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With my normal driving, which is only weekends I get exactly that yes. When driving sensibly, 60-80mph on main roads I can get upto about 37-38mpg. On the way to the Nurburgring I had 370 miles as I went onto reserve which isn't bad at all to be honest, as good as the standard 172/182s that went.

Coolant Temp Sensor can some times cause problems

It's definitely not all in the mind. I rarely drive differently at any times. I put BP ultimate in the other day as it was closer and got about 90 miles on half a tank. VPower I will get around 100-120 on half a tank. I was also driving more sensible with the BP ultimate.

Yup as above possible lambda fault, but usually your MPG reading will drop to the 20's. VPower seems to get me more miles compared to BP Ultimate and Tesco 99 too.

Me too when I get round to it. You could probably drill and tap the sandwich plate for oil cooler if needed be too.

It'd be hanging on the floor!

Oh :( those pictures make it look in decent condition :(

You do realise a 1.6 Civic Vti/TypeR with a full exhaust system and filter setup would be quicker than a Clio.

It is yes. I don't know if it'll be as big as TDU 1 or 2 as two was f**king huge with two maps!

Sure you'll need a jig? The main chassis looks to of held up brilliantly. The headlight parts seem unaffected with only the bit behind the bumper being folded over?

You fitted the Toyosport manifold to your 182?! They're identical apart from the fact within 12 months the Toyosport one will break welds whereas your standard, exactly the same, Renault one will be fine as it had been for the previous 7-8 years.

Pro street wasnt free roam?!

The welds will crack once it gets some heat through it, just buy genuine second hand Renault one for same price. Don't try a talk your self into why it's good. We're here to help. You also know that 182 manifolds require subframe removal to fit?

Customers got one, lovely car. Fortunately it doesn't have the horrendous wheels above and is in black with a black front grille. Bit of a marmite car I think. I love them, nice to see car manufacturers still doing stuff because they can!

It has a USB socket on so you can plug in a keyboard or mouse and also a mini USB if it needs a power supply if your HDMI socket doesn't support MHL to power the dongle.

It plugs into the HDMI port on your TV

Great day and good to meet some new people :) well one, Paul! Glad you all came along turned out to be a really good meet! I'm hoping some videos get uploaded soon :)

Bloody hell Rhys, it does look easily fixable though. Most should be bolt on bits. I've got some rad hoses I think :) no cost.

f**k about! How big was the deer! That's gutting :( Sorry to hear Rhys. Was a great meet though, weather was perfect. Definitely need to organise a massive meet there, I reckon one in September. Great pictures too!

Yea, 25mm up front then anything from 5mm-15mm on the rear!