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My other half installed some on my old Cup (one blanker missing) and she has small hands and cut them up trying to help me with it! That's why I made the statement. :)
^^As said above if you want something quick and easy...you just apply it to a wet car, wipe it down, then use another cloth to finish it off...doesn't last long, just does the trick. :)
182s will be more expensive due to age, mileage and equipment.
The 172 Cups are the harder to insure...some companies won't insure 172Cups. The 182 is a group 16, the 172Cup is a Group 16D (could have changed though).
I've had a 172Cup, and recently got myself a 182FF. I used to love the 'rawness' of the Cup, but the interior could do with changing.
In the 182, I prefer the interior and the toys...maybe its me getting older, but I think the 182 is the better place to be.
Remember, that the 172Cups...
Its probably better if you're sat on the roundabout which goes over the M54...then keep eyes open once you get bell to know he's coming...then you go round rest of roundabout, and onto the M54.
Much easier than going off the motorway, to meet up, then get back on again. :)
These paint codes are for the Renault Sport Clio 2000 to 2005
Read as -
Paint Code/Description/Bloke Speak
172 Phase 1 2000-2002
377 Sunflower Yellow Yellow
640 Iceberg Silver Silver
647 Titanium Dark Silver/Grey
676 Pearl Back Black with Silver Specs
B76 Flame Red Dark Red
D44...
Any gear as long as you're doing over an approximate 20 mph. If you go to change gear, then Cruise Control will turn off as you're overriding the function of Cruise Control.
Some are more suited than others though. From what I've seen with Dodo Juice, there are different variants for different colours...light, dark, etc.
http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Dodo_Juice_Purple_Haze_Pro_1.html <--Dark Coloured paintwork...
Don't worry mate, any help is appreciated...just trying to give some tips to save you some grief.
We've got to get some meets going, but because everyone was organising their own meets...it seemed pointless in Mandy and I arranging something which could have been on the same day/weekend.
if you go to www.crucial.com/uk and download the scanner, it will tell you how much is in there and give a comparable display to show you current performance, and predicted performance if you had an increase of memory.
No worries at all mate as I'm about a mile away. Just try to arrange it so that everyone meets at Corley, then there's less responsibility on meeting people (as more stops equals more time on the journey), then straight down the M6 all the way to the A14...then you're most of the way there...
I wouldn't bother mate, or you will be stopping and starting...and as you'll be one of the furthest away in the West Midlands, you will use more petrol...better off getting everyone to meet at Corley and then all getting there for a certain time and setting off from there.
Then its M6 down...