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Looks very agressive.....not sure about the bonnet though but if the vents have a purpose i.e to vent hot rad/IC air out of the engine bay then that's fair enough.
You can hacksaw through stubborn manifold/exhaust bolts to get them off if your very careful not to damage the thread.
I had to do this when I put a new engine in my old 205GTi....sawed through them to make a groove then split them off using the head of a screwdriver. Wasn't easy but was a...
My 52 plate 172 did have the original exhaust on when I brought it a year ago and it looked okay.
Still decided to replace it with something a bit more sporty & durable though and went for a K-tec Stealth.
too true lol
I think a lot of people on here need to take cold showers...far too many references to c**ks, fisting & anal :)
Got to laugh at the text speak comment
I wouldn't of thought that it would put a strain on the engine....the rev limit is probably pretty conservative and when the fuelling is all matched so it doesn't run lead at the top end it's more than like;y to be fine.
I'm moving into a new place next weekend and am keeping the 172
TBH it's a cheap car to run compared to my Subaru and I;m fortuanate not to owe anything on it.
If it's a good car and causes you no problems then I'd be inclined to stick with it
The driving position is one of the first things that pi**ed me off when I brought my 172...I kept trying to adjust the seat as low as it would go then I realised that was it:(
Got used to it now so not so bothered but compared to an Elise it's like sitting on the roof!
I think people that know a bit about cars will know what a 172/182 is.....to them that will just look like a 172/182 with a bodykit on which IMO isn't good.
I'm just being a bit cynical...just not keen on body kits really