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check out puremotorsport for shims to correct it. both my Clios had rear camber issues from the factory

i meant a 2ton trolley jack

you dont need to remove the undertray. you can support the gearbox through the vent hole in the undertray. once you remove the bolts the mount might not budge. use the jack to move the gearbox up and down slightly. this will work it loose.

Did it myself. Ordered off ebay and spanners and sockets Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk

cool man. 3rd owner ex Durban car. cosmetic upgrades, brakes, suspension and single decat. no pics yet. Koni Adjustable dampers on OEM cup springs R26 drilled brake discs, brembo pads uprated droplinks and tie rod ends(Meyle HD) powerflex torque arm bush Megane aluminium lower engine mount and...

Cape Town, South Africa Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk

Check if the track rod end is pointing straight up in the hub on both ends. If not then it could be what fox is mentioning Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk

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you need the shorter one yes

7701475837 is 293mm long 7701475841 is 309mm long

there is still enough thread on the arm to correct the tracking. it just alters the arc of the wheel on full lock which hits the lower control arm. the steering wheel off is a clue that the arms may have been incorrect hence they thought to remove the wheel which is proper drastic

I had this issue when I replaced my 197 rack with a rack off a 200. I just added wheel spacers to the front to solve the issue. But I believe the cause is too short inner steering arms Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk

remember there are 60mins in degree not 100. so -1.5 is nearly 2 degrees negative. get the 30 min shim on the left rather. to bring it closer to the front spec. then you wont have uneven wear when rotating tyres front to back

number 333 right here

good point mate. thanks for the heads up

Seems your rear camber is out. nothing special. every clio i came across had a similar issue. my first 197 had more than 1 degree difference. Get it on an alignment rig and see how far out they are. Then head over to pure motorsport and order the relevant camber shim

197/200 yes i dont have the rear mount part numbers. try the dealer

im in South Africa. do you remember the length?

@DanB720 did you ever solve this issue? seems my bolt is also missing

Maybe take it to an exhaust specialist to test for leaks Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk