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Re: Renewal price LOLZ (it's worth haggling)
Try using my postcode. That is the biggest decider in how much you pay in my experience.
Plus I'm guessing you were a bit older than 21!
No, 6000k are too blue. 5000k is 'daylight', and 4300k is the one fitted as standard to 182/172s.
Anything less than 4300k will start looking more yellow.
You could do that, or just do the drums black to tidy them up and then decide what colour you want the calipers for the front. Personally though, I'd do them all black for the tidy but effective look :)
Best setup for a 172? Koni adjustable dampers all around and Eibach Sportlines.
Try Larkspeed for the Konis.
Sportlines lower but not much (20mm? They advertise more though) - they're more made for handling than lowering.
Re: Renewal price LOLZ (it's worth haggling)
It's worth getting quotes off all of them, then comparing them and seeing if the one with the best policy can beat the best price.
Buy a sheet of 3M di-noc and wrap your existing diamonds.
The above ones are expensive (albeit real carbon fibre) and will both require bonding to your car.
Welcome aboard Oli. The handbrake issue might be due to the handbrake cables needing tightening which is fairly straight forward. If not this, they could need replacing. In the mean time, leave it in gear when parked anywhere as well as applying your handbrake.
FFS how hard is it?
Step 1: measure your fog lights.
Step 2: order the amount that will cover them.
Buy it from the official Lamin-x website. eBay stuff is s**t and won't last.
Do you need any more advice?