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Do not get a D40 Navara!!! Research them, they are plagued with issues. Unless you're buying new then it won't matter - warranty.

As above.

+1 seriously considering something like this.

That is not bad at all!

Ah, either way, nice buy.

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Spec B, they're Biturbo aren't they.. I imagine with a few mods that'll fly!

@G 172 - @BigDaveTrophy Front Disc P/NO A 171 421 01 12 Front Pad P/No A 005 420 39 20 (Wear Sensor is seperate from Merc) 'A 171 540 06 17' Rear Disc P/No A 171 423 02 12 Rear Pad P/No A 005 420 41 20 (Wear sensor again seperate) 'A 211 540 17 17' H-Brake Shoe's P/No A 203 420 01 20

/\ I might be able to sort an OE Merc number for you if you ding me the reg.. If you haven't already got it.

Always wondered about Denso as I can get them for virtually nothing :/

Lines and proper fluid tend to make the car a lot better under braking heavily from my experience.

If you do a lot of spirited driving/track days then you can't go wrong, couples with hoses & some decent fluid you're on to a winner.

My 200 has always done it. I just put it down to no load really being on the engine, I.E. less heat being created. Infact IIRC all the cars I'v owned have lol.

Depends, because the more performance orientated you go the less bite from cold you tend to get. DS2500's are a good fast road pad, DS3000's are mega on track as are CL's Rc5's & 6's.

It does look very nice with the lower bumper black as above.

These have grown on me a little, but I still don't like that abortion of a gearbox & what's with the engine sounds through the speakers :(

Love that Mclaren, that radical is a bit of a let down for me, they've not done much with that peach of a motor. Always have loved beefy caterhams.

To be honest, it sounds to me like you're either too aggressive under braking or not braking in a straight line perhaps. Or theres something not right with the car.. Not calling you a sh*t driver, but I've not had much of a problem with the ABS on these clio's before under hard braking.

Looks smart mate

Haha yeah the welding isn't much cop either!

Like that a lot.

Whoever put those wheels on that car previously needs putting down. You've improved it x100000000 Bay looks like it could do with a degrease & tidy up.

In a word, no. Save your money fella.

Love these. Very nice mate, very jealous.

Some of the worst wealding I've ever seen

Equally two years ago (in the bad snow we had) my sisters other half drove his 172 cup back from Banbury to kent (non motorway) with ditch finders with no worries at all.

But you're comparing tyres on completely different ends of the scale. Comparing them to the standard fitment tyres I.E. Pilots or Sport contacts is more comparable IMO & more relevent for 'most' people.

Cold enough for what though fella? Tyres aren't going to help much for black ice.

I really don't think they're worth it mate. I'm sure someone people will go on about how much better they are, but it in escence means your paying at least £400? for another set of tyres, when I can't say I've ever noticed my current Conti's being unsafe in the winter. And lets face it, if it...

Just couldn't bring myself to spend money on tyres that I'd use for the sake of a few days.