John's GW 200

Yes John! GREAT decision on the wheels mate. That's going to look SO good on your car. As soon as I did that mockup a while back I thought it was a definite no brainer. Top TOP work mate.
Cheers, I fancied Ultraleggeras but couldn't find them in red. wasn't prepared to pay the price for Allegarittas like @Yiannis has, though they remain my favourite wheels. Team Dynamics are pretty light I believe & I like the motor sport look.
 
Cheers, I fancied Ultraleggeras but couldn't find them in red. wasn't prepared to pay the price for Allegarittas like @Yiannis has, though they remain my favourite wheels. Team Dynamics are pretty light I believe & I like the motor sport look.

The TD are very good on the lightweight point. Very very close to the OZ wheels. And honestly, I much prefer the look of the TD over the Alleggerita. They look two inches smaller than they are for some reason. Definitely the best from a function over form point of view but aesthetics is still really important to me. I think you've made the right choice. And saved yourself a few pennies too.
 
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looking forward to seeing this car again :smile:
Just looking through my last few posts on my thread as the cam belt etc. are being done tomorrow & it occurred to me that I didn't know you had already seen the car! When did we meet James?
 
Just looking through my last few posts on my thread as the cam belt etc. are being done tomorrow & it occurred to me that I didn't know you had already seen the car! When did we meet James?
near london at the water park thingy. we got separated so was literately only in the morning where i got to have a good look!
 
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near london at the water park thingy. we got separated so was literately only in the morning where i got to have a good look!
Ah, that explains a lot! Got lost with @Gordini, @Chris & a couple of others & arrived at the lunch stop after everyone had cleared off. Catch you in Spa! (Not literally you understand! My Clio will be a mobile chicane for your Megane. Do I care? Not one bit, I'm going to be having a blast! Might blag a passenger ride off you though!)
 
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Ah, that explains a lot! Got lost with @Gordini, @Chris & a couple of others & arrived at the lunch stop after everyone had cleared off. Catch you in Spa! (Not literally you understand! My Clio will be a mobile chicane for your Megane. Do I care? Not one bit, I'm going to be having a blast! Might blag a passenger ride off you though!)
If you cared about being overtaken on a straight you wouldn't have a clio! Get it to a corner and see everything else dissapear is where its at. I do miss mine sometimes! But thankfully the megane is very similar.
cant wait!
 
Ah, that explains a lot! Got lost with @Gordini, @Chris & a couple of others & arrived at the lunch stop after everyone had cleared off. Catch you in Spa! (Not literally you understand! My Clio will be a mobile chicane for your Megane. Do I care? Not one bit, I'm going to be having a blast! Might blag a passenger ride off you though!)

Yeah not ideal was it...
 
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On my way home from Rentec Autocare in Edinburgh. Full service, cam belt, water pump, dephaser, full strip & clean of brakes, front pads replaced,brake fluid changed & new braided lines up front, gearbox oil changed, Poweflex bushes on engine/gearbox mounts. I supplied brake pads (DS2500) & fluid (RBF600) along with Millers gearbox oil, the Poweflex mounts & the brake lines (KTR). Rentec supplied engine oil & filter f.o.c. (Elf oil & genuine Renault filter). All in for under £800 which I thought was pretty good for all that. Better a good independent Renault specialist than Arnold Clark who run my local Renault dealership. Ready for Spa. Still waiting on my new wheels. Probably another 3 weeks or so.
 
On my way home from Rentec Autocare in Edinburgh. Full service, cam belt, water pump, dephaser, full strip & clean of brakes, front pads replaced,brake fluid changed & new braided lines up front, gearbox oil changed, Poweflex bushes on engine/gearbox mounts. I supplied brake pads (DS2500) & fluid (RBF600) along with Millers gearbox oil, the Poweflex mounts & the brake lines (KTR). Rentec supplied engine oil & filter f.o.c. (Elf oil & genuine Renault filter). All in for under £800 which I thought was pretty good for all that. Better a good independent Renault specialist than Arnold Clark who run my local Renault dealership. Ready for Spa. Still waiting on my new wheels. Probably another 3 weeks or so.
Quite the service that John! Car must feel tip top after all that...
 
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Spot on John! Can't wait until I'm driving home next Sunday with a similar amount of stuff done to mine, it's going to be brilliant.

How much RBF600 needed? Is it 2L?
 
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Spot on John! Can't wait until I'm driving home next Sunday with a similar amount of stuff done to mine, it's going to be brilliant.

How much RBF600 needed? Is it 2L?
1.5 litres Ben. Got mine from Opie Oils.
 
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Quite the service that John! Car must feel tip top after all that...
Yeah Ben, I might not clean the car as often as some folk, but maintenance I really like to get done properly & probably a bit more than necessary. As long as the car is reasonably clean it's ok, but maintenance is vital to me. Look after them & they look after you.
 
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