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Cup chassis is fine providing you don't live down or frequent unpaved road (or live in Sheffield, terrible roads!!)
Never driven a standard one but my 200 is even stiffer than a 197 and I find it okay, though I hear sitting in the back is like getting punched in the kidneys. :p
Have fitted any to a 197/200 Fred? I'm just interested if you reused the bracket or used the shoddy little clip you get with them.
It seems it's easy to fit them in such a way that they foul on full lock with the back side of the rim.
F5 is getting a beating on my keyboard.
Love getting through sections without killing anyone but then I get bored and just crossbow half of them and sneak past the rest. It seems wrong not to shoot a few people in the face on a computer game, also hilarious with the crossbow as they pin to the...
Yup should be, few have had DNS issues but should be ok now.
For reference:
182
197
200
Haven't got a head on shot of a 182 but never had issues with taking photos of 200s that make them look just as good as in RL.
They do need more power, I don't actually find it lacks torque low down quite the opposite for a highly strung petrol engine.
A bit of boost in the next model would be excellent, easier tuning combined with the already excellent chassis should make it sell well.
If it has a full service history he should have evidence to show the servicing has been done at the appropriate time. If the service book doesn't mention the belt has been changed when it should have been then he's falsely advertising the vehicle.
Back when I was looking at 182s all I heard was...
Just on the same topic here's a couple more mostly of people catching or trying to catch me ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPRPSbnWtX8&t=4m28s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFT1xWX1qSY&t=7m26s
That TR4 was great when it got going, I heard them trying to start it in the morning and it...
Insured with them at the moment but my renewal was crap, greenlight ended up £400 cheaper than the next cheapest insurance and I can pay ~£50 to insure it for a trackday ( as long as it's not castle comb supposedly lol ).
A spot repair, looks like glacier white? Should be pretty easy for someone to do I wouldnt kick yourself too much about it.
not sure about in Dubai but there should be plenty of people around who can fix that fairly cheaply.
Not in Barnsley:
http://www.renaultspecialistleeds.co.uk/ or http://www.ddconline.co.uk/ << not sure they have the gear to do a cambelt on a mk3 but you can always ask, nice guys.
Treat the Clio like you would a bike and take it for a ride at the weekend and you'll love it just the same.
I came from bikes and don't miss getting cold/wet or covered in flies at all.
Unless they designed the part for the race car first, the bolts are on the outside so you could have off with it if you had the right allen key and so they might have had to redesign the road going part.
The speeds they go on the majority of tracks and the small surface area of the spoiler I...
Seems I've never dropped any photos in here so:
IMG_2115-4 by GrumpyTwig, on Flickr
Not mine, Phils over on clio197.net. Here's mine with an attemt to show some of the effect you get off the pearl paint.
The Aire and Calder Navigation by GrumpyTwig, on Flickr
Not me personally but you're the 3rd person I've heard of having this problem with a mk3.
No cause/solution though, don't use a pressure washer do you?
There's a chap over on clio197.net who has his car at RStuning at the moment, basically dropping in the 225 engine, gearbox and loom with some mods to make it fit.
It's been discussed at length and I think the consensus was that both would cost lots of money but only the megane transplant would...