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Point # 1. He never said for what car . Point # 2 .He never said for what size of tyre. Like loony says . He never asked about value for money , he wanted peoples opinions on the toyos and my opinion is they are s**t in the wet. It says he has a 1.216v clio. For all i know he could have...

Like mycougar49 says , rip it as an mp3 with windows media player then e mail it , at the other end either play it as an mp3 or re-encode back to audio using nero .

Like i said , Toyos shite in the wet , exaltos fantastic in the wet . Seeing that we live in a wet climate i know which ones i would go for everytime .

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Tbh mate it isn't that hard and won't cost you alot . Give a go , take your time and keep it clean as you go and you'll surprised how good it turns out . Just check out some local motor factors that mix paint , give them your paint code and off you go .

I had T1-S's and then T1-R's on my old 172 , okay in the dry , widower makers in the wet , absolute shite , not a patch on the exaltos which are fantastic in the wet and dry .

^^^^ Yeah , lets not , cos i'm definitely right this time , lol ;) :quiet:

^^^^ Wtf's arctic silver when its at home , lol . Thats iceberg silver ;)

Chipsaway " might " be able to sort it , but it looks like a resprayed panel to me :(

Like justin says mondial blue on the 172 cups and arctic blue on the 182's , very similar colour .

Who quoted you £500 plus vat ? Was it a big body shop ? Take it to a couple of back street bodyshops and get a few quotes , you'll be amazed how much the prices differ . Imo if they are saying its because its a special silver paint thats why it costs so much they are talking b****cks , thats...

Sounds like its fcuked to me mate if its not holding a charge . Try using a battery charger , if that doesn't work looks like a new battery required .

Ermmm , try reading my post ;)

As i said in my previous post . If your wheels are in poor condition i would be cautious about using the fairy power spray . I clean my wheels on a regular basis so its easier to keep them clean rather than let the brake dust build up . No i haven't got performance friction pads . I know...

You mean Scotland ?? ;)

Google it : http://www.tcsracing.org/doubledeclutching.htm

The only way to check it , is take it to a garage with a rolling road that does MOT's and get them to check it .

If you think your handbrakes fcuked get it sorted before its due its MOT .

^^ I hadn't seen that . Best thing is you always get a free 3 year warranty with electrical things from Aldi . How much would a 3 year warranty be say from Currys , Dixons etc .... ??

^^^ pmsl . Seriously , try the megs scratch x if that doesn't make em shine nothing will . Do you think the blotches might be under the lacquer ?It definitely sounds like the wonder wheels has attacked the lacquer .

Stick it on a chain round your neck , beastie boys styleeeee init .

Wasn't that the rollin' stones ? :quiet:

^^^^ I'm happy with that price . They were doing nothing stuck in the spare bedroom as i have my justmatz mats .

Check out the 40" LCD coming into Aldi on the 7th sept . Only £849 http://www.aldi.co.uk/ Huge 40" Samsung LCD panel with anti-reflective coating Fully HD Ready LCD TV with HDMI interface - no loss of picture or sound 1366 × 768 pixel resolution Includes 2 HDMI ports Contrast ratio...

Wire brushing them with these gets the calipers perfectly clean , easier than using sandpaper . http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=13734&ts=21991 Check out your local pound shop , alot of them sell em .

Try polishing them with megs scratch x or autoglym super resin polish then you could either seal them with AG extra gloss protection or just apply some wax after the polish .

Nearly 5 years of owning 2 RS's and it still puts a smile on my face , plenty of b road driving today on my way to the Southport airshow with my holding on for dear life lol ;)

If its flaked off , then the calipers were either dirty or had grease on them . Make sure you clean them well and you'll have no problem with hammerite smooth .

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