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Get a flat head screwdriver or butter knife behind them and lever them off,
they're made out of a kind of rubbery plastic so they're quite bendy and won't snap.
Unless you get it live mapped, as in put on a RR and tweaked until they've optimised the power and torque with a print out to confirm it,
your best bet for a straight remap is an RSTuner box from FastChip.
http://www.fastchip.nl/
I know that's not what you asked, but I thought it was worth...
I love how almost without fail when someone post pics of their lovely immaculate Clio,
we're all more interested in the other cars in the pics. lol
I haven't seen a Nova on the roads in years, there's something nice and honest about an old 90s rattle box.
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
There's no stripping involved, it's only a couple of bolts, 5 mins and it's done.
Although mine are out because of the dog, I don't have any human friends so I don't need them at all.
At the moment i've only got the 25mm inners, i've got the 23mm outers showing up on Monday,
I got the sizes off the Kam Racing website, and varified them with endless thread searches on here.
Clio Ph1 2.0 16v RS-172: Outer mount - 22mm, Inner mount - 25mm
Clio Ph2 2.0 16v RS-172: Outer mount -...
I've got a set of inner powerflex arb bushes and they're not solid,
there's a seam where they open up.
Is this normal, I mean are they meant to be solid and you slide them on the arb from the end,
or are they designed to be pushed on using the seam that opens up?
They're fitted to the front across the range,
most manufacturers tend to make cars with a little understeer as it's easier to control for the general public.
When people fit the whiteline arb they find they get a slight increase in oversteer.
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
Mharvey - Sunday 14th October (best for me due to work on Saturday's but can do either)
Don - 27th
DaveDreads - Either
Laine_16v - Sat 27th / Sun 28th October (camping)
tom172cup - Saturday 27th / Sun 28th October (Camping)
sbridgey - Either date
Townlea -...
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
Ok, it's going on a lift next Wednesday to have a new steering rack,
i'll get the grease monkeys to have a fiddle and see if they can fix it.
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
Today my gearbox has decided to start really f*cking up,
put it in reverse and you get 1st, put it in 1st you get 3rd.
Syncro mesh is obviously f*cked,
if it's still in one peice by the time we go I might just let the strip destroy it.
Let the f*cking thing go...
Right Uni RS2s are fantastic tyres in the wet and i've seen far better cars than mine aquaplane on standing water,
where mine just pounds it's way through with no problems.
However they are NOT warm weather tyres in any way shape or form,
if you give them some abuse on a nice warm dry day, you...
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
Sunday 14th October
B) Saturday 27th October (with Clio16v)
LIST:
Mharvey - Sunday 14th October (best for me due to work on Saturday's but can do either)
Don - Either
DaveDreads - Either
I just need a few weeks notice of whatever date is it so I can tell...
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
I haven't got the money to go on track days, putting the cost of the actual track day aside which is normally quite pricey,
i'd want 15s with track tyres and spare brake pads so I didn't shed my daily parts.
The dog kennel's having a new steering rack next week...
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
If I was going on a proper track day where it's possible I could flip the car and die then i'd spend some money,
but I blast up empty duel carriageways almost everyday wearing nothing more than a smile,
so for a quick blast in a straight line up to 90 odd, I...
Re: Drag Racing at Shakesphere
Stratford Raceway has made it mandatory for all runs regardless of top speed,
the Pod are more relaxed up to 100mph.
Edit : Holy sh*t ebay helmets are piss cheap. :D