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Bolt spacing is right. Centre bore is 60.1 iirc

Great turnaround!

Flol at telling Gally of all people that he doesn't know what he's talking about. Automated car washes gave been around for years also. They must be safe for your car too right? Strange that I've never seen a professional detailer using such a safe and trusted product. They must be misguided...

Lol indeed.

I would cut the Red Mist and put the money towards a more expensive wax. However trends are shifting towards sealants instead of wax, largely down to superior water behaviour in winter.

That looks immense!

Stunner

Monster!

Thanks all :)

Low pressure pocket of air effectively sucks all the shite to the back end.

What's the theory behind that? Machine basically 'pushes it into the gaps' more?

Of course :)(can't link properly on my phone)http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?619847-Clio-182-Trophy-Very-late-winter-prep-detail/page2

Cilit bang? (serious) it might f**k your disc up but it will eat aluminium so it should be able to penetrate the crack

Some of the halfords products are more like oven cleaner, aimed at people who clean their wheels every 3 years

I wouldn't, personally.

Nicely modded car there. I love Cosmic :) I have to say I prefer the standard wheels though.

HAS to be a gypo tbf.

Pics? If there is excessive play in it its probably worth replacing regardless of MOT

I'd say heat is the next stage then.

My winter wheels- Pro Race 3s in Lunar Grey Trophy Sachs dampers Mark Fish springs 195/50/15 Winter tyres.

-Apply heat to the spacer -Hammer a wedge into the gap.. if you can get hold of one. -If you have the resources, bolt a steel bar to the spacer. Alternatively bolt the wheel back onto the spacer and wobble the hell out of it. Or bolt the wheel to spacer, and spacer to hub bolts in loosely...

Larrvely

Black electrical tape modification? Free petrol?

Maybe 999,998 if you're feeling pedantic

Ask a local about Snake. A million speed cameras last time I was there iirc.

Nay

Winter wheels ;)

Never had a problem with SN personally. I had some Blue Velvet as well, strange texture when it's in the pot but it looked pretty decent on black.

After finally admitting to myself I wasn't really ready to commit to a full on expensive DSLR I went for a Sony NEX-5N and 18-55mm lens kit. It suits me better than DSLR for a number of reasons, and I'm really happy with it so far :) Here are some pics from my first little play (no...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/aucky/