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Why didn't you do my roof? I've used the AG cleaner twice, but never had the dry dust free environment to apply the sealer.

Oh yeah dude, in the wet obviously! I was talking bone dry. In the wet it'll be playful as you like. You happy with it though? I would be.

That's some miles Scotland! Jesus! Awesome looking trip though mate, and great pics.

I'm going to go against the grain here and say I don't actually mind the term. There's plenty of people out there who have no need for a practical car, if I'd taken my new job I'd have been one of them. Personally I'd have bought a TVR, but I could have bought a Clio, removed the back seats...

If it goes sideways in the dry the tyres are rubbish! My 2.2 3 series couldn't do sideways if you paid it. We were in a car park trying repeatedly at one point and no joy.

Re: Something squeaking when clutch pressed in I mean anyone mate, even a forum members that's handy with the spanners, should be able to tell you in about 3 minutes whether it's the release bearing or not.

You'd have a hard job managing sideways in one of these tbh! Larger engine, or a z3, sure!

Aggree'd. Unless the mileage is silly constant (like 4 miles a day every day), having sat around for that long at some point will have resulted in a lot of knackard rubbers. That being said, if you bought it, spent £750 tidying it up, then you'd have a silly mint, silly low mileage exclusive...

Yep, use Dan, he's dreamy (and seriously knows his s**t).

Really is an AWESOME car for the money though mate, are there many around at that price or did you get a billy bargain?

Pull that one off and send me a photo of what remains, I'll let y'know. The zhp knob is mint:

Re: Something squeaking when clutch pressed in Take it to someone who knows the cars mate, they'll let you know.

Are you sure it's even been mapped??? My old car was advertised a while back as remapped, but it's not, it's just what people want to hear.

I imagine a zhp knob would fit? They just push on, and the zhp is weighted. I love it though, look baller, pay nothing for it.

Proper skills as said, great looking intake though.

Erm, there's no updates. I R confused.

You crashed into Rhys? Details? LOL

Or at least silver them. By god that's a lot of car for the money though, proper mental. Probably the best stop gap car out there at the moment, not expensive to service/fix, not expensive to run, and comfy as f**k.

Glad to hear it's running better, sounds like you've found an OK garage too. You working out there yet?

LOL! Seriously though, it's awesome for taking photos of tall objects that you can't get a million miles away from.

Re: Something squeaking when clutch pressed in Drive to the unit and ask Ant REALLY nicely? LOL

Re: Something squeaking when clutch pressed in I think I said that somewhere? Or if I didn't, I meant to...:o Yeah, you've have to be certifiable to not change the clutch whilst doing it.

Re: Something squeaking when clutch pressed in Changing the clutch? Not cheap. Bit of a pig to do yourself too. The second most expensive job on the Clio really after the cambelt with dephaser etc. Clutch kit itself is about 135 quid or so for a genuine valeo one *use nothing else!

Blimey. Mentally low tbh.

I can't say I ever have.

Welcome back Craig, we only met twice, but it was love at second sight. Nice to see you've still got the vee, still the only one I've ever sat in.

Re: Something squeaking when clutch pressed in Yes, drive it, if it is the release bearing, not the cable, yes it'll get worse. When it eventually fails, it'll feel like an earthquake as you attempt to pull away. My ph1 died at 88k and I did the clutch kit (comes with release bearing). If...

I'd wager that there's at least 25 RS clio's driving around with fast chip map's and owners have got a clue. It makes no real difference, it's not a turbo car where it's going to make 25 horse power difference. Don't worry about it.

My windows comment was a joke, but I actually was serious about the passenger mirror. Such a cool car dude. Just get on to the p***t now!

All done, couldn't resist. Sorry. Great looking motor.