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i had 35mm on my car, and wasnt worth bothering to be honest. Go for 60 straight off, you'll only end up regretting it. 17s on a car thats not lowered enough can make a car look bus like and not nice
dont think u can get 14's over standard valver/williams brakes. I know winston reduced the size of his brakes to acommodate the 13s, and other mk1 you'd prob be ok with 13's/14s. As for width, 8 inch would be fine.
try dubmeister.co.uk, and 2modified.com for alloys in a euro stylee
got a quote today off admiral quoted me 1100 for a 10 month policy (u get 1 years ncb still however) and i'm 21 with 0 no claims bonus. Cant ask better than that :approve:
I actually got pulled by a copper, (not for my cut down number plate) and he informed me that they were legal, but they have to have that certain gap, which is the gap from the top of the character to the top of the numberplate.
see here - margain requirement is 11mm so those coppers dont...
only legal to have the full size UK letter and number convention with correct spacing. you must then have 10mm ( i think ) border around the edge of the number plate. so you can, in theory, cut a number plate down slightly in width, but you cant really shave anything off the height as it would...
just have to run a new wire into the engine bay. think theres a hole on the passenger side footwell - but not 100% positive.
just pop down to your local motor factors and they'll give you a suitable guage cable. on the alpines im not sure if the iso enables you to plug the wire straight...
sounds interesting.
seen it done on other cars, and it can look rather good. not sure how they're controlled in all honesty. altho knowing renault it shouldnt be a rocket science system. thought about a portable hairdryer :rasp:
tis indeed.
i bought it online. got the documentation. went to chester to the DVLA who transferred it onto my vehicle, and gave me the tax disc that day. wack the plates on.
remember to ring the insurance company and get the new certificate as a couple of us on here have had a roasting...