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Interesting stats - more so that the Mk2 RS Clios make up over two thirds of the ownership on here.
There are many variables to what could be said about that - including overall cost of purchase for a newer RS - obviously the 1*2s are generally quite cheap to pick up these days.
But more of an...
That went a lot more smoothly than I thought. The trim tools finally got to be used after owning them for about two years and made an easy-ish job, even more ridiculously straight-forward.
I just took my time with it - and with a torch peering down the open gap at the top of the A-pillar...
^^^ - This - definitely. Especially if/when you manage to get a longer lead (anyone with a bit of patience and wiring ability can do it) - then get yourself something like the below...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0034BCU2S/?tag=cliospnet01-21
They are an absolute god-send and make passing the...
That in a nutshell is why I much prefer PvE games than PvP and certainly Battle Royale game types. Players come an go to help with the objective - not because they've spent £££ on micro-transactions to stomp and rape through waves of newcomers to the game.
PvE games tend to better also, for...
Definitely will try the open beta. The original was certainly a Marmite game - I know people who loved it and others (like myself) who quickly fell out of favour with it.
The No.1 issue for me was the bullet-sponge aspect, overlaying a game that was based on a lot of plausibility in an...
I tend to stay away from the battle royale type games. You either steam-roller the opposition with them all being n00bs - or get utterly rinsed by those who can afford to spend 28 hours per day on it.
Either way - just frustrating! :)
How did you find running the mic cable on the driver's side A-pillar? I've got a couple of cable rods to help me poke things through various sections - but the drivers side sounds messy?
Anything I should be wary of in removing A-pillar trim?
Cheers.
It says 'Nismo' when I can think of pretty much any other Nissan that would be more deserving of the badge. Aside from a Qashcow, of course!
It's like Nissan's marketing dept. has been able to raid the trademark bin with impunity. Imagine an Aston Martin Cygnet being labelled as a DB5 or...
Well, having hijacked this thread good and proper (sorry OP!) - I bought the following items.
Pioneer MVH-X580DAB head unit (with DAB aerial) - https://www.dynamicsounds.co.uk/pioneer-mvh-x580dab-mechless-bluetooth-usb-car-stereo-dab-ipod-iphone-android-aerial.html?search=MVH-X580DAB Aerial...
Great suggestion there - trialing it before fixing it in place! My wife's car has an integrated DAB system with the aerial stuck on the windscreen next to the A-pillar, straight from the factory. I guess placement of such things are much easier before the dash is fitted in place.
I'll be having...
Hi all,
So, I've just fitted a Pioneer unit to my car and will be running the DAB aerial and the phone mic this weekend to somewhere in the cockpit.
I was thinking of having the DAB antenna on the glass, next to the passenger side A-pillar - though I'm not sure at all of where to run the mic...
If the car is getting rear end work done (and potentially paid out for?) - how's your petrol filler cap area?
Is that rust and bubble free at the minute?
@Goodj - just a little unsure of the stalk adapter bit.
The DS-RN003 below looks to match the cabling ports on the rear of the Cabasse Auditorium better than the DS-RN005. It also mentions in the supported car list, the Clio between 2000-2005, which clearly the 182 falls into...
I've always wanted to respray the engine bay of mine if the lump was dropped out.
Maybe I'm just a little weird in that respect - but there must be a lot of crap in certain areas of that bay after fourteen years....
The bane of the superior input method! :)
The problem with cross platform games is that they are invariably engineered to accommodate pad controls - to comply with the masses and all that. As such, elements like yoke inputs for flying and subtle changes in direction for a cars' steering are...
Epic, epic roads up there. Did you end up anywhere near Applecross @steven.tul.197 ?
Probably my favourite overall picture from being up there - just such an enjoyable drive where you can push both yourself and the car without fear of side-swiping oncoming traffic...
We drove past it on the inside lane - the Clio sat on a trailer facing backwards. No headlight units in it, but it clearly had a cage inside.
Pretty sure it was a 172, due to the door badging, though I didn't see the rear.
That cracked it - thanks!
I may have been complicating things slightly be referring to columns on other sheets, but I just copied that across to the main data sheet. Regardless - done!
First off - MASSIVE kudos to those poor victims of modern society who sit in Excel on a daily basis. I think I would prefer to chew on house-bricks than to spend any length of time trying to work out and at least begin to comprehend the logic used in formulas.
I'm pretty sure that there's a...