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It's a Momo model 80. The wheel isn't actually that much smaller than the OE wheel, but the difference in feel is amazing. I knew the size would be right for me after driving an Audi with the same size wheel as the Momo.

Saab do black wheel bolt covers. They're on my Dad's 9-5. I'll check over the weekend if they fit the Clio bolts.

Out of stock - 7 day wait.

Here you go... http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=380955&highlight=show+me+your+turinis

I was thinking of doing mine black, but after looking at a turini image thread in the media section I've decided against it. I've come to the conclusion that they actually look best in silver, but I'll be going for a darker than OE grey soon. I'll try and dig out the thread.

Going for the 15mm ones here... http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?cls=MSPORT&pcode=LMA733 Will post up when they arrive.

Dephaser sounds like this... http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d187/Inferno182/?action=view&current=MOV00004-1.flv

Best I've found - the recessed ones just over half way down the page. http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/switches.html Unfortunately they're in the states and they don't do internet ordering!

I'm looking to get a set of wheels powder coated in Kent. I want a good job done of it and preferably want somewhere that will match the plastic centre caps too. Any recommendations of places to go?

For every mod you don't declare - a stripper dies. It's not worth it.

f**king LOL!!!! The first three all have: Tinted windows Same or very similar wing mirrors Five spoke alloys of a similar style Headlight eyebrows Subtle styling mods. The first two are nearly identical bar the colour! YOU HAVE NO POINT!

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Nothing wrong with innovation! Have you not seen the vids of the 4WS Laguna vs the Porsche?

That lifted from the new Laguna?

8200 044643 looks more like a Renault part number - can't see it on mine though! So bloody small I can hardly see it anyway!

Also try the stealers with part number 51 60 000 501 - it's the number written in incredibly small text on the back of the Renault emblem itself.

I'd say buy Renault Turini centre caps, unclip the Renault badge, cut off the mounting clips and glue on. Part number 82 00 244 716 (silver turini cap). They're not cheap though. Renault badge is 50mm at it's longest point.

Same here. I see no need for four pots - brakes were strong all day at Brands last week and that was running no cooling and nasty 182 cup wheels which aren't good for getting air to the brakes.

Sorry, slightly off topic - have you got a silver centre cap in there? Or is it just a funny angle?

They cover the edge of the rim, which is more than the V70A's did! This pic should show the coverage. I'll get a better one later if you need it.