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second the leaking sampers, im on my 3rd offside rear one :confused:

i thought there were no good coilovers available for 182 and the trophy is sorted but not too harsh for everyday driving? that appeals to me

muahaha j3neds getting lots of orders when this is available group purchase anyone?

well ive pciked up one stone chip in 21k miles, and with the majority being on fast a and b roads i dont think thats too bad at all. I do find it scratches easily, well not that i take a sharp object to it and see how easily it scratches but its picked up a fair few from careless f**kers...

interesting, are those trophy shocks? trophy plate seems genuine, it has climate control...

i got bout 14k of a and b road blasting, average speed 60-70 out of my fronts, new tyres to the back and my original back tyres have since covered 8k on the front and have another 1k life left. Dont accelerate in 1st gear, its pointless! lol

costco do michelin pilot exalto pe2 for about £78 inc fitting and often have discount vouchers, i get mine there.

mk1 or mk2? theres a guy in Bearsden I went to school with who has a silver mk1 172 with Cliosport sticker but dont think he put the sticker on!

like a motorbike then? remote damper (piggyback?)

Heres a rag to a bull... I like the Trophy and imagine its how I want my 182 to handle, Ive heard rumours Trophy Suspension Kits might come along, but theyll cost a fortune no doubt. So how would a 182 with Coilovers compare to a Trophy? Whats the main difference? The dampers?

a plastic britled brush seems to work without scratching but dont press it too hard

shady, should be straight forward when these things happen after all thats what we pay insurance for! Shame nothings ever black and white like that though. Good luck getting it sorted. let this be a warning to all the chancers that dont declare their mods, then you really wouldnt have a leg...

Im uncupd, silver wheels give me away!

new track?

PE2s are superb, wet or dry - no difference. I had exaltos on my 205gti too and they were superb back then aswell.

trophy sounds like what i expected from my 182, i came from a 205gti which had no body roll at all (on cheap ass standard suspension too!), but the 182 rolls a fair bit I find (when nailing it). I do like the toys though, Trophy kit sounds like a plan, prob very expensive though, maybe get it...

ally im telling u ur trip computer lies!

i cant be arsed lol

and is it a 182 definitely?

if its the test car that was sold on, its been hammered but might habe a specially selected engine i.e. it might make 182brake! lol You can get a private buy on a 182 for 8500 - 9500 no bother, find out the reg number and ask on here or search for 182 pics in road tests and if you recognise...

i think they started on 04 plates, perhaps a couple of press cars or something were 53

Honda CBR 600s are pretty common, but good solid bikes and quick too. Plenty around on the 2nd hand market.

birthday coming up, might request the roofrack bits from my folks and the bike carrier from my mates :devilish:

i find u take a visit for them to work out the problem, then it all gets sorted on the return visit when they got the parts.

not me, just passed there 10 mins ago though!

theyre not too bad in there or at Bishopbriggs: http://forum.cliosport.net/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=14&TopicID=172192&PagePosition=1http://forum.cliosport.net/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=14&TopicID=172192&PagePosition=1

is it a thule system? what bike carrier number is it? Hmmm £80 for the roof rack, £100 with aero bars and £55 for a 591 rack like Allys, I presume you got aero bars and a 591 carrier then. I should be able to get a discount once again, maybe get one later, too many bills just now! [Edited...

i need one, bootrack scratched my tailgate :(

guy i work with has a Cagiva Mito, looks like a ducati 916: http://www.bikez.com/bike/20430/index.jpg Theyre 125cc standard and he has a 400cc motorcross engine in it (the suspension set up allows u to use any motorcross engine in em), he prefers smaller engines cause you can ride em flat...

perfect time to get a nice stainless steel one eh