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Might pop along to this, only down the road from me.

I would, plus dodgy lambda sensors can cause problems too, did RS Tuning get back to you?

Other than the wheels and vent that's quite nice, rolled arches look good.

Looking good mate, nothing wrong a little splash of colour

Bargain isn't a good enough word for that car, as long as you can get it sorted on the cheap.

Hope it solves the problem for you mate, it'll be amazing if you can get the thing sorted for next to nothing.

I know it's not a ph1, but have you got any pics of the camo ph2 behind it? (pm if you have please)

Chris Harris talked about this in an article specifically to do with Ferrari, but i'm sure most if not all car companies fiddle test drives and media cars to get the desired result for their marketing campaign. http://jalopnik.com/5760248/how-ferrari-spins

You've had more bloody Clio's than i've thrown up on the piss.

That's alright that, like a slightly bigger Skoda splitter with some hole in it. How much was it?

Found this in their terms and conditions.

After a bit of a search, it would appear to be the knock sensor. (I'm no mechanic though)

You've obviously never hit a few inches of standing water unsighted at motorway speeds, if it wasn't for Rainsports i'd be dead by now, they're incredible at dispersing water. Sh*t at everything else though, I mean they grip well in the dry once scrubbed in, but they fold over and shred...

By using them in the dry I take it?

Does it turn over or is there nothing when you turn the key?

SH*TTING NORA!!! Warp speed.

Thinking about it this won't affect me, if I end up in court having to pay some insurance company a huge amount of money, the CCJ will be for a really small amount each month because I earn next to f*ck all and don't earn any commodities. Yes i'll be paying it for the rest of my life but the...

I don't what's wrong with you people, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that whatsoever. Apart from the red bits obviously.

Sounds like a judge f*cked up to me, sadly once there's a precedent set in court, it opens the flood gates for every other insurer to do the same, citing the previous case as a precedent.

It's easy to get wavers thrown out in a court case, one example of this is pre nuptial agreements in the UK, loads of women have got payouts/houses etc from ex husbands despite signing pre nups.

It was, I literally lived there in the early 90s.

Stuff like that doesn't stand up in court. I was a skateboarder for 15 years and once Tony Hawks skateboarding game came out every little kid wanted to be a skater, as a result parents were suing skateparks when little Jonny broke his arm or knocked himself out. So they all started putting up...

Well if this starts happening more often I can see a lot of tracks closing, f*ck getting taken to the cleaners for a days blasting about, i'm sure a lot of other people on average wages will feel the same.

Ah well, back to illegal street racing it is then.

Dedicated track cars with no insurance then. Hard to claim off your insurance when your road legal car is safely parked up with the trailer you used to bring your track sl*g.

Federal 595's (not RSR's) are good budget/mid range tyres, (£55 each) not amazing in the wet but good enough if you don't go mad, grip like f*ck in the dry when they're warm though. Kumho KH31's and KU31's are a decent cheap tyre too. Rain Sports just have to soft a sidewall.

I wouldn't even claim if someone hit me on the roads, (unless I was genuinely injured) all claiming will do is make my premiums so high i'll probably be priced off the roads.

What about people using dedicated track cars with no insurance?

Not read the whole thread because i'm in a lazy mood today. But when I had Rain Sports they were like driving on ice for the first week or so, they will grip well once scrubbed in, but on a mild dry day expect them to cover the side of your car in rubber. They're amazing in the wet, but they...

Alto of people on here have used RS Tuning, they're in Leeds. http://www.rstuning.co.uk/