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actually not lol, exclusives are the second commonist to to the silver ones, theres 172 exclusives, see this link for the numbers of the others... http://www.renaultsport.co.uk/roadcars/heritage/clio172/data.asp The reason why any colour bar silver is so rare as that they were uk import...

should be in a bloody renault mag lol stunning :approve:

wouldnt really agree with that, I could have easily have afforded a cup, but to be honest the ph1 looked much more agressive and I barely see any on the road other than mine, so they've got that rarity factor the 172 cup hasnt. As for being the best all rounder, tis debatable. Its the best track...

like this: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=190062 i'll let you off as your new ;)

^ my car came with an extended warranty, and if you read it carefully it stated 'like for like' so they would use second hand parts and pay the labour. and if the part was likely to increase the value of the car (say a new clutch) then you had to pay a contribution. all in the small print of...

i wouldnt bother with an extended warranty as most arent worth the paper they're written on

^ yeah, but not based in the UK and not all the range is stocked in the Uk so no good if your in a hurry for your tyres like i was.

but most of the ones ive seen fitted as standard are slightly off. if i had a clio, i'd have a nose to see how it fits as im interested now lol

cant see for the life of me what this thread has got to do about eddes 'obvious dyslexia' so grow up, and stop trying to make it personal. edde is entitled to his opinion, and as far as i'm concerned i think its a valid point. i am a member of this forum - yes, but yet have no idea how to...

on a 7'' they're just going to look like really low profile tyres which will do if you lower it enough. it should also be mentioned that the sidewall size does vary alot between manufacturers. i had 195/50 marangoni tyres on my 1.2 for a while and the sidewall on them was absolutely...

i'd change the front bumper and see how it looks before spending more money. as im not sure how the sides / back bumper would go with the RS front. and they're never ever finished :dapprove:

^ looks like a minter!

upto u matey, i like it but just think its too deep for a relativly small spoiler

if u're gonna pay money for a bumper get a mk2 172 one, although i reallly dont think u need one. i think u should keep the current bumper and get a bigger spoiler

is that not pretty much identical to the RSi spoiler then lol.

she'll be back in the next couple of weeks :D

about 2 years ago. I had a punto sporting before, and went to look at the active sports when i went to get a new car, but spec wise they just didnt compare. My girlfriend has a corsa SXi, and drive wise its undoubtably a better car (i have a 1.2 SXi at the mo as a courtesy car), but it has no...

Is the RSi rear spoiler not the same as the one he has on the car?

^ slightly deeper, id fit a spoiler and then see what your current bumper looks like before changing it

thanks kiza ;) - i retract my comments they'll fit fine and look awesome :)

best spec for the money. I loooked at puntos corsa etc and non had anywhere near the number of toys as the dynamique. Was so impressed with the 172s when i'd been with one, i just had to buy one

you need a V6 spoiler to even it up

lol, i'm always picking up strays on my way to meets (cough *hodgy* cough). Will be organising one in the new year anyway so keep your eye on meets and events

^ depends on the width if they're 8 inch like i suspect u'll have lots and lots of problems and will need your arches grinding out and all sorts. I know cos i was gonna fit some 8 inch et 27s on my car and was told by many gurus they point blank will not fit without arch work

just pull off like most of the parts on a renault lol. leighk18 - where are u based? i'm from biddulph will let u know when the next local meet is being arranged

what width are they then???? i'm putting 10 quid now on them not fitting, however lots of plus points for trying ;)

to be honest best decision i've ever made. The speed is there when u want it, but when u're pottering around town etc the car is totally drivable. Handles as well as my old 1.2 on coilovers on standard suspension, and the gear box on it is soooo nice. Clutch is manly to say the least and...

aye thornton and his tri-pod, hes a proper photo geek :rasp:

extremely nice and tidy!

pah ;) i only put turinis on it because they were common and would help sell the car! were bloody lovely though lol