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^^^ exactly right. I pull away from the last traffic island before work at the same pace as I did in my 172. Trouble is Im doing 100 instead of 80 by the time I back off. It really creeps up on you - doesnt feel fast at all but youre really shifting!

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depends on when your car was made I think, my 2002 172 just had the light, 2004 model has the beep too.

you can do it mate if you try. Broke my arm a while ago - couldnt change gear. worked out that between me and my mate (who broke a leg at the same time) we could drive the car between us with me steering and him changing gear. Sorted!

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No extra charge from Tesco when I fitted my Magnex.

OK point taken, but according to Clarkson, "Its as mid-engined as a supercar; it sounds like a supercar; it goes like a supercar" .. and thats good enough for me :cool:

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no reason why not - mine made 158 and some have made more than this with zorst & filter.

supercar to warmed-up family hatch? Your choice, but I wouldnt dream of it to be honest.

you can just forget about them. You only need to have them removed if you cant stand seeing the writing on your licence.

yup, same rules apply

My premium went up about 10% when I got my last 3 pointer. Not the end of the world - worth declaring for peace of mind really.

^^ hate it when that happens! :@

try chipsaway or dentmaster

did you buy your car from them?

Most constabularies will only produce the evidence if the person who receives the NIP elects to go to court rather than pay a fixed penalty. Paying the fixed penalty is a chance to get away with a lower fine in exchange for saving the police all the trouble of producing the photo. Trouble is...

THey dont have to prove who was driving. The burden of proof is on the registered keeper of the car to prove that he wasnt. If you do nothing, youre guilty.

Buying a new car then selling it after a few months is the easiest way to lose money known to man. Doesnt matter whether you buy from a supermarket or a dealer, youll lose. Have a good think about what you want, buy one, and keep it for at least 2 years.

Well worth the effort though, 1.6 16v has cheap insurance and it goes really well :D

Not sure, can you ask the insurance company without compromising the status of the car?

sorry to hear that mate - did they recover it using the Tracker?

theyll sell millions. Renault are pretty good at designing and marketing small cars.

I think I got 288mph or something like that - mines an Origin B2, but they probably both use the same software to decode the satellite signals, so theyll have the same bugs I guess.

Seems very fair to be honest, I wish all companies had such a transparent way of working out cover for modded cars.

no its not. take it easy when the engines cold.

dodgy connection?

Not stupid at all. One guy put a 2.0 Cup engine in his 1.2 and then NOS!

Hungarian CD changer - Renault probably bought them in bulk from Trotter Enterprises :confused: