CrippsCorner
ClioSport Club Member
208 GTi
I got a M3 headlight kit
You've got a Clio though.
I got a M3 headlight kit
I got a M3 headlight kit and finished off the headlights today
and used the left over disks and compound to polish the top inlet
They look brand new... How bad did they look at the beginning? I've been meaning to use my m3 kit had it kicking around the house for the last 6 months!!
Fitted refurbed gearbox( agency transmissions) clutch, gear oil, new shafts, coolant, cts and thermostat.
On satutday just gone
De bobbled the seats
Before
After
What is this debobbling machine you have??
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0038RXSIS/?tag=cliospnet01-21
Took 10 minutes to make the seats look 5 years newer
Fitted Apex lowering springs, Changed rear discs/bearings and pads, full service and a good wash.
There's goes the handling, and they'll shag your rear shocks into next week.
OT - Fitted some Heko wind deflectors to the Abarth.
They seem fine to me. Everybody moans about them but I don't drive mental anyways so notice any change. I can understand your view if I was on a track but if I was gona do that I wouldn't even consider lowering springs lol
Eibach Sportlines is what i had on my 182.. 9 years go now mind lol
+1
With a rear arb they are one of the great suspension setups recommend on here.
Started to refurb my headlights! makes such a difference!
What did you use? Mine need doing asap.
bucket of warm soapy water, 1200, 1500 and 2000 grade wet and dry, a tub of rubbing compound (tcut, meguires scratch-x etc)
Went through the grades, and then used a basic rotary buffer to apply the rubbing compound. I'm not 100% happy with them so I'll likely go back to the 1500, and work up again.
Thanks for that. Wonder if some megs 105 or 205 (the harsh one, can't remember the number) would work too. Gonna give it a shot later.
Should work, to be honest, I've used megs scratch x, but I could do with some standard t-cut, as the scratch-x is not quite harsh enough.
I looked a few places for wet and dry, but halfords was the only place I could find with the finer grades of wet/dry.
Looking great, I've nipped to my folks to grab a bottle of tcut so will be running over mine again with 2000 and then cutting compound.Took your advice and really happy with the results, thanks for the tips mate.
Started sorting some of the stone chips on my bonnet. I filled them with paint (using a cocktail stick, lol), sanded them down and then machine polished. I'm amazed how well it has worked actually, you can't really tell it has been done!