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Author Subject: Silky's Bianca White Rallye
silky

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So I've had plenty of 306's in the last 14yrs or so, but never a Rallye. Up until September of last year I was running about in a Clio 172, however I fancied a change. After a bit of looking about on here and exchanging PM's and Phonecalls I ended up swapping my 172 for Wilyoldave's Bianca Rallye.

110k mileage, totally standard throughout apart from P3 Crystals with Peugeot headlight protectors, clear side repeaters, a longlife cat-back system and an Alpine HU.
As soon as I got the car it went into the garage for Cambelt/Waterpump/Tensioners/Aux belt. I have since covered a few hundred miles in the last 3 to 4 months or so.

Just recently I've fitted a new battery and picked up some winter wheels from Anth (Cyclones with Kumho winter tyres). Some may say overkill at the moment due to weather being mild, but the main use of the car is weekend mornings on the way to golf. I can be leaving my house at 6am onwards and driving on very slippery country lanes, most of the time the temperature is less than 5 degrees. So these will stay on the car for the next 4-6 weeks or so.

I also have a near new set of Michelin PE2's in the garage which will be used once winter wheels are off, just need to buy some refurbed anthracite cyclones.

Over the weekend I noticed that the front calipers have seized, or seizing to the point where the front wheels do not freely spin. I'm going to replace these with some refurbed units along with fitting braided hoses. The pads and discs were recently changed so these will stay for now. Going to also fit some gear rods from Miles and change the gear oil.

Other plans are to give the car a good clean and polish. The rear end seems yellowy, but a quick clean and polish on a small area at the weekend showed promise, so more to be done here. Then it's a case of replacing the red stickers with some grey ones.

The pics below are from Dave's ownership, I have not taken many myself as I've not really used the car.




Posted 8th Jan 2013 at 17:00
Snowman

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Post #2
Looking good man. Very clean.
Posted 8th Jan 2013 at 17:17
rich306

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Post #3
Looks nice buddy Smile

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Posted 8th Jan 2013 at 18:31
eddy_gti6

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Looks a nice example mate Cool

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Posted 8th Jan 2013 at 18:48
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Looks nice bud sorry I couldn't be more help with the wheels

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Posted 8th Jan 2013 at 19:00
wilyoldave

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Post #6
Nice motor mike....

Got some nice TDs which would look good on there....

Loving the clio had a couple of blips with it (2 injectors in 3 weeks failed!) but apart from silly little things its all good, just fitted an induction kit sounds mental on full chat!

Hope youre still loving the rallye, glad it went to a good home!

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Posted 8th Jan 2013 at 19:52
silky

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Thanks for the comments guys, more photo updates to come in the next few weeks as a few bits are done to it.

Dave, glad to hear the 172 is serving you well. The Rallye is in safe hands, shame we didn't sort something out with those TD's
Posted 9th Jan 2013 at 11:32
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Looks lovely mate Thumbs up
Posted 9th Jan 2013 at 14:22
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silky, great to meet you too, and nice Rallye.

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Posted 10th Jan 2013 at 23:45
silky

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Post #10
The Rallye goes into the garage on Saturday for the following

Refurbished Front Calipers
Front Braided Hoses
Refurbished Rear Caliper Brackets
Pug Racing Uprated Gear Linkage Rods
2 Litres Peugeot BV 75w80 Gearbox Oil
Standard Exhaust Centre Section and Back Box (to replace the Longlife Stainless)

Will get some photos of it over the weekend if possible, I need some up to date ones
Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 16:24
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Post #11
silky wrote:
The Rallye goes into the garage on Saturday for the following

Refurbished Front Calipers
Front Braided Hoses
Refurbished Rear Caliper Brackets
Pug Racing Uprated Gear Linkage Rods
2 Litres Peugeot BV 75w80 Gearbox Oil
Standard Exhaust Centre Section and Back Box (to replace the Longlife Stainless)

Will get some photos of it over the weekend if possible, I need some up to date ones


Have you received the parts ok mate?

Carl

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 17:25
silky

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Apparently so, wife has taken delivery today of a couple of things so guess they're there. Will check when home and let you know Carl
Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 17:32
silky

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mechanical_repairs wrote:
Have you received the parts ok mate?

Carl


Received today, just checked them out, look fantastic, thanks mate
Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 18:49
silky

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Car has been into the garage today, couldn't get a centre section in so the exhaust stays as it is for another week. Got the following done though, car now brakes in a straight line. Off side front Caliper was knackered and sticking on hard

Refurbished Front Calipers
Front Braided Hoses
Refurbished Rear Caliper Brackets
Pug Racing Uprated Gear Linkage Rods
Posted 19th Jan 2013 at 19:48
silky

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Post #15
Car went back into the garage today

Standard Exhaust Centre Section and Back Box (non-gen)

This replaces the Longlife Stainless system which will be for sale shortly
Graphite cyclones and Pe2's are the next thing along with Morettes and an upper strut brace
Posted 9th Feb 2013 at 20:47
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Posted 10th Feb 2013 at 20:59
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coskev wrote:
Are you having trouble receiving PM's?Dunno Or just ignoring them?Whistle


Give him time to reply yours might not be the "most important" PM that he has to reply to Wink
Posted 10th Feb 2013 at 21:03
silky

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Kev, my fault. I received it and read it, just forgot to reply. Will do so now
Posted 11th Feb 2013 at 07:20
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roland rat wrote:
coskev wrote:
Are you having trouble receiving PM's?Dunno Or just ignoring them?Whistle


Give him time to reply yours might not be the "most important" PM that he has to reply to Wink


BellendThumbs up been abit longer than 24 hours ago it was sentSmile

silky wrote:
Kev, my fault. I received it and read it, just forgot to reply. Will do so now


CheersThumbs up

Apologies for bringing the forum child into your threadBig grin

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Posted 11th Feb 2013 at 09:44
silky

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Received some goodies over the last few days





Plus an OMP Strut Brace, had a go at getting some of this on earlier today.
Posted 17th Feb 2013 at 13:08
silky

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Morettes:

So I had P3 Crystals on but thought I'd give these a go. Indicator unit nearside isn't very good and needs a connector block sorting for it. The unit itself has some slight cracking and ideally they'd be best suited to a track car rather than a day to day car, anyway here are the pics

Before and After







Posted 17th Feb 2013 at 13:19
silky

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Next up was the strutbrace and some longer bolts, was a bit fiddly in getting the length of the brace right and then bolting it down but all come good in the end



Posted 17th Feb 2013 at 13:20
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Next up will be the wheels, got these off of Rich E on here, nicely fresh powdercoated Anthracite Cyclones and Michelin Pe2's







Should look nice in front of my recently refurbed brake calipers

Posted 17th Feb 2013 at 13:24
silky

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Next up, the car needs a clean. A proper paint renovation and polish. I have limited skills but will have a go. Plus the engine bay needs cleaning too

Also on the list is suspension re-fresh and lowering it a touch
Posted 17th Feb 2013 at 13:26
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Looking good mate.

Did you get the morrette's from eddy??

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