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I believe you can get sandwich plates that go between the oil filter and block which you can use for senders etc for the gauges.
Other than that I'm not sure where you would locate the senders.
Well said
I've 'let go' a lot recently and have decided not to be so fussy over the car keeping it clean 100% of the time etc...it has to be used and if it gets dirty and parts wear out then so be it.
I'd definately buy another Renault (not brand new) as I've always found them to be good.
Got cambelt due on my 172 though in Sept/Oct so won't be selling up for a while.
Good stuff
I've got the Mk1 one on my car and TBH even though people slated them I've found it to be a pretty good exhaust sound and quality wise.
Maybe I just got a good one
I didn't know there was any Monaco 182s!
Seen one Monaco 172 out and about but that's about it...neer seen any liquid yellow 182s out on the road though.
Nope...that's exactly what I'm doing
Service it, put petrol in it, drive it and just look after the car generally....In my eyes the car is good enough as it is and quick enough to have a lot of fun in.
Have to agree in some ways....Everyone on here really bangs on about how ITG panels are the best as well....is there any proof of this?
As far as I can see it's just word of mouth on CS and the fact that they cost more than equivalent K&N & Green ones
Re: My GF's 172 is slow as f**k :(
I've just never noticed it myself...I know the car felt bloody quick in the passenger seat when I was taken for a drive in it though:D