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Incorrect. Only the 1.4 and 1.6s have sports suspension in the petrol models.

lol.

I reckon it will be Evy.

If it is mint, £120-£160.

My 22k would certainly not be going on a used clio.

I reckon you were accidentally coasting the clutch and then you released fully and bang...

I had some phillips Power2Night. Very good, very noticeable improvement. Unless you are a mincer, don't go for the blue tint. Reduces light on the road.

What were you tailgating? If a biggish van then I could understand it but if it was a clio sized car I doubt it. Sam

I have a spare sensor box if it turns out you need one. PM if interested. Sam

As Pepsi says. Common misconception. I think you will struggle to find 185/45/15. If I were you and I wasn't too bothered about looks, I would go for 195/45/15. Handles very well but does increase arch gap and put the speedo out considerably. Sam

I found 195/45/15 to be best. Expect the speedo to be a fair bit out though, but hey, who cares. The gearing is better and the handling seemed to be the best out of all the tyre sizes I tried. The car might look a bit strange if you haven't got it lowered though.

Nice but Rough number plates. Thats Rough with a capital R.

That rubber cover is just to stop shite getting on the metal pole that moves up and down, so this won't be the direct cause of any problem you are having but due to the split it may mean shite is getting on the pole and perhaps after time that could cause a leakage.

You would need converters. As said above its complicated and expensive so I wouldn't bother.

My last day of ownership was yesterday. 2 clios went yesterday and the day before. Happy to be shot of them, gutted to no longer have a car...

I would also jsut stick the registration plate of the car on there too. Word Process it.

I wasn't aware boards could drive.

Not sure if its already been said but 17s should bring your speedo more in line. The speedo should under read in relation to standard.

Awesome power. Torque seems down a fair bit though? Can someone just confirm that torque at the wheels and torque at the fly will not be proportional but set? Side note: As in the transmission will lose 50lb ft no matter what torque at the fly? Whereas transmission will lose 20% of total...

I did that but watch out for the two holes that will still be there. Looks like something is missing.

I wouldn't bother taking the car to a bodyshop for the rear bumper. It so easy to fit. 4 screws need removing and 2 loosening. Just need a 13mm spanner and 15mins. Sam

Check the boot lock, the bit that you adjusted on my car? Also check the rear seats are clicked into place properly. Sam

^ that seems very good indeed. Bearing in mind it would be worth little over 3200 when fixed :S

The black glue stuff is just there to stop rattling and stop movement. As said above, if you can freeze it somehow it should just peel off.

As Daz + Fred said but... Won't the PCD converters act as massive spacers? I think they will both sit very far out of the arches and I would have thought you'd certainly need your arches rolled. Sam

There is a guy with a Roller who lives up the road who has a big inflatable shed that goes over his car. It keeps the conditions exactly as you set them (so in your case 0% humidiity and reasonably cool). His just sits on the drive over top of the car. I think it cost £1500, I thought it would...

Oh and thanks Daz

Benny - not sure I have the bit you're after. Will confirm tomorrow though. Sam

Heatshield is there and exhuast doesn't sound as if its blowing :S.

The plastic matting (the stuff thats bonded to the boot floor and underneath the back seats started melting. It also melted plastic bags I had in the boot. Is this normal?!? :S P.S. The back is stripped btw...