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i assume you know how aftermarket (motorsport) manufacures make pads (ie how they get the template) piece of paper and a pencil! (inaccuracy of +/- 100mm ;))
then the back plates are laser cut (IIRC tollerence is +/- 0.25mm)
you should of seen what i did to £xxxxK F1 pads :D
REMEMBER...
do they have the renault tools though? ;)
i can do the parts cheaper than that, when i get a spare 10min (next week hopefully!) i'll price it up
aux belt KIT mate, doing just the belt (on an aircon car) is pikey and not worth it, change the lot and forget about it
rebuild i'd be suspect on TBH, i know about 355/360 and 430 engines and their reliability, i doubt it would need a rebuild as part of general maintenance
i've just bought a black phs1 on 77K, its having the following done to it
full respray both sides and bumpers (stone chips manily)
engine is coming out, for new clutch, cambelt, vvt pulley, new heat shield, new clutch and throttle cables, new throttle body etc etc
wheels refurbed etc
basically...
yeah they're track cars, they're our high speed passenger ride cars, Subaru know what we use them for
we cracked the rear subframe in half on our red one at the weekend, they're paying out for that though
well the sodemo settings use something "along those lines" with their cams, we gained a few horse cocking about with the cam timing on the schricks and the cat's, was quite interesting, but hard to repeat without making another tool
READ what i say below
REMOVE caliper shims from pad carriers (little steel plates things)
TRIAL fit new DS2500's into carrier, you MUST have AT LEAST 1.5mm vertical movement of the pad in the carrier (ie the must be nice a free to move, hot metal expands remember!)
if they're tight (i'll...