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I wouldn't do that, the stiffened dog-bone will then put extra load and pressure on the standard engine/box mounts. The vibra's are fine in traffic, if installed properly. They're not 'solid' as such, they're just a lot stiffer.
Definitely the UCH and not relay/earth problems elsewhere?
Before throwing lots of money at Renault you could get a second-hand UCH, fob, and ECU and try those?
Wait, I was looking at the bonnet edge. But that might just be reflection.
If it's just what's underneath the headlight, I polished something similar out.
Your shafts don't chafe your chassis legs do they? I know Mr. Northloop gave me some words of warning running too low.
I run B14's, 2118s and Direzza's, I'm not toooo low and get zero rubbing/chaffing with the big shoulder'd tyre I have.
To add some useful information, the only way I stopped the gear stick slack / movement / exhaust/subframe noise was to add the vibra ones. They are amazing pieces of kit.
2118's are ET43, but you can get 1.2's in ET35 for a little more 'poke' out of the arch.
205 width can be done, depends on your setup.
I have 2118's with a centre cap of sorts:
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