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I think pretty much as long as it's legal size/spacing/font and clearly readable you can have it anywhere on the bumper. In the windscreen etc is a bit of a grey area, will all depend on what the coppers are like where you live.

Same happens with every hot hatch, they get cheap, chavs buy them/ruin them/crash them, they then get bored and move onto something else. Then all the ones that were left mint become rare and sought after.

Your insurance will be void if they see that as said, we have a Polo in at work that the insurance have refused to pay out on because it has Golf alloy wheels on it. Yes, they really are that picky.

Wut

You can get it off ebay or in some small motor factors etc, just need to look for it, it's certainly not as rough as wet sanding. Try to get the liquid compound not the paste compound as it's not as abrasive, then just go over it with something finer like SRP etc to bring back the shine a bit more.

Farecla G3. It's what I use to remove scratches (I work in a bodyshop), it's pretty abrasive but won't just simply burn all the lacquer off your paint by hand like T-Cut will. Just don't use it with a machine if you're a novice.

That looks pretty good, would be cool if you could have some sort of shiny lower braces on show like all the Honda owners seem to do.

Red and black - Win. Grey would look awful.

I always thought black wheels on white would look awesome, but that does nothing for me.

Very nice colour on the 200 that.

Well spotted! Probably the reason for the angel eyes aswell.

LOL! I know what you're on about Hazza, have to park near trees at my house, annoying having the car spotlessly clean come back out in the morning and it's covered in sticky crap.

Have a look at the guide for polishing the inlet plenums that'll give you and indication on what you need to do. Best tip is start with a fine grit, say 800 grit used wet, if that doesn't take them out go a bit harsher. Saves going at it with something coarse as hell and getting scratches in it...

Sand it back to bare metal, work down through the grades getting finer and finer then polish it up. Will take a LONG time doing it by hand though. A lot of that looks like corrosion to me which will be a reet pain the arse.

Arch liners you mean? Should be on both sides. They're in two parts.

Easy little job for a bodyshop that, can fill that dent no probs. As Gaz said expect somewhere in the region of £300-£400.

Nice that. I usually hate the chrome lights but they look OK on that for some reason?

Don't bother going for a Renault one, the majority of stainless systems are cheaper and won't fall off as quickly. The Yozzasport stealth system is designed as a direct replacement in terms of fitment and noise levels but won't fall off like the standard system. According to their website at least.

They do look awesome in red, good choice. Nice spec list too.

Nope.

Yeah it's cup packed. EDIT: Just realised 58mm is for 1.2s doh :o

Yozzasport do them IIRC.

Yup Exaltos.

Go for Anth to match the mirrors and wheels.

Those flames from the GTR are fecking cool, looks like something out of Need for Speed lol

I doubt you'll find anyone who's done it on here, why would they after all?

This is CS, it's full of cars that are stripped out with cages that never see the track! Do the wheels the same colour, then sticker that b**ch up.

I hope this is a track car yes?

You have a PM coming your way mate!

I priced some from Renault a couple of days back, about £50 a side IIRC.