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Virgins ok unless your what they call a " heavy user " , like me . Then their traffic management kicks in and they cap you for like 10 hours a day . http://allyours.virginmedia.com/html/internet/traffic.html I've been with em donkeys years and i'm too lazy to change because i have so many...

No i haven't Mark . I just did a quick search and found it . Might be worth downloading .

^^^ Thats where alot of people put gps devices . I have my Talex speed camera detector there as it would struggle to pick up a signal anywhere else on the dash , so he's right . But the real reason initially was for French toll road payments .

They have a heat reflective coating on . If you look in the centre of the windscreen down near the dash you'll see a little square . The French have toll roads and have automatic payments as they drive through them , so they need a gap in the heat reflective screen to pay for it . Probably not...

As said new battery , batteries suffer alot in the cold weather especially if its a couple of years old . Mine resets itself , but only when the weather outside is around freezing point . Go to a local motor factors . £70 for a new battery ?? :eek: I don't think so , you can get them for alot...

My insurance isn't due until July , but i'll definitely give em a bell . It'll be interesting to see how close they come compared to my renewal quote .

Never heard of them .Do you have to prove what bhp your car is producing ? Are they cheap ?

Like Rich says . Get if off asap as it will etch into the paint . If the birds have been eating berries it seems to be worse and can be very acidic . Always have a bottle off quick detailer and a couple of microfibres in the car in case of emergencies ;)

+1 . If it's only glue in the hole a tap should sort it no problem .

I thought it might have been . Next time i'm on the 6am - 2pm i'll give you a couple of beeps on my horn , about 5.30am lol ;)

Ph2's are Iceberg Silver .

In the garage round the back when i'm not using it ? Do you live on Greenway Street ? I come along there quite a bit and i've seen a Nimbus R27 on there a few times recently .

Audacity will do it Mark , but it's not the easiest program to use , not if your after splitting the file 21 times anyway . You'll be at it literally all day . What about this one ...

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Eh ,what ? Your after a guide on how to touch up stone chips ?? http://www.guidetodetailing.com/articles.php?articleId=27

There was an article about it the other week in Auto express . The pics are a bit p!ss poor , but it looks fcukin ugly from what i can see :dead: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/232545/new_clio_spied.html

I'm pretty sure its 8mm on the rear , it's definitely not 7mm .

Ask yourself why ?? You get what you pay for . I've said it before and i'll say it again . I had both the Toyo T1R's and T1S's on my 172 and it was absolute sh!te in the wet . If you gave me a set i wouldn't put them on my car . The Toyos give good grip in the dry , granted , so will most...

You say you live in a " nice area " . Have you checked out your postcode rating ? I've seen people who pay alot less than me , alot younger with less experience :mad: My postcodes a killer :eek:

Your 18 years old and you don't even have 1 years NCB under your belt . I don't really see what the problem is tbh . You've very little experience driving a car , of course your insurance rate will be high . Your seen as a very high risk . It stands to reason imo .

Thats not what i experienced when i stuck my 172 into a motorway barrier and span it 180 degrees . The airbags never went off and the doors remained locked . According to the manual they will remained locked in the event of an accident .

I prefer the Meguiars wash mitts with the mesh on the back , Halfords sell them and it's last me almost 3 years with lots of use . The ones from serious performance are too thin when loaded with water , i use this one on my wheels ;)

^^^ Adrian Flux do . I got a 60 quid refund when i sent them a copy of my Thatcham certificate :)

Personally , i always phone insurance companys if i can rather than get an on online quote . Actually talking to somebody , especially somebody who knows a little bit about cars always seems bring better results .

I'm with Adiran Flux , have been for years . They guarantee to beat any quote i get when it comes to renewal time , so thats always gonna be the cheapest for me lol ;) As said above , going direct will 99% of the time be cheaper than any comparison websites .

£4900 :eek: fcuk that . Did you try the numbers i gave you for Adrian Flux and Ashbourne Mal ?? Your age and postcode are really killing you mate :(

^^^From what i understand , the Toad AI606 uses a separate remote rather than integrating with the Renault keyfob . Plus if you do buy one from ebay , make sure you get it installed by a Toad approved installer . That way you'll have the Thatcham certificate if you don't, insurance companys...

There isn't a Haynes manual for the 1*2's or V6 and there won't be one . It wouldn't be worth their while to produce as one the sales of these cars is only small compared to the normal Clios .

Not really . Like i said before . You " have " to set it up in expert mode . Personally i just use my middle finger as my volume control ;)

According to the manual the volume increases / decreases with the vehicles speed , not the engine noise .