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you have to think do i want more poke and loads of noise or no noise and not so much poke, if you want full power then a straight through pipe is the answer, but if you dont then keep it standard with the cat and back box.You cant have both
Looks like you got ripped matey which is a bit poo if you as me, this site is meant to be a site for like minded people but some people dont think like me. I would never hink of moving on a set of wheels like that, thats proper s**t, the wheel is scrap go round the guys house who sold it to you...
I've looked through a few previous threads about adjusting the torsion bar but did not find a great deal, Im pretty handy with the spaners but have never even looked at adjusting a torsion bar is it a easy job, what tools will i need?
Dont take this the wrong way but I would love to see you do a blend down the side of a car, if it was so easy i would not have a job. I have been in the trade since the age of fourteen and i still learn new stuff all the time and even with my time served some things can give you a headache.
Painting is quite a skill and this is what the genral public dont seem to realize when they take a car to a body shop. Its a long process and takes a long time to get good at it, like people above have said probabley ok for doing moldings but not ideal for larger panels but a good way to start...
If the standard engine is fully serviced and in good order leave it alone, spend the 2-3k chassis mods and this will see a car piss all over a 200bhp clio with a sloppy chassis.