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Has anyone tried them on track yet, or is it just a case of 'loving them' because they're cheap and you can slam da car innit?
Interested how they perform on track, as they're pretty much the same price as new oem shocks all round! Tempted!
The whole registration thing annoys me every time. I bought the car from the dealer, the dealer registered it for me to my private plate, the dealer made the new plates... yet every time I go in there they can't find my car by the plate.
I've given up now and when they ask for my reg I just...
I'll go out on a whim here, and say that the vast majority of 182 Cup owners bought them purely because they were cheaper, not better.
Unless you're stripping it for a track car I really can't see any reason for buying a 182 cup over a cup packed 182.
Cup was only in Inferno and Racing Blue.
On a side note, the 182 cup was a poor attempt by Renault and no comparison to the 172 cup which was significantly lighter.
The best and most popular option is the 182 with both cup packs added. Its only around 50kg heavier iirc and has all the...
I'll share something I said in our part of the forum just half an hour ago, ironic you should start this thread really.
I absolutely love them, and have done since Roamer took me out in his Williams nearly 6 years ago!
I hate to say this, but that looks like very similar damage to mine that I posted earlier (but I had ripped my bumper off in the pics).
Due to the value of your car being less than mine, I expect that to be written off. Sorry mate :(
Looks like its broken sitting low like that tbh. It'll be your exhaust hangers... you should really replace these with the exhaust to get the best fitment.
With new hangers and a bit of tweaking you should be able to get it sitting like my old Janspeed:
Wow, thats some dedication!
The fact you have to remove the bumper and scuttle to get to the bolts that hold the lights on shows how much effort they put in!