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Here's a few pics from someone I know on a volvo forum that done a day at Snetterton, couple of ph1's, a black vee & a couple of cup racers by the looks of it
anyone off here? http://s830.photobucket.com/albums/zz222/blackbeast14/Snetterton%2014th%20Oct%202010/?albumview=slideshow
Come to think of it, when did Renault finally admit there was a problem with the bonnet catches? I'm thinking that might have something to do with it being written off, if the damage & resulting claim happened before Renault admitted the problem existed & done the recall, it was easier for them...
I'm guessing it was just a case of laziness on the insurance companies part perhaps? Quicker & easier to sort by writing it off instead of getting it fixed by them?
Have you had it on track yet Dave?
I started to feel the same about mine last year, thought about getting a trophy, had a meggy 225 for a bit, then went straight back to my valver & since I had it on track for the 1st time I'm so glad I stuck with it.
You need to learn to drive it properly on a...
Surely saving up to get it fixed will be a shitload cheaper than saving up to buy a completely different car?
Get your hands dirty & learn to sort it yourself, it will make you appreciate the car a hell of a lot more too ;) It's in situations like this where it really pays off to be part of a...
Project title fail! :o Well overdue an update
Now since all those fun & games, I added a few more goodies in preparation for my 1st ever track day at Castle Combe :cool:
I fitted some bucket seats, 3 point harnesses, 13 row oil cooler & some used R888's
Now the latest with the...
Ragging it from cold will increase the wear on the engine as the oil isn't able to do it's job properly until it gets to a certain temperature.
I don't rag mine until I can see that the oil has got into it's optimum temperature range, oil gauges as standard on a Mk1 ftw ;)
Plenty about for sale, where are you from & what's your budget?
Might be a better idea to look on www.clio16valver.co.uk for more relevant info & what's for sale than on here ;)
Clio fuel gauges are just c**k teasing c-units :mad:
I can get just over 300 miles to a full tank, but I'll do about 120 miles & the gauge says I've only used 1/4 of a tank :rolleyes:
You've got that quote a bit out of context there m8 :rolleyes: also didn't take any note of my reply to that comment either :rolleyes:
How anyone can call a valver tame is beyond me :rolleyes:
It's a marketing thing, the valvers were built at the RS factory in dieppe so they are RS clios, just don't need to advertise it with a badge ;)
The voice in my head that wants to go faster is saying get the hell away from pokey french hatches & go for some volvo powered lunacy
No, a mk1 1995 1.8 16v clio to be precise ;)
Don't get me wrong, they're good cars, I like them but would I actually pay, with real money I've worked for to buy 1? Not a chance, not worth the extra money in my humble opinion
Much more fun though ;) I still prefer it over a trophy and I ragged the arse off that car, was quite underwhelmed
But if we're talking about french v jap I'd take my old corolla gt over the lot, I miss that car sooo much :(
I struggled to do it smoothly in the trophy I had a go in, maybe with a bit more practice I could improve but I seriously doubt I'd be able to do it as well as I can in the valver
ETA: I find it almost impossible to do in in beemers as well lol
Didn't Evo magazine say that the VXR is better than the 197?
EDIT: http://www.evo.co.uk/carreviews/cargrouptests/209893/corsa_vxr_v_cooper_s_v_clio_197_v_ibiza_cupra.html