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What do sportlines have to do with wheels?

Good thing with these is all they need is a big drop and some tasteful wheels and they look uber cool. Like the white Golf above, do it:)

T1Rs are more than enough on a 1.2. I had Kumho KH11s (different from the link you posted) on my 1.2 at one point and they were very good in the dry, just pants in the wet.

Old school CS sticker in the rear window?

Yeah just push the bottom of the grille where it meets the bumper back towards the engine, will unclip with a bit of force.

The fact the car has clearly been stacked before that (red bumper) makes it even funnier.

Good price that, bet they're £120+ each at Renault.

No chance you can compare your centre cap to someone with Renault turinis to see if the badge fits? If it does it's a simple case of spray the center cap, cut the clips off the badge and glue it on et voila. Have the urge for some silver Turinis on my iceberg again :o

Re: Headlight correction, done using everyday tools. Could be used as a guide, very d Nicely done. The Mr.Sheen was a waste of time though lol

Ah. I was just about to post in this thread not to get wheels painted as it's nowhere near as durable as powdercoating. Seems like you've found out the hard way though. Take them to a good quality wheel specialist, it may cost you more but then you know this won't happen again. I say it a lot...

Please tell me you didn't get them painted?

That has some stance to it! What 1.2s are all about, having fun playing about with it. Good work.

LOL @ them re-using the old badge. I don't even need to tell you what to do.

Good choice. Why did the M3 go, out of interest? Too costly?

It's hard trying to get a pic of the light difference unless you have a very good camera. Most point and shoot/phone cameras just balance out the blue until it's white.

Yeah make sure it's the full Cambelt kit and Aux belt kit that's changed, not just the belts. Though if you're going to one of the specialists off here they should see you right.

Gloss black standard wheels....

The original ones ARE ugly in any other colour than black.

Cheers matey! You any closer to RS ownership yet?

Painted grills/inserts/fog surrounds all look cheap! Black or nothing.

Yeah that's all normal, only the dipped beam is xenon. Not worth replacing the rest as no one ever sees the full beam apart from you and fog lights are useless anyway. Some white LED sidelights will get rid of the yellow from there, or just take them out all together.

Not true, that's a Dynamique S 138 above, different model. My mum had a 1.4 Mk3 Dynamique S that didn't have leather or those wheels etc. Whack a pic up of your car Dan. EDIT: This is what a Dynamique S should look like

Are you trying to figure out what model yours is?

Best way is the wheels, the wheels on Biohzrds old car are Dynamique S wheels, have a look at them. The normal Dynamiques have 15s. Some of the earlier ones (55/56 plate sort of area) had extra tinted rear windows and cornering lights as standard aswell.

Mick on here with the van on airbags (see thread in project section named "the daily") had to put the standard bumper back on to his van as the towbar didn't fit with the sport bumper. May be different with other makes of towbar however so might be worth finding out the model he has.

Re: will there b an r version nah i dnt fink der will be wun m8

You know anyone else with V-Maxx who would let you borrow their C-Spanner? Stick it on the other collar and push in opposite directions with the two. Only complaint I had with the V-Maxx was them only giving you one C-Spanner.

Got any pics of it? Is it the edge of the door? P.S. Time for a new gf.

What is the obsession in N.I with that plate font? It looks sh*t on every car I've ever seen! I'm undecided on the rest of it till more pics are put up.

Da did this to his old 1.2, try pm'ing him about this thread he might help you. I disconnected the auto levellers on the 172 btw Martin, seems they can't understand when the car is lowered, if you parked it in front of a wall and watched the beam they were constantly adjusting up and down a few cm.