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simonjames

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Post #26
Needs a claying and a machine polish desparatly

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Posted 14th Jul 2011 at 19:51
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Post #27
roland rat wrote:
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Isn't there a Renault Clio owners club you could bother with this type of thing?


Yes but im hanging around so i can flog my left over shit parts to knobheads like you Wink


you're a dick - I'll get my parts from pugplus! he's much more reliable than you are. He's selling me a lighweight version of the splitter. Apparantly I send him £80.00 and I get a splitter made of thin air, so that's better than you, you horrible welshman.

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Posted 15th Jul 2011 at 00:20
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Post #28
lol^

And nice car RR

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Posted 17th Jul 2011 at 00:14
dangti6

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Dibs on the nearside front wing when you break it Thumbs up

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  • Posted 17th Jul 2011 at 00:43
    roland rat

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    Post #30
    Another week and more money lavished on the Clio Roll eyes

    Theres not much history with the car and i cant see if the cambelts been done so ive bought a cambelt kit.


    Also the clutch is a bit high so another Ebay bargain to be fitted


    And some nice shiny brakelines to round things off


    No more spending until payday now which is Friday Laugh
    Posted 19th Jul 2011 at 03:05
    cjm_harris

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    Post #31
    Looking good Ash Cool

    Mate of mine has one of these, seems a pretty capable car Yes

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    Posted 19th Jul 2011 at 03:11
    dave-rallye

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    Post #32
    Ash - if you've bought a cambelt kit, i assume you have bought all the locking tools as well?!

    If not, ill have it off you to break when it blows up Wink

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    Posted 25th Jul 2011 at 21:52
    adam b

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    Post #33
    dave-rallye wrote:
    i assume you have bought all the locking tools as well?!


    Thats what valves and pistons are for Wink

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    Posted 25th Jul 2011 at 22:35
    roland rat

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    Post #34
    dave-rallye wrote:
    Ash - if you've bought a cambelt kit, i assume you have bought all the locking tools as well?!

    If not, ill have it off you to break when it blows up Wink


    Its going to a mate who works for renault to do for a few beers so stay away you vulture Razz

    Posted 26th Jul 2011 at 03:21
    roland rat

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    Post #35
    Well time for a small update

    The cambelt has been changed for a mate on the cheap and im glad i did have it done.

    Was still on the original belt and tensioners.mate said i was lucky as one of the original tensioners had a massive crack almos through tthe middle off it and ready to snap! Shock

    Also been collecting a few shiny bits to help it breathe better Ninja

    Posted 11th Aug 2011 at 03:43
    af1-gti

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    Post #36
    roland rat wrote:
    Well time for a small update

    The cambelt has been changed for a mate on the cheap and im glad i did have it done.

    Was still on the original belt and tensioners.mate said i was lucky as one of the original tensioners had a massive crack almos through tthe middle off it and ready to snap! Shock

    Also been collecting a few shiny bits to help it breathe better Ninja



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    Posted 11th Aug 2011 at 04:09
    306crazy

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    Post #37
    GAY CAR/

    thread
    Posted 12th Aug 2011 at 21:58
    roland rat

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    Post #38
    306crazy wrote:
    GAY CAR/

    thread


    Nice f*ck up newb,it's suppose to be /thread Wink


    Had my private plate assigned to the car plus bought it a new gearknob.
    Posted 14th Aug 2011 at 17:00
    cwspellowe

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    Post #39
    Private plates are for cock gobblers, FACT!

    f*ck me Ash when did you get to 16000 posts? That's an awful lot for someone who spends more time cutting hair and driving convertible Bimmers than owning 306's LOL

    In all seriousness though, how is the Clio? Bro in law had a standard 172 on Cup wheels and a couple of K-Tec bits, i was disappointed in it tbh

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    Posted 14th Aug 2011 at 17:08
    roland rat

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    Post #40
    cwspellowe wrote:
    Private plates are for cock gobblers, FACT!

    f*ck me Ash when did you get to 16000 posts? That's an awful lot for someone who spends more time cutting hair and driving convertible Bimmers than owning 306's LOL

    In all seriousness though, how is the Clio? Bro in law had a standard 172 on Cup wheels and a couple of K-Tec bits, i was disappointed in it tbh


    I've been a cock gobbler since passing my test so no plans to change a habit that i enjoy Wink

    And ive owned more 6's than any sane person should so i can blame my poor car choice on this.

    Clio is great TBH,i prefer it to the 6 in many ways.Its newer,gives me much better MPG and seems more be for fun in the handling deptment but the 6 has more "feel" if you now what i mean.

    Standard 172's have a narrower track and different suspension so it wouldnt feel great in all honesty.

    i like mine and thats all that matters Happy
    Posted 14th Aug 2011 at 21:18
    roland rat

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    Post #41
    Time for an update Big grin

    This is what happened to me in the begining of Sept



    It just decided to rev its tits off and my glo in the dark friend diagnosed as a faulty TPS.parked it up over the weekend and it fixed itself Wizard

    Carried a few mods out the Nut Cup since the last update-

    First up was some nice silvervisions for the front and rear lights

    Before


    After


    Also while doing the rears i moved the cup badges off the door to the rear under the "Clio" badge



    Ive had the car since june and managed to clock up 6k in the little french tin so it was service time.ot no pics of he oil change as no one cares but fitted the right spark plugs and some uprated Magnecor HT leads as the others were the 11 year old originals.


    Also picked up a phase 1 airbox with ITG filter and swapped it over.fair paly it now has a lovely induction raw Devil


    Finally the tread the the front tyres of the Turinis was getting low so i decided it was a better idea to buy new alloys than get 2 tyres LOL.

    Picked up a set of 16'' Td pro race 1.2's with nearly new Toyo tyres for a barginous £160 quid!!!not the best pic but you gt the idea of what they look like.
    Posted 25th Oct 2011 at 21:09
    gman

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    Post #42
    Looks good Ash, could do with being lowered just a tad for the wheels to suit. I always wanted a 172 cup when they first came out, I remember loving the Turinis!

    Half tempted to get the misses one instead of the mini that she wants, as I loved my Trophy, hence the reason why I never bothered to change my avatar to the S3 barge (now gone).

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    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 09:40
    roland rat

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    gman wrote:
    Looks good Ash, could do with being lowered just a tad for the wheels to suit. I always wanted a 172 cup when they first came out, I remember loving the Turinis!

    Half tempted to get the misses one instead of the mini that she wants, as I loved my Trophy, hence the reason why I never bothered to change my avatar to the S3 barge (now gone).


    Plans are afoot mate for all new standard shocks and Eibach Sportline springs.I've got the springs and just waiting for the shocks to turn up from Reno.Also plan a clutch change and possible 182 exhaust manifold/matched inlets if/when i sell my rebuilt rallye engine LOL
    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 12:36
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    Post #44
    shiny suspension goodness...

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    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 12:45
    gman

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    Post #45
    I've still got my old 182 exhuast (chopped in half) gathering dust in a shed after swapping it for a milltek. It's only done 25k and a similar one went for 180 on ebay the other day. Must get round to selling it.........

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    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 14:17
    simonjames

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    Post #46
    Just sell it

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    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 15:18
    braymond

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    Post #47
    af1-gti wrote:
    roland rat wrote:
    Well time for a small update

    The cambelt has been changed for a mate on the cheap and im glad i did have it done.

    Was still on the original belt and tensioners.mate said i was lucky as one of the original tensioners had a massive crack almos through tthe middle off it and ready to snap! Shock

    Also been collecting a few shiny bits to help it breathe better Ninja





    LOL at the iron lung

    brilliant

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    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 15:46
    roland rat

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    he wants more for the suspension than I paid for my car Laugh

    new shocks have arrived so hopefully a weekend spent working on my car is on the cards
    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 18:57
    roland rat

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    Post #49
    As the observant have noticed that the roof is a different colour to the body.Also he did the side badges t the same time

    A BIG thank you to Adam b for his magical wrapping skills Thumbs up Love

    So here's some nice up to date pics of the rattle box




    And then a few weeks later i had him to do the bonnet for good measure




    And better pics of the wheels fitted



    Posted 26th Oct 2011 at 19:54
    roland rat

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    Post #50
    Well had an unexpected mod today.......Bonnet flew up and smashed the screen! Dry



    Luckily/unluckily im breaking another cup so ive got the bits i need to put it right but im losing the love for the car and am thinking of changing it in the new year for a diesel due to increased work mileage etc Sad
    Posted 27th Dec 2011 at 20:15

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