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They make a huge difference to the rear of the car don't you think. Glad that you are happy with them Greg.

As Colin has said I can fix you up with the drive shaft kits for the clicky noise if you require them The noise that you are describing from the drive train could be nothing more than you just labouring the car and as you have confirmed, dropping a gear gets rid of the noise. Worst case scenario could be a new clutch kit and possible flywheel. The springs could be rattling about in the centre plate or the dual mass flywheel may be falling apart. Either way I have all the parts available should you require them. Axle Kits, Exedy Clutch Kits, OEM Dual Mass Flywheels, or Fidanza Lightened Aluminum Flywheels. Hopefully you wont require any of the parts and a slight adaption to your driving methods may cure the issues. Alex.

Afraid not matey. Payment options would be: Online Bank Transfer - Paypal - Cheque - Cash Cheers, Alex.

Here you go mate:

I can still do these at the moment for £195.00 per side. (Complete Kit) Here are a couple of links for you. viewtopic.php?f=38&t=21842 viewtopic.php?f=10&t=21691 Cheers, Alex.

Nice one Justin, told you it was an easy job mate Good to meet you and hope that you enjoyed your short stay north of the border. Cheers, Alex.

I have experienced that grin.

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I don't mind sharing them with you Steve. What exactly are you looking for mate? Alex.

Hi Dins and welcome to the forum

Nice one Stew I hear that you are the man in the North to polish stuff up

I've binned better than that. Wished I hadn't now

Thanks for the offer mate but unfortunately to rusty for my discerning customer.

Just post up or pm me what you require for it mate including postage please.

Y section still required. Unfortunately John's one was not suitable but still nice to catch up and have a blether.

Yeah, mates rates, but the same price is available if you have a trade account with them.

Hi and welcome to the forum

How long does it take to recover from the type of illness that you have or is there no hope or cure.

and they came with a locking nut, just clarifying, as i have a flu head and things go in, but don't reach the brain in the correct order

did you get the same set or the shorter ones? i.e these ones http://z-store.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseacti ... entCat=263 I wouldn't like to be a shop assistant when you are around

why do they make them so much longer (whats the benefit) and why the nurled top? I have already told you above what the extended knurled bit is for

Forgot to mention. They come with a lock nut and socket but the socket is not insulated. The socket fits the normal nut and the locking nut.

They are what I use and IMHO the long ones are the best as you can hold the knurled part to get the nut started. Any proper extended 19 mm wheel socket 1/2 inch drive will do, but best to get one with a protected sheath on it so that you do not mark the inside of the hole again so factor in another £15.00. Alex.

Yes mate, they are painted, then they go on the lathe for the diamond cutting process and then finally lacquered.

£240.00 for a full quality job. that per wheel or all four That is for all four I got a set done last week.