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I i've never really been a fan of Turinis, but as the years have gone on I must admit they've grown on me slightly,
they are most definitely one of the better wheel designs for the 1*2.
Also a mint LY will always look good, all in all a bloody nice car mate.
I've got Prolines on mine and to say they were an improvement over standard is a massive understatement,
they're also surprisingly comfortable on normal roads with potholes and uneven surfaces.
Although i've read a few threads where people have said there's zero difference between the two other...
Very tidy car. :approve:
It's weird how the standard exhaust just doesn't look right to me any more,
i'm so used to seeing the bumper cut outs filled with aftermarket tips.
Nice little collection there, all of them look spot on. :approve:
But tell the Polo driver, if you're going to have a car mustache.....do it properly! ;)
Fitted new tie rods & track rod ends, well when I say fitted the garage did it,
b*llocks to getting filthy and sweaty under a car on a day like this.
Handles like it's on rails now. :approve:
I've got this at the moment, turn the key and 'click' nothing, all the dash lights flash aswell.
It's the starter motor solenoid, mine does start but you need to turn the ignition on and leave it for 30 secs.
Wow that is immaculate mate it's a credit to you, looks like a monster aswell.
But 6 hours? :S
I couldn't be arsed with that, I get bored after 10 minutes. :o
You'd be surprised tbh mate, there are alot of threads that ask the same questions as you have,
just passed their test, got their first car and they're really excited about getting out there and belting about,
and they get proper pissed off when they're told the realities of modding a 1.2 and...
Fair play to you Turvey, you've asked our advice, we've given you some and you've listened to it,
so many get the right arse when they're told it's not a good idea to mod a slow car when you've just passed your test.
Bide your time, get a few years driving experience, a few years NCB, save...
There are a few things cosmetically you can do to it to make it look a little nicer without increasing your insurance,
colour code the black plastics, get the alloys & badges painted a different colour etc.
You live in Aylesbury, I can't believe you're paying that much on insurance, it's not...
Sounds interesting, get a Clio media thread up once you've got it in order, or maybe a project thread if you're planning on modding it,
i'm sure a JDM 172 thread would get some interest. lol
I really can't imagine a 172 driving about Japan surrounded by boosted ricers. :cool: