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Seems a bit pointless, as above you just turn it on for one and off. Single sweep positionable would just mean you do same anyway surely or it'll be on single sweep forever and ever time you turn on ignition it'll wipe once I'm definitely with Renault on this one

Yeah mate they're just paying me out hopefully and keeping it off the register

I've got rear caliper issues too, must be an age thing, mines the handbrake mech on the drivers side has totally seized up, cannot for love nor money get it to shift so I'm just getting new calipers which I'll fit to the oddy then the RB can have the ones from the oddy which are fine Same with...

Great updates For the record though you don't need to remove both torx holding rear bench in the middle, one is fixed and the bracket is open that side to just hook under iirc

I lied sightly actually for dramatic effect, it's 246689 as of last night, 300 miles until the last oil change that'll see her too the 1/4 million

Not sure why double post....

Cleaned the bay for first time in a couple of years I think it's been, still scrubs up well for the 247k miles under her belt

appears to be completely with theirs, it looks like it's not vehicular insurance at all but asset, same if they smashed my wall down, so should also keep the car off any sort of register too which would be doubly ideal

the payout will include just giving the car back as well by sounds of it. yeah only thing counting against it in valuers eyes will be mileage, but technically it's under average for the year..... will be pulling up all the high price for sale examples and showing the extensive history off as...

Okay this is a loaded one, bin man backed into my phase 1 couple weeks back and looks like their insurance is going to send an estimator/valuer to view the car and then pay out the value as it will be uneconomical to repair (they have to use genuine panels etc). as such what do we think i...

It's there for front end impact protection so the thing doesn't split and shoot fuel everywhere and set in fire

It'll more than likely be an injector, they lunch them for fun

Boooooo! Appreciate the effort though chap 😎

@massivewangers the bin men happened @Martin_172 if the grande is D44 odyssey blue then yes

Couple more from today out and about on in Matlock Bath looking for breakfast

Washed and back on turinis again with ad08r's thanks to @leeds2592

further updates recieved no

My 250k 18 year old daily falls apart like a dropped Lego model..... regularly tbh 🤪

They should be, they were brand new a couple of years ago and I haven't done much mileage :cool:

It was more the huge downpour of rain I reckon, lol

Mick is Long Eaton near Nottingham chap. I didn't bother with powerflex anything as didn't want the vibrations as the car is a road car, new standard keeps the shift smooth enough in all honesty. And nah, boxsters are just slow and people underestimate how capable a 1 ton Clio can be 😉

Welcome I'd recommend standard engine mounts, febi do pattern ones that are perfect and you don't end up with a road car that rattles your teeth out. Spacers are no issue, I've run 15mm front and 10mm rear for years including on track (incidentally on said track day my mate in a 2001 boxster s...

Last one of the season at Mallory yesterday, time to tuck him up until next year

Glad to see it's still on the forums and looking forward to seeing it done, know Jack put his all into that car

enjoy the carbony goodness fine sir :)

Yes mate, afro Dan, flol. I'm the opposite, bald as @Daniel 😂 Afternoon was me most likely as he left not long after lunch

@Touring_Rob ai Red mk1 could of been me or mate Dan earlier on before he left as his car is very similar

Take the old ones to a hydraulics place, they should be able to repair them as they are cup specific I believe and hard to come by