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No problem mate. Thanks to you and Rich for the free chicken too :smile: I want your car :tongueout:

@George@RTR_Parts has some i think.

Test the battery voltage first.

Quite common for breaking. Cheapest i've found is here http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Renault-Clio-Sport-172-182-Genuine-Exhaust-Downpipe-Clamp-Seal-Kit-/271786129148?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3f47b736fc

I've got more than that on just coilovers, no camber bolts or solid topmounts. Can't be right that.

Awesome!

Decent price that!

Any chance of a few pics? So I can see how you've mounted the pins.

Does that mean you're going to Oulton with them on?

Don't you need the subframe too? I might be wrong.

Seriously though, Halfords if you can or the £20/30 Clarke/Generic ones for wheels and general big bolts.

Great link mate!

Can't argue with that.

Ah ok. I've got mine at 12 mins total, which I believe is standard for the 182.

@Cub. when you say 10 mins toe out, is that total or 10 per side? Just thought it needed clarifying for the OP.

Yeah, dowty washer (rubber and metal) for sump and copper for gearbox on mine. Could use either though really.

Should have posted this in the suspension section. Here's a guide anyway. http://www.cliosport.net/threads/fitting-lowering-springs-to-a-mk2-clio.579168/

I think the RC5+ will suit you then. I have them on mine and they're great on track and fine on the road. They squeaked like mad for the first 50-100 miles, but once you get past that they are ok. Just the odd squeak every now and again.

They're a track only pad really, so they'll always squeak when cold. No point trying to stop them squeaking, just change to something else or live with it.

The side strips on the doors will say 1.2 I'm sure all Authentiques are 8v

RC5+

A few people i know who have received their R888 have got 2015 dated ones.

That looks wrong i'm sure.

Flip the bearing over that's underneath that top rubber mount.

Yeah they're Dunlop Direzza's, the DZ is short for Direzza. Good tyres, most rate them higher than R888 in the dry.

I think he does mean the DZ03G

Yeah mine stretched a fair bit too, just grab as close to the hole as possible and pull steadily.

Pull the tubing off, needs a good pull. Then push the washer from underneath. I used a little socket on an extension bar to help.

I knew you'd know :tonguewink:

Not sure who is the specialist in that area. @Martin. you're round that area aren't you?