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very nice for a first car. wish i could of had that
just some advice lol
dont spend too much money on modding. keep it simple and save for a rs or another car. keep your no claims building up etc. the amount i have wasted is unreal. if i could go back i'd keep my first shed til the wheels...
172 cup
for poor peole that prefer to be in control.
enjoy it dan much better drive.
turini wearers = pretenders lol
schwep did you not get pulled by the style police last night???
you are not alone i kept doing this so got hold of a new one which is under my bed waiting for the day i want to put it back on. then set about scrapyards finding a replacement. came across a laguna one with no holes in, bit thicker but flexible. cost me £5 lol
true but if all are standard and all have the same driver.......... people will argue this to the death. so many variants condition of car driver etc etc. all in all theres fook all difference to the majority of people and for most its about what you can afford.
they plug straight in with no messing. even use the same connectors mate. already looked into it. not sure on how to fit them to the rear though as we have coaials as std.
they are called pioneer TS-Q131C direct fir for renaults. dont even have to change connectors. can't give you a link as to where i will be getting them from as its a local motorfactors that a mate works at.
http://www.pioneer.co.uk/uk/products/TS-Q131C/print.html
still clueless myself. 1st gear knocking lol its turning into an ocd. will ask them to look again on monday whilst shes having a nice new clutch.... strange how they didnt do it new though.....cant get my head around it
thats what i put in mine. hard as to get hold of (but i have my ways). makes the engine sound a lil rougher as i believe is pretty thin stuff (had something else in when i got her. a guy i have previously worked with worked for renault alongside elf developing these oils and the stuff is pretty...
will be difficult without damaging them.as you need to lever the surrounds off. the middle bit is more difficult if i remember correctly. it doesnt take too long to get a bumper off. worth doing it properly. dont want to risk damageing the bumper or the bits you want to spray