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Such modifications are also favoured by genuine enthusiasts. Boy racers would be distinguished from these enthusiasts by the overall performance and quality of the cars they drive and the modifications the make in relation to the overall performance of their car. For example, a stereotypical boy...

when i think boyracer i think of a tacky modified small hatch with some little s**t behind the wheel. Usually a chav end of lol

people who buy 172/182's are what i call more car enthusiats. If you look at the driver in these cars the majority seem to be between 21-30 and NO way seem chavvy. where as a boyracer car are corsas/vtrs,vts etc but only if they been modified and when u look at the driver its 17-20 year olds...

I love mine. Obviously you do get used to it and at times wish it was quicker etc but doesn't get me down. I get a lot of good comments on my clio from friends. People seem to think it's a lot newer than it is all the time! Think the fact i wash, wax etc the car everyweek with out fail makes it...

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What do you prefer? Looks or performance?

what about hillpower induction kits? Does this give a nice noise and not reduce power? I'm after a decent one aswell which gives a nice noise but dont want to lose power. Not bothered if dont gain power as long as dont lose any.

How can i purchase one?

welding the centre section which is blowing is only ever temporalily fixed. It will get worse after that so your best getting a new centre section

for me i plan. Window tints Coilovers New rear lights (look similair to standard ones) New components and Coaxials Semi smooth boot ITG Panel filter

could just be the gear linkage. My corsa used to do this. Was hard to get in some gears until one day wouldnt go in 1st/reverse. Had to get it towed to garage and said it was just the gear links which went. Like people say take it to local mechanic not renault

Yeah H&Rs are highly rated on here. But depends on how much you want to spend as 730 quid is a lot and thats not including getting them setup yet. A lot of people on here go for fk highsports/konigsports as the one below. These cost around 500 to 600 quid and do the job but the ride is less...

I'm always very wary with gti-6's. They dont look much but they can can be very supising. I would have thought it would have been just as quick.

i like the white wheels on it. The inside is awful though. So cheap looking.

I drive normaly in m 172 and only get 260 miles off 40 quid. How you get 400 miles!

sorry, like is it a rough ride? As in do you feel every bump.

Get some lower profile tyres and will make the wheels look much better

amazing. those rims are so nice. You've got that really low. Is it really bumpy?

hated the valver. Think the skyline has potential. Like most people on here not keen on those wheels.

£40 gets me 260 miles which is what I do in a week.. Thats no motorway driving though.

that is sooo nice.

wish i knew stuff on engines lol

listen to rich. He's the detailing guru here lol

Totally agree. I would never have 6x9's. The best combo would be to get a decent sub in the boot and some really good components up front. And thats it.

get some tyre gel on your tyres. One reason why i don't like black wheels is that usually the alloy is much darker than the tyre. h8 that look

ye my exhaust sounds wierd aswell. just had new centre box fitted but seem to have a lot of noise coming from the front passenger side. Its worse when cold and does my head in but given up as cant find nothing

Think the bottom one looks alright :o

get pic up and some one will do it for ya

depends if he wants a good drop. if so then sportlines are no good.

ye i use duragloss aquawax . good stuff