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presume you mean HU? if theyre replacing existing speakers then use that wiring....

not up on all these different models. Post pics when you get it then ask this question again. Lot easier to suggest stuff when we can see what you have to begin with.

really depends what youre getting.

heater matrix probably

here you go mate: http://forum.cliosport.net/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=16&TopicID=142810&PagePosition=1&ThreadPage=1http://forum.cliosport.net/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=16&TopicID=142810&PagePosition=1&ThreadPage=1

you cant go far wrong for that price!

i used to do 70 miles a day, 350 miles a week just to work and back in my valver. Only major thing that went wrong was i f**ked a shock on a pothole, otherwise it was a very enjoyable way to get to and from work.

ive got the clifford concept 500, cracking thing. It catches me out all the time, if a door is opened and closed with the enginer running then you have to reenter the code else it turns the engine off. So as soon as it warns you, you have to enter it quick. Always gets me when i stop at the...

cars unfortunately require generous dolops of cash to keep them running sweet.

where did you get that quote from? just before i sold my valver i had it insured tpft for over £600 and im 24 and at the time had 3 years no claims

can be a bugger sometimes cant it.. going too fast too slow down but not fast enough to make it just as it goes red. There some lights in tamworth on a roundabout though that as one set are changing to red the other set are changing to green so if you do go through on red... even amber the...

by the way you should have posted in "Interior, ICE, Security & Insurance"

insurers usually charge around £200 extra on your premium for alloys. When youre young theyll rape you for every penny they can.

your punto looks sweet, how come you want to swap? Just fancy a change?

im with Adrian Flux. Guess the only way to tell is call them.

Am i right in thinking i couldnt use my 4 years no claims?

Valver - 1.8 16v 137bhp (varies depending where you read) Williams - 2.0 16v 150bhp If you can afford a williams over a valver then go for it. Williams are generally better looked after than valvers and are usually standard or very close to standard.

dont have to own a clio to be here unless this is another new rule? Most of us have owned clios which is why were here. I saw a copy of that guide once, if i remember right doesnt it tell you how to fit neon washers?

If you get a valver and youre disapointed then you got a sh*tter.

Sometimes i wish my car was standard. Just had a quote for £763 fully comp on my car (if it was standard) with no voluntary excess.

Quote: Originally posted by ant_oneill on 21 January 2005 i havent missed the point at all. i would LOVE to be able to go on my own insurance - insurers make it too difficult! i phoned elephant yesterday and they quoted me £9,000. should i sell my 172 now to buy an A reg metro 1.0 or the...

£118 per month fully comp. Astra GSi with mods declared (suspension, exhaust, alloys, chip) kept on private drive. Clifford alarm/immobiliser. 24, 3 years no claims.

i was very suprised mine did not go down. I only moved a few streets away and the car is now kept on a private driveway where as before it was public carparking!

well it is a womans car. Nicole made sure of that ;)

Contacted Adrian Flux to tell them id moved house, no premium change but they want £15 admin fee within 10 days. Is it normal for insurance companies to charge admin fees to update an address?

i think your alloys suit it too, no to the bonnet though it would look very out of place i think.

i was lucky when i first started driving. The insurance was in my name but my dad paid for it so I had the benefit of it costing me nothing and i was earning a NCB. That was a 1.2 Clio. I think the premium was about £1500 and I was 20. Currently got 3 years NCB (lost a year) it will be 4...

thats not bad at all! make sure you have it in writing and that the quote wont expire before you get the car.

im with adrian flux and they never asked what millage i do!

many many years ago when i was insured with tesco i fitted alloys and the only thing that changed was my excess. Ive never been that lucky since.