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+1 especially if you're looking for something that'll be fairly cheap on the insurance.

It was at Birchdown last week for a service, so the tyre pressures would be correct I'd imagine.

The previous owner had this size tyre fitted, can't think off hand what brand they are, they're dutch and I've never come across them before. My question is could this size cause poor handling? It's not so much an issue at low speed corners but high speed ones, feels unstable and tramlines an...

And a new clutch needed at the end of the day :rasp:

Great choice! Alot of 172 Cups have been changing hands just recently.

LOL! I was waiting for someone to comment on that :o

Meh! I'm sure a little internet flaming won't phase me :rasp:

They're all just a bunch of scam artists. w*****s!

I know it's abit late now but what I did till I'd built a few no-claims bonus was use my Gran's address for my insurance to help lower the premium. If you know/trust anyone with an address with a better postcode group I'd advise doing that if you can.

The whole of Manchester is covered by groups E & F, it's a pretty poor system really considering someone who lives in Mosside (for an example) is in the same group as you. I'm in group E but still pay what I think is a high premium (for age/years had my licence/ NCB).

I wasn't trying to make a point by the way, just posted a link to a thread I'd started to save me having to type everything out again.

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=401527

I just wiggled the wires under my seats on the advice of Jay Low. Did the trick for now. French cars! :rolleyes: As for the problems the OP has, never heard anything like it. Lol.

+1 Just developed this problem tonight :mad:

What's this exhaust like Danny? I'm looking at getting the same one fairly soon. Just curious how loud it is.

That's sorted it. Thanks alot mate!

The service light and the airbag light randomly light up for no reason I can see why. The car was serviced last Friday so it doesn't need servicing. Any advice would be helpful. Cheers!

Majority of people will avoid them, but you'll get people who'll use them in fear of invalidating warranties etc, with the ridiculous prices they charge they can still make a profit even though alot of people won't use them.

23 MPG from a 1.6? f**king hell do you drive on the rev limiter all day long? lol :rasp: I'm currently getting 32/33 MPG from a mixture of town/motorway driving.

Birchdown is in Malpas North Wales, Had mine serviced there last Friday.

Lol probably still in the middle of the road where it dropped off :rasp:

Renault tried to charge me £350 for a standard mild steel one, you'd be better going for a stainless steel one from K-tech Yozzasport etc. Or going to somewhere where they'll knock you up a custom one.

Even though I agree with the OP in this situation (it being the Audi's drivers fault) you just know the Audi driver will say he indicated in his incident report to his insurance. Without witnesses it'll be near impossible to prove he hasn't indicated so I'd expect this to go 50/50.

That sounds amazing. Very tempted to squeeze a few more weeks out of my knackered exhaust and buy one of these instead :approve:

"Do you have some eggs" LOL P.S that was a shockingly bad film :rasp:

LOL! Getting him worried about the car before he's even bought it.

Jealousy more than likely, scum bags with nothing better to do.

Driveshafts? Saying that though it'd probably shake in every gear everytime you accelerated.

From what I've read previously a lack of power and alot of fuel usage could be down to a faulty cat.

Have they still got that deal on?