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I'm guessing it'll be a similar design on the 182 and the Twingo. Knowing Renault part prices it'll probably be way too expensive to try!

Has the gearstick surround got a solid plate at the end of it then? How's it attached to the material part?

I was thinking the gear stick and handbrake cover. The CC work is slow! I'm playing with other ideas instead of utilising the buttons I bought.

Anyone compared these Twingo parts with the 182 interior? Might fit?

No idea really, I'm by no means knowledgeable in setting up suspension. I'd ask Curtis at Powerstation if it wasn't for the fact that I like the way it feels. Your question is valid though, I'll ask Mark Fish his opinion next time I'm there to satisfy curiosity.

From my experience driving the car, my answer would have to be 'nothing'.

Hopefully you'll get more, but here's mine from AST:

As long as you've got a phase 2 172, the front bumpers are identical.

Or use plenty of electrical tape to hold it in place whilst you fit.

Well, if they haven't been balanced and you haven't had the alignment checked yet, I'd suggest doing that. Don't K-tec balance the wheels though? (I'm presuming you bought a wheel/tyre combo from them). Also, if you aren't too far away (I'm near Maidstone) I'll take you out in mine if you want...

Having a different make/type of tyre could be the difference. How many miles have you done on them? New tyres don't give their full grip until they have a good few miles under them.

You've made the track shorter by 6mm in total and it shouldn't really be a problem. Have you fitted the same brand tyres that you were running previously? Are the pressures correct?

Indeed.

There's no way he'll beat you 'hands down', I doubt there will be much in it. P7000's won't help your cause though in my opinion. You'd best hope he's running re-moulds!

Liking the offerings from Beaniemoo and Whitely a lot! Nice cars gents!

The one on the left is pause, the one on the right starts a new game.

Does anyone know what splitter (air dam imo) was used on the cup racers? A Renaultsport part or something they knocked up themselves? Examples:

Sony C905.

£60 with Highway.

Compomotive MO6.

If you really want to know - ask them! http://www.michelin.co.uk/michelinuk/en/more/contact/20061205150539.html

I know what you mean, owners getting tarred with the same brush, but I've seen some pretty nasty 205 gti's. It doesn't stop me admiring a tastefully sorted one.

Safest way? Buy wheels with the right offset to meet your needs.

Works on my work PC, but not my home laptop. It used to work on my laptop though! Strange.

It's the type of buckle that should be the problem - as far as I know most, if not all twist to release buckles are not e-marked and therefore not road legal. There are plenty of buckles around that are e-marked though. All the ones I've seen have the standard red push-to-release button on them.

I love editing your posts :cool:

Supercars 2 on the Atari ST :cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB3Z_oNwgNw

Sounds like a great idea, but sadly working! The garage is only a minute walk from the office. Next weekend is looking good though!