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the guy who had the cup before me put them on there, i took them off when i got it but he must have superglued them on or something as when i removed them the paint is down to the bare metal, so i had no choice but to put them back on :clown:
Nah, do like the cars they handle just like a go-cart, just a little slow for me now :rasp:
fast enuff for the brother-in-law tho he aint been driving that long
So decided to take the cup out with the brother-in-law in his Zr
Ended up here
Hartside Cafe, Alston, Cumbria
Where i took a few photos
All shot on a Sony Ericsson (Cybershot K800i)
Whilst out we spotted "tour de france 2008"
Think they were a bit lost...
if you want noise, u want a open cone filter, which i would not recommend, if you want performance, then yes a itg filter is a start(basicly lets more air in) better then paper ones
someone glued my locks once, dripped right down the side of the doors, superglue remover did the trick, just takes a while to loosen it perhaps put a bit of a area of pain that wont be seen ie inside the boot etc, just to make sure it wont strip your type of paint
if your worried about that, you can get a custom map from henk, you buy the box for roughly about £145 which gives you access to the std 98ron and groupe_n maps etc, but for an extra £30ish you can send logs to henk and he will tweek a map specifically for your car, iv had the groupe_n map...
exactly just the reverse of what i said above matey :D
if your worried at all a garage should charge roughly £40ish to change it for you or perhaps put up a thread in the wanted section there might be someone in the london area from cs willing to do it for beer tokens
If you bought one of these for example
http://www.k-tecracing.com/show_product.asp?id=2034
there is no welding needed, simply undo 4 bolts and disconnect the lambada's (remove your cat) unscrew both lambada's carefully then remove the gasket on the cat(flange side), put the gasket from your...
wouldn't have thought so tbh just renault talking out of there bottoms as per by the sounds of it mate, above is a general idea of what your lambada sensor looks like, look under ur car at your cat and will see it :) as said above buy a GSF for 65 quid and fit it your self ten min job,
engine parts? the lambda sensor is in the cat and is screwed in and there is 1 connector on that basicly plugs in good old renault 2hours to remove and fit a new one hahah
Give the plate number as well as a description, time of accident and location to your insurance company, they will check The Motor Insurance Database and also perform a dvla trace to find his name etc, seriosuly the police will take a age and a day to track the guy if indeed they can be bothered...