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Ojc

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Registered: 14th Nov 00
Location: Reading: Drives : Clio 197
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11th Mar 14 at 21:07

Get the Brembos serviced the pins seize inside the caliper

taylorboosh

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11th Mar 14 at 21:08

Will do, might have them painted red anyway

Ojc

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11th Mar 14 at 21:09

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Buying one of these without doing research is criminal mistake, you have to treat them kindly. Be patient and it will reward you. Shame you won't ever get to use it on track where it comes alive

Its a fucking clio mate - it will be fine

Nahh tracks not for me tbh

It has 6 ball joints each side with revo knuckle, be aware. Top mounts wear as well.

Ojc

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11th Mar 14 at 21:10

http://cooksport.co.uk/product-RSClio197200CooksportLoweringSprings.html

GB123

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11th Mar 14 at 21:12

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
Its a fucking clio mate - it will be fine

Like the other one?

taylorboosh

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11th Mar 14 at 21:18

Learned my lesson, its because it was derv

Ojc

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11th Mar 14 at 21:18

Dont let idiots like Dean Bissmire tell you 182 are faster either

BarnshaW

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11th Mar 14 at 21:22

taylorboosh

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11th Mar 14 at 21:24

My mates 172 feels faster tbh

Brett

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11th Mar 14 at 21:31

Do like the look of these, looks well in red

taylorboosh

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11th Mar 14 at 21:35

Thanks everyone - first car everyone hasnt called shit lmao

Ojc

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11th Mar 14 at 21:37

Feel faster, but not. Brakes are immense.

Nic Barnes

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11th Mar 14 at 22:18

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
Thanks everyone - first car everyone hasnt called shit lmao

once your first mod has been done, it will be shit.

VegasPhil

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Registered: 16th Jan 05
Location: Fareham, Hants Drives: Octavia VRS
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11th Mar 14 at 22:27

Nice one. Did you tell them the Clio was knackered?

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VrsTurbo

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11th Mar 14 at 22:45

The bearings can be done for 30 a side if your handy with a spanner

Ojc

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11th Mar 14 at 22:54

You'll be lucky, cheapest £60 quid to actually get the ball joint.

Need to be pressed out and pressed in very carefully as well due to hub being aluminum.

Toby

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11th Mar 14 at 22:54

Great cars these. Love my brothers r27. Was out in a turbo'd 200 few weeks back, absolute rocket.

There is a lot of scare mongering with these cars but there are also a lot of common problems but as most of them have been around for a while most are easily solved and no where near as bad as what people make out.

I.e. Steering racks, quoted £900 from Renault. My brother had his replaced with an OEM one and fitted for £250. Belts and water pump done for £420 and not the £1ks people state.

VrsTurbo

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11th Mar 14 at 22:56

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
You'll be lucky, cheapest £60 quid to actually get the ball joint.

Need to be pressed out and pressed in very carefully as well due to hub being aluminum.

The bearings in the knuckle. The ball joints are a pita

Ben G

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11th Mar 14 at 23:32

Really like these (with the spoiler, look bare without), but not keen on the idea of needing to rev the tits off it to get anywhere.

I'm only going on what the Internet says though. Ideal on track, not so ideal on the road.

Also, I couldn't help but notice this isn't a land rover defender.

[Edited on 11-03-2014 by Ben G]

Jambo

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11th Mar 14 at 23:52

Jambo is jealous! That is my 50/50 favourite spec 200. Recaros, speed lines red/black and no daft Halfords spoiler AND you got one of the CL10 plates!! Lovely lovely lovely car. £7.5k is a fucking steal as well. I paid £7k for my 182 when it was 7years old.

Love French crap. Wicked car.

Jambo

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11th Mar 14 at 23:53

Saying you don't like to rev a car is like saying you don't like driving.

Ben G

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12th Mar 14 at 00:00

Not really. I don't want to drop down 3 gears and rev to 7k just to overtake someone on my work commute.

Would be great if it was for weekends hooning down rural roads. Not so good if you plan on using it to commute on motorways. 6th gear and low down torque suits me fine.

Again, only going on what the Internet says about these. I have no experience of actually driving them.

[Edited on 12-03-2014 by Ben G]

SVM 286

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12th Mar 14 at 06:15

Those CL10 plates must have been selling like hot cakes four years ago.

taylorboosh

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12th Mar 14 at 06:51

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo

Jambo is jealous! That is my 50/50 favourite spec 200. Recaros, speed lines red/black and no daft Halfords spoiler AND you got one of the CL10 plates!! Lovely lovely lovely car. £7.5k is a fucking steal as well. I paid £7k for my 182 when it was 7years old.

Love French crap. Wicked car.

Well he gave me £1k for the broken dci so it was really £8.5k..

taylorboosh

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12th Mar 14 at 06:52

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Not really. I don't want to drop down 3 gears and rev to 7k just to overtake someone on my work commute.

Would be great if it was for weekends hooning down rural roads. Not so good if you plan on using it to commute on motorways. 6th gear and low down torque suits me fine.

Again, only going on what the Internet says about these. I have no experience of actually driving them.

[Edited on 12-03-2014 by Ben G]

Id imagine it feels so flat me because its a fair bit slower than the last performance cars ive driven

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