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Had them on my prev 172. If you look closely during the day, you can see the blue, but when turned on they just look very white. I'll take pics after I've done one side. b*****d to fit, f**king air-con!
I love it, fitted silvervisions, pro-line's, Alpine Ipod stereo, ITG panel filter, ferodo brake package so far. Possibly Trophy alloys on the way. Said I wasn't gonna spend much on this one:quiet:
Bought it privately. I'd never buy from a dealer, easy enough car to check over yourself, or pay Dekra £150 to do a mechanical check before buying, and still cheaper than a dealer. Drive a few, the 182 probably had knackered engine/box mounts, makes the gear shift feel very baggy and loose...
Fitted my new brakes yesterday, from yozza. Haven't got round to doing the hoses yet (ran out of time), but 2 questions:
1-Are they easy to fit, or is it worth paying somone?
2-Any point in fitting braided hoses to the rear brakes, as they do bugger all braking?
Cheers
Warren
No offence mate, but your not exactly impartial! The 197 is more capable, but not more entertaining. Even the Renaultsport said that it's unfair to compare the 197 to the Trophy, it was a run-out model made using exotic suspension. 197 best hot hatch ever? How? I'd easily put the 205 gti and the...
http://www.motordirect.co.uk/
Anyone used, or had experience of these guys? Really good quote for the girlfriend, but I'm always a bit nervous of using insurers I don't know much about.
Cheers
Warren
No spare wheel with 182. As said, MOT won't pick up accident damage etc. At the very least take someone with you with some mechanical knowledge to check the car out. Or print the buyers guide and take that with you, do some checks yourself.
I'd always get a Dekra/AA mechanical check done if you don't know much about the car. Costs £150, but could easily save you more than that if the cars a dud, or poorly repaired accident damage etc.
Depends on the seller. Guy I know in Liverpool owns a clothing store. The guy in china that produces trainers for Nike is given a serial code for say 500 pairs of trainers. But, instead he makes up 1000 pairs on the same serial code, 500 go to Nike and the other 500 go out the back door. Exactly...