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Welcome, One thing to look out for is if the car is approaching 72k or 5 years, make sure the cambelt has been changed. They have been known to break early and on low milage cars and usually costs at least about 500 on the full fat models, usually 400+ on the 172 cup (as easier with no air...

Nope, 172 have the spare wheel well which is in the way of the 182 backboxes

Number 1, definately!

Mine

I know im younger but: 23 Exhaust, Induction kit (Same when i had Buckets and harnesses) 740 quid through Adrian Flux

well it still made me smile so b****cks :rasp:

He let me call him Chuck, bless him

Just got this video from a mate, Clio Vs Eunos/MX-5 :rasp: http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w306/duncansharp/?action=view&current=cf1c5de4.flv

Yeah you could be lucky and get away with it, but its not worth the risk imo as they have been known to snap!

thought i recognised it from on here: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=244122 Im sure the seller will be pleased with the comments, lol

cant you make it disappear? (sorry) lol abra cadabra stylee

Nice clean Mondial blue CUP, Must have looked funny in convoy down the main street. Thought you were coming for a play on the country roads.

Just back from there. Showed them the VOSA newspetter thingy from the link, and they still wouldnt pass it as the guy wasnt happy with that little rear bias, plus think he had made his mind up. So i asked them to ring VOSA and sort it out. 30 minute phone call (for him while i read EVO mag.)...

Yeah cheers i have that document. Also its illegal to use the 172 cup for towing, so thats not a very good image for the VOSA document!

Hi everyone I know that this has been covered, but just had a despute with testing station regarding rear brakes. They are only working 17 and 29 kg respectively and they say that is too low even taking into consideration the known mot issues and say they will only pass it if i can get a...

Mazda 323

Thats pretty much normal, mine is the same

Hi everyone Just wondering if anyone has a small handheld car vac thats actually any good. could really do with one that can either be recharged or plug straight into the cigarette lighter, but not sure if any of them are any good though. So wondering looking for opinions thanks Duncan:D

And they reckon the crash didnt leave any lasting damage :rasp:

Yeah but they wont insure 172 cups. Just over 500 sounds really good to me for your age though.

Good work, you be selling your leather seats then?

Ta Daa!

Prospeed are very good in all aspects

Did the old sportlines handle better than stock though? Oh and are you selling the sportlines now? Might be interested

The 1*2 BMC CDA CAF pipe should be 82mm diameter.

Looks like one of those steering wheel covers, probably to cover the melting damage

Mine had the same problem, turned out to be a sticking pad in the capiler slider?? basically brake ended up binding when hot and caused excess brake wear on the inside pad.

I just drilled the hole in the splitter and then held the splitter upto bumper, marked up for holes in bumper, then drilled, screwed on. Maybe I was an idiot and / or lucky?

I would probably ask somewhere to plug it, as I had one in a similar place and they were fine about it. But if you are worried then get a new tyre.

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