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It's the pice of plastic that runs underneath the wheel arch and goes under the bumper.
By removing it you can access the area below the airbox and the foglight etc.
Not a real mission to get off but just easier if you remove the wheel to get at the fixings.
Yeah...I am looking forward to having the 172 back. I've been driving around in a brand new convertible Peugeot with a white leather interior! The girlfriend loves it.....I don't lol
Shouldn't be too hard to sort the caf.....biggest 'pain' if you like is getting the splash shield off which can...
Yeah, that is a nice install but I know if I was looking for another 172/182 I'd be put off my anything like that & mods like induction kits etc.
Not saying the car is bad or anything...you'll probably make more money selling the extras separately anyway.
Yep...sack it off and take a break:D
I haven't driven my car for a week..it's been in the repairers having the rear end fixed as some goon went into the back of me.
Can't wait to fire it up and get the boot in:D
I'm sure their are some airboxes for sale from some Renault breakers
With a bit of modification (air feeds etc) you could make up a pretty good system cheaply.
Just my opinion though....I'm a skinflint:D
That's okay..he won't be crasing into any of us then.
I think we have a similar situation here in the UK though with a lot of young drivers fiddling the insurance system with the named driver thing or just getting loans etc to pay silly premiums.
I don't give a toss who drives what but it is...
Good luck with it
I'm pretty good a bodging things but I would probably end up measuring the OE pipe and buying a whole new one to go down to the front of the car.
You can buy samco pipes which step down from larger diameter pipes to smaller ones.
You could install one onto the OE box which goes up to the size of the Viper CAF.
This place at Castle Coombe racetrack is pretty good for CAFs and hosing
www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk
Other alternative is...