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Its not worth retro fitting Cup suspension from a cost point of view as it'll cost you hundreds which could buy you coilovers instead
All 182's came with exaltos so thats no clue
Cup suspension is only 5mm lower than non cupped so not visibly noticable
When buying a 182 new from reno...
The car in question is a mk1 172
The alarm and immob worked fine then the battery went flat due to the car being off the road. Since recharging the battery the immob is stopping the car starting.
I've managed to start the car by bypassing the immob running a lead from the fuses to the...
The car looks subtle and 'factory' to the untrained eye apart from the splitter
There's another subtle splitter available thats much cheaper than the Cup version part number 7700426531 approx £80 new
The front brakes will be 259mm
Not sure many 13's will fit over them, 14's will defo fit
I'd stick with staggered 15's and some stretched tyres
I've got a ph1 172 front bumper slightly damaged that needs painting if you're interested. I'm putting pics up tomorrow in the forsale section.
The only thing putting me off H&R's is the fact nearly all my miles are motorway miles plus there's a chance of a company car in the not to distant future
Not in the slightest
Brembo max discs, standard pads to keep the dust down for the wheels
ITG panel filter
Handmade CAT back exhaust which is near enough silent
Use the car business class approx 75-100 miles a day so i need it comfortable as its my office alot of the time
The ballast (silver boxes) bulds and voltage regulators are all individual items not within the sealed unit headlights
I have 3 spare bulbs, 3 voltage regulators and 1 ballast if you need anything
Legally you're 'supposed' to have washers jets fitted to the bumper for an MOT