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Looks good...Simota stuff is supposed to be good

Ah, rattles are what give it that french character 182 gets my vote..ST is s**t

Nice car....what's with the lights and window sticker though?

Prefer it in silver.....like the standard colour

182 has the 4/2/1 manifold...that's where a lot of the additional power comes from

Soft kunts lol

Maybe you didn't bed them in properly?

I can see why The position of the std air feed to the airbox is pretty good....it's always cool down behind the wheel arch plus you don't get lots of flies/debris entering the system like you do with a fog mounted one.

Because louder always means faster lol

Avons aren't the best in the wet

Some of these 'modified' cars out there are a f**king hoot and really make you laugh. I saw a four door Nova yesterday with tinted windows (bubbles included). a nova sunstrip, mismatching door colours and, worst of all an aluminum wing attached to the roof at the rear. I always question...

Nive looking car My girlfriend had a similar car which she quickly bashed into bollards and columns in the multi storey...I've told her she's not being insured on my 172 lol

Interesting thread and some good comments. I'm not a great fan of bodykits, wheels etc

I've had one on my car for a while now....definately makes a difference but expensive. I think a lot of people will advise you to go for a full decat

Looking good:D

Very nice:D

My vote goes to the std Williams Agree wit the above about the Dimma kit....does look a bit brash/dated now

Cheers:D

As jon says the belt will perish over time so best to change it regardess of mileage. Renault quoted me the tidy sum of £600 to do the job....obviously I am going to go elsewhere!

Where is the knock sensor on the Renault located Ben?

Spotted going down London Road into Bath City centre....I was on my BMX riding to work at the time.

Looks good:D

That's pretty sensible

Twin 4 inch.....Fook me that'll look chavvy as hell

I believe the 172/182 uses a map sensor (manifold absolute pressure) instead

All I can say is don't skimp on the tyres.....save up the cash and go for quailty ones

Panel all the way unless you want lots of noise and a loss in torque

Green gets my vote

Used greenstuff on quite a few cars and found them to be pretty good for normal road driving. Avoid the EBC discs though......c**p

I had a Dimma 205 years ago and it was nice...the kit was fitted professionally so no cracks etc. Not really my cup of tea now...I'd prefer a std one