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Hi, an expectant mother friend of mine is wondering whether her car is isofix compatible?
I know I took a rear isofix bar out of my 182 when I stripped the back of the car, but do all mk2's have them? Think she's got an 04 plate Extreme.
Thanks,
The disk was bent and pushed well into the caliper. I was surprised just how much damage there was, especially as the only body damage is a scuff on the front bumper.
It went straight off on a low loader to a local garage, the estimate they've given me is around £3k - damage to brakes, wishbone, subframe, wheel, exhaust, etc. Surprisingly the AST strut was untouched!
If I stood a chance of winning anything I'd do some internet research into the maximum power the stock injectors could provide enough fuel for, however all I'd get is a thank you so I can't be arsed.
No, mine's on highly specialised Mark Fish subframes - alloy box section. I sit a lot lower, nearly on the floor. No problem for me, but shorter passengers complain.
Does anyone know if it's possible to buy a single sportline 1 suspension strut from Powerstation? Trying to get through to them now, but constantly engaged!
Nice one! I've actually already got them on my car, but I'm just interested in the lower orange part and how they connect. Is there just a complete circle of holes for the allen bolts to mate up to?
Agree with everything bar the side badge comment. Mine are still there after four years. I guess they go when ff owners get consumed with jealousy and rip them off.
That was taken on the way back round the M25 probably around 3-4pm? I went up there in a friends Silver Leon Cupra R - much more comfortable than mine!
I don't think this is relevant anymore but, TUPE is no sure thing. We merged with TNT last year and all of the drivers TUPE'd over to them. They were all made redundant on the day they transfered over to them.
You may or may not know that the 172 Cups are harder to insure due to the lack of ABS brakes. Some companies just won't touch them. This may not bother you, but it might when your Mrs crashes it in the rain!