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All Full fats have the rain sensitive windscreen , even imports . Maybe it has had a new windscreen at some point , even then if should have had the rain sensitive windscreen fitted .

Not sure of the AA assist number , Ren cust services will be able to tell you Hope you never need em , enjoy the car :)

Yeah 3 years AA assist on UK models and most imports . As long as the car isn't imported from Cyprus or Holland . http://www.renault.co.uk/BreakdownAssistance.aspx If your unsure if yours is imported call Renault customer service on this number with your VIN number or reg number and they...

Reading previous posts on here about pmurrays work can only be testament to his knowledge , i've only ever seen good things said about his tuning . I sure as hell wouldn't trust somebody with dodgy software off ebay on my car anyway ;)

Like thedoc says .You can get away with 205/45/16's which would give you slightly better grip , if you did go for this size of tyre your speedo would read slightly over i.e when your doing 70mph you'll actually be doing 71 mph which is fcuk all as speedos actually read around 1 - 1.5 % over...

Powerflows website . Check out th nearest dealer to you . http://www.powerflowexhausts.net/dealerlocator.cfm

It must be just you ! You buy the engine oil cover separate from the engine cover ;)

Everybody has this problem . Like Gavfre says , go for a stainless one as they cost less than the Renault one and you'll get a lifetime warranty . I had a catback on my 172 , cost £270 fabricated and fitted by powerflow in Burnley .

Its dead easy mate . Get yourself one of the one man eezibleed kits from Halfords , get 2 litres of good brake fluid , likedave3141 says castrol respones dot 4 , always better to have some extra just in case you have a bit of a spill . I just take one wheel of a time . 8mm spanner for...

Mix up a solution of shampoo and water in a spray bottle , spray the front of the car , this rehydrates and softens all the dried on flies etc ..... then power wash em off . Works everytime .Or if you have no powerwasher a lambswool wash mitt will shift em once they have softened up . All...

Yep , definitely 195/45 /16 V , rated up to 149mph .

Anybody got any decent pics of the k-tec carbon splitter ? The pic on their website is crap , it looks like a lump of black plastic , lol .

Thats why i do it illegally , no hassle with the songs , do whatever ya want with em .They're not exactly tempting people to buy music legally when you can't do what you want to do with the song once you've bought it . When will they ever learn ;)

They are torx screws so you need a T30 torx bit . You can get away with using a flat blade screwdriver on a torx screw but its always best to use the correct tool for the job . Just an example of what they look like . You can usually pick up a cheap set for a few quid ...

Your best bet Maz , is to get somebody local , maybe off here who knows what they are doing to show you then you can do it yourself in the future . Its not hard , plus then you can change it as often as you like and you know that its definitely getting the best oil .

^^^^ You could probably make some like i did out of aluminium sheet , whereas i pop riveted mine on in the original holes , you could epoxy resin them onto the original pedals underneath the rubbers . Probably cost you about £15 tops for both the ally sheet and expoxy , plus you'll have...

I love that pearl black ;)

Cheap as chips at the minute , let the bidding war begin , lol . Why do people always bid straight away on items , 6 days and 21 hrs left , its always won in the last few seconds anyway if its gonna be popular .

You'll have to drill the pedals underneath the rubber grip mate , and it'll be a right b*tch to do , you'll need a good sharp drill bit(s) , a good powerful drill and lots of sweatin' in this weather , lol .

I think so Maz . And the other guy is called James , i think .You know him Maz or ever used em ? Can't remember who recommended them but whoever it was said they were good .

I just made some new pedals when the ones on my 172 wore away on the edges . Excuse the sh*t on the floor and the dirty pedals , the car needed a good clean .

Nice one .Good idea getting their name , date etc just in case . Pretty unusual though imo .Most companies want to know about any mods .

Sounds a bit dodgy to me , an insurance company who lets you do modifications without telling them !You sure you got your info right mate ?? :approve: Plus they won't cover 172 / 182's anymore .

Have you tried privilege online . I was quite surprised how much cheaper it was than last years premium with Adrian Flux . Just have to wait n see when i get my renewal quote off them and if they will match it .

I just tried to buy it online . B*stards , its come out as £747 :( shouldn't they have to honour the original quote ?

My insurance is due at the end of the month . Cheapest i've found so far is £368 with privilege with the exception of the one in the pic , lol .I used the website below : http://www.quotezone.co.uk/ I think it might be an error , hope not though ;)

Theres an independant Renault garage called LTR in Bury thats supposed to be good . Not that far fom Warrington on the M62 / M66...

I have an apollo on mine , sounds mint, nice deep induction roar , especially when you floor it and it hits like 4000 revs :)

^^^^ What do ya get for £55 - £75 ? What and how many stages do you use ??

Car looks mint mate , not keen on the mudflaps though .