Mikeyjp's Clio 182, #037, Trophy Progress thread
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Better update my list, going well so far
plans for 2015
Belts - Done
197 cams - Done
Remap - Done
Geo Set up
Replacement off side front wheel arch
fit upper splash guard behind front grills
fit new rubber washer thing on air box, as mine fell in the engine bay somewhere
would still like to get it mopped
Get spare set of calipers sent to Bigred - Being sent to someone on CS instead
HT leads - Done
has also had Major service, and a new rear exhaust mount and new sump gasket
Also going to be looking at getting the gearbox oil done. Any recommendations what to use?
Calipers have gone to a CS member, kindly doing it much cheaper than Bigred
have ordered new slider kit ect as well to freshen it all up
plans for 2015
Belts - Done
197 cams - Done
Remap - Done
Geo Set up
Replacement off side front wheel arch
fit upper splash guard behind front grills
fit new rubber washer thing on air box, as mine fell in the engine bay somewhere
would still like to get it mopped
Get spare set of calipers sent to Bigred - Being sent to someone on CS instead
HT leads - Done
has also had Major service, and a new rear exhaust mount and new sump gasket
Also going to be looking at getting the gearbox oil done. Any recommendations what to use?
Calipers have gone to a CS member, kindly doing it much cheaper than Bigred
have ordered new slider kit ect as well to freshen it all up
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I just used standard OE Renault stuff (Elf). There is probably better out there but it certainly felt better after the change. I would use it again.
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After having a read on CS i ordered, Fuchs TITAN SINTOFLUID SAE 75W-80 synthetic, will get it done when the calipers come back
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Maybe I will use that when I do it next, how much was it?
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cost £40 x4 bottles, gearbox takes 3.1L lol
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Renault want the cost of the earth for new slider kits and shims, any where else to get them from? found the slider kits on ebay, but there are two different length pins, does someone know which i need please? possible to get shim kits too?
How much are they asking? I bought a set for the fronts for £22 off them??
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front slider kit £30 each
rears £42 each
rear shim kit £31.20 each
rears £42 each
rear shim kit £31.20 each
Bloody hell, I snapped up 2 brand new rear callipers but no idea what they cost!!
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right then, car is all booked in with http://www.bbrgti.com/index.php for a power run, must admit i have never heard of them, but seems they do clio 182 performance upgrades too
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needed to top up my cleaning products, so got a few bits, normally go for Megs gold class shampoo, but felt like a change, and thought i would see what these clay pads are like, meant to be really good
Keep us updated on how you rate the new products. It's always good to try something new!
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Had the T on the rollers, results not too bad for 100K+ on the clock
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nah, that was all i got given, and whats an AFR plot ?
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