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personally dont see the bloody point in winter tyres as if its snowing whats the f**king point in driving, and ice well ive driven with 'summer' tyres on no problem
personally think it looks naff, if your going for carbon fibre, if at all go outside rather than inside on a clio, and if you must the steering piece and silver dash inserts are enough not the rest, the quality doesnt look anyway near streamline, i just think its a waste of money sorry to sound...
yeah 60mph on my yozza without decat is f**king loud, but 75mph is brilliant is quite for motorway, just think if i got a decat i wouldnt want it to spoil it by being loud 24/7 as i have a fair few miles of motorway for work each day. id rather just keep the yozza as i have now if it does?
has every moron just looked at the pictures (like usual) and forgot there 17' on a clio, pmsl unless you have a ph1 v6 even then they would look s**t i dont think they would work
damn might have to get a decat, sounds a whole new animal, but can someone gimme an answer i put the cruise control on at 75mph and the car dead silent so makes my motorway journey fine so by decating it is there any chance it will just be loud no matter what revs?
seriously wtf some of these prises are ricidulous but they seem 'ok' to people, i had my 1.2 until i was 21 for me taking it up the arse from insurance companys because you want a quicker car than your mates lets face it seems crazy
lol im 23 and have owned my 182 for about 18months now and will have it for a long time coming, my dad owns a clio v6 and hes in his 50s, cars dont have age groups lol. buy what you want/like
check through all receipts and paperwork he has for services etc, its cheaper if you get the cambelt. aux. dephaser done at the same time, cambelt is every 5yr or 72k and aux belt every 3 year or 36k which ever comes first.