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v6 all the way, they have soo much presence on the road !
(something which a 182 just doesnt have, sorry 182 people)
plus as they have already lost a fair bit of money, they wont depreciate much more, unlike the 182 (unless you can get a 182 for a decent price)
if you can get a ph2 for 1500.00 chances are it will be as ropey as f**k.
if the jobs have been done recently then it will deffo be worth considering, i will reply more mate when i get chance (im at work) or wait till one of the valver experts get on here.
I do kind of agree with you mate, its just that most people on here, seem to bang on about how legendary one is & nothing can touch it etc.
I guess it just depends on who has read the thread at the time, as to what response you get from people.
One thing i will say is that i wouldnt sell my 16v...
H reg is the 1st year the clio came out.
some of the rally cars that have been for sale were H reg (the white radbourne racing car springs to mind)
on another note,last night i saw a lhd black 1.2 clio (mk 2 ph2) and that was on a W reg !
the pwer steering pump is a b**ch of a job to do.
have you tried bleeding the system manually (to do this you park on grass & turn the wheels lock to lock to get rid of the air)
it is common for a 16v &
williams to make the noise on full lock.
if yours is doing it with out being on full...
to take the abs thing into account, how come a cup is cheaper to insure than a 172 ??
i dont think the insurance companies see the logic.
another reason why high powered cars are more to insure, is the nickability factor !
as martin says never ever take the renewal quote !!
ring around 1st & then tell them you want a bit off of the best price you have got !
if they say no, go with the one who quoted you the best.
those posts are over 100.00
the ones im on about have to be sunk into the ground, a few feet. the post bolts into the concrete, this is so that they cant just be ripped out.
sorry i have no idea where to get one.