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I use the 6mm crank pin, the gearbox end tool (horseshoe), and the pully locking tool. All with the cambelt still in place, which takes some of the strain off the tools.
Also, I dont buy/use the cheap copy tools (Which are the ones that WILL bend, Laser etc.) I have the genuine renault items.
Re: Mk1 172 Hybrid Track Car Project
Not really, just using up my left overs from this year, then will sort out tyres for next year over the winter :)
Few from a bit of a meet we had this evening...
Met up with Alex C earlier, was good to see Jamies old car again! Bifcaids joined us for a few pictures, looking miles better with some rear camber :approve:
Support the engine with a jack and remove the top mount...
Then you ideally need to get the engine to TDC, and lock the crank from the timing hole on the front with a 6mm pin. You also really need to lock the cams on the gearbox end, so you can undo the pullies.
IIRC the inlet pulley/cam will...
Well the day is £149....then you've got fuel obviosuly, depending on how much you go out depends on how much you will use, cant really say!
If you keep an eye on tyre pressures (and they are decent tyres) you shouldnt wear them much tbh, unles your driving like a maniac lol, and dont stay out...
Wouldnt matter really, nothing an email/PM to Jeremy @ RUK couldnt sort out, valver isnt on the list as a 1.8, but they still allowed it with no problems.
Re: Mk1 172 Hybrid Track Car Project
I usually take another set, the williams wheels are just road wheels now to get to and from places, and the Superleggeras for track :)
The cams alone are £600odd as said, some manufacturers are more (Schrick) and some less (Piper) and some around the same (Cat Cams)....All depends on the suppliers prices obviously too...
On top of that you have fitting, which is a cambelt off job and quite a bit of labour. so you may aswell...
Apparently there is only 3 months on the charger if bought separately, although ive yet to check that.
I hope its not, as spending £120 on chargers within 4 months is just a joke imo!
Anyone else had one of the Magsafe chargers fail? My 13" Mac came with the 60w version, which failed after just days over a year old. I had to purchase another for nearly £60....and now, only months down the line its failed again.
Luckily ive got a few hours of charge so I can copy all my...