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Good idea with the new thread. Can i make a suggestion that you move the neons to the bottom lip nearest the boot clip. This will give the glow but without being able to see the light source which imo makes it look a lot tidier

From what I've read on here they are fantastic for the look but not great performance wise, so ideal for a non-sport. I'm getting a set for xmas. Apparently if you message him first and say you're a cliosport member you get a discount ;)

Halfords? Or most local auto electricians

Have you put your parents on the insurance?

I think it's the three door thing with parents. 5 doors is obviously a lot more convienient. Not hear of anything about them not fitting though

Save your money mate, build up your experience and ncb. I thought about it but just gonna wait till I'm 21 before I get a sport

eBay type: Clio led numberplate I got mine from ace parts, very good service

Well the only time I ever use my boot is just if there's a bag in the car and I don't wanna leave it in sight. Also I rarely ever take rear seat passengers so have all that space too. Might have a go with a pencil and paper and see if I can come up with a design worth showing off at a few shows...

Thanks for the comments. I've been reading up and I found that thread, looks useful. @Tigger - I wouldnt say no to owning that :P I'm not sure whether to do the floor install or a fibreglass install using the whole boot as I found a guy that does them for an alright price. Oh decisions, decions.

I have no idea. Its a 400w rms sub. I don't want it to be stupidly powerful just look nice and sound good

Smiliar to this guys, except with one 12" sub

Nah I was gonna have the amp next to it but basically have it all level with the wood and most probably put a perspex lid over the amp

I've decided to give this a go and use the wheel well as the sub bottom and have the amp built in too. Am I right in thinking I'd need to sound deaden the floor? Also I was planning on using the carpet as a rough guide and then doing a trial and error fitment, my mate is helping me out as he...

The grill on the pic I posted and the other guy is an RS Grill. You have to go to the local renault parts/service place and order it. Def worth the membership cos there's some great guides on here too. I cashed in my bonds much to my dads dismay and I can see why cos I've spent 5.5k in the...

Yeah I sprayed over the interior strips so that ones gone, just want the outside ones off as I havn't worn billabong since I was about 13. Keep an eye on the for sale section on here. There's always people breaking sports and you can pick up the bumpers pretty cheap. The front one is harder to...

Oh yeah, RS Grill (as above) makes the front end looks tidy as f**k too!

Looks great mate. How did you get them bloody billabong stickers off? Also black goes with anything really. I have a black one with "sky blue" interior/badges/bullets/engine bay There are some great ones with yellow and green too. Mine:

Totally agree mate, there seems to be a lot of "purist" types on here

Iirc you may have to modify the wheel well to get this to fit, i may be wrong though

Whats the tread on your tyres like?

Don't think so because when I start it up again it says nearly full. Then back down, then up etc. It's so random

you could buy a 182 bumper and glue some exhaust tips on it ;)

4wds n bkwds n round dem corners ;)

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Nah mate it's not that. People on here seem very against body kits, stripes etc (anything chavvy).

I overtook you before the nacton junction. On here at all?

I thought it was acting funny but now I know that I have not used half a tank of petrol doing 50 miles. Not driving hard at all, changing gear normally etc Any ideas?

this looks a lot like a vxr arctic

The curves funstion in PS can usually make a picture look the t*ts