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it is just the under tray lad, mine came off years ago, only damage is that it messes up your engine bay when you go through puddles.
would worry about it. if you really want to you could go toa scrappies, get a new one, undo a couple of self tappers and replace it.
jamie
since trev has posted this as well, can i say; spacers?
give them a clean, refit, check weights on wheels are still on (came off mine the other day and caused same issue), while wheels are off do above of looking for lines on discs (warped) and check for excessive movement in disc meaning...
p21s (i refuse to abide by this new 'R222@ rubbish ;) ) is not as hard wearing as 476
soph, stick to the above method and you wont go far wrong hun
jamie
personally never used any of CarLack's products
the 476 is an amazing hard wearing wax and will be good for your use.
In all honesty Soph, wash, super resin polish, 476 should see you good for your needs for quite some time
all IMO of course :)
jamie
FKs are standard start for most people.
H&Rs are a level up
ASTs are TOTR price wise
there are other makes, like Gaz as Paul has shown, people have different opinions on all. also the experience can depend massively on getting them setup correctly
jamie
yeah this was the problem, the ring spanner did not have enough "depth" and we worried about it just rounding off the nut to be honest.
i soaked it in WD40 before ben arrived for around an hour :(
your explanation makes perfect sense, but i think due to them being impacted on, they need the...
cheers Mark, yeah i have a piece of allen key in there at the moment lol
quick bit of glue+plastic will fish it out as it moves with pushing around with a point.
250 is too much for just setting these things up, for my needs anyway. will ask the kevs at birchdown later on.
cheers for...
yeah, the only difference is the suspension, top nut is OEM, so are the mounts.
just need to turn the nut a tiny bit and it will then come off easily, its just getting it started, hence the impact wrench being a good call from ben
jamie
top mounts are a bit different lad, its not just turning the nut, the thread has to stay still, other wise the spring and central rod of the damper just turns . . .
not read the thread, as to be honest i cant be bothered for such a stupid question (unless he means 80 mutually pleasing hugs?).
but has no one posted " . . . Delilah!"?