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since january ive spent
£1995 on insurance
£260 for cage and fitting
£118 on tax
£216 on 2 new front conti sport3s
£20 on 'renault sport' steering wheel trim
£35 k tech panel filter
£5 on stickers
and on monday £425 for rear arch damage, badges, bullets and door handles painted black
lynden
I'm thinking of getting coilovers for my 200 because I can't stand the arch gap, is it worth the money? What's the day to day ride like? I find my 200 quiet firm as it is (I've got cup chassis) will it be alot stiffer? Also what does it do for the handling of the car becuase I assume renault...
Anyone read this months evo, they really seem to love the 200 it won the citreon ds3 vs mini cooper s vs 500 abarth vs 200 test, and I think it's the cheapest out of the lot and the only one to get 5 stars overall, very impressed
Heat shield around the air intake hose at the end made out of a small bit of metal Bent into place, strip the car, cut the springs :evil: retrim the interior, that can be done cheaply
Well it's only bolt in it's not welded in and my insurance said they are going to give mr a 100 quid refund when I renew because it's safer with the cage in
oh yeh, didnt even think of that lol
oooops
its early i havent woekn up yet, so they cut a hole in its roof, classy stuff
oh yeh i get my cage today, first non race spec 200 with a cage i think
lynden
the ones on the 197/200, whats the point in them? they cant make it more aerodynamic can they? a big thing sticking out of the roof would just make drag wouldn't it? are they just for show and looks?
example
http://www.elaborare.com/images/stories/NEWS/raduni/clio-cup-italia-2.jpg
lynden