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15's are the new fashion!

think they'd look mint on the cup if it were on coilovers. why not go the whole hog and get some actual porsche wheels ;)

have to agree i'm afraid, the odd touch from the sport models is ok, but thats going a tad too far i think!

dont get 17s then it'll look like a bus, i'd stick to 15's 16s at the most without lowering

looks good, personally i wouldnt have had them that dark but thats just me and i'm picky :)

yep, u just know you'll wash it and get stuck behind a bloody gritter or a truck showering mud all over your front end :mad:

best non sport/sport on here imo, hard to believe it but it looks even better in the flesh, u can really appreciate the detailing and hard work that have gone into it :)

what he says ;) ^

lmao!^ seriously dont put any graphics on it. you'll get people looking at u're car for the wrong reasons (to laugh at)

glad people are finally coming to my way of thinking ;) although they do still both look nice :)

mine was exactly the same as this, i ended up taking mine to a bodyshop, who said they were never gonna fit one on a clio ever again ;)

they always look a lot nicer in real life than in the pics, i like em :approve:

yeah its a normal sport one, its just been remoulded to fit

i've got a copy, all three cars look stunning, also an interesting article about the clio on audi rims in there :)

ah sorry, saw 182 and yellow and assumed thats the colour you wanted, silly me for not reading the post properly :o yeah you prob can get plain yellow. Try a car graphics place, i know of one in stoke if your struggling lol

^ yeah but u obviously cant buy them in that colour so you'd have to spray them yourself which is what i said lol

as posted well beyond the mark, i paid 650 for a set of mint 182 front seats (practically new) and mint mk2 172 rear and cards

it'd look different, but liquid yellow paint costs a bomb as its a three stage colour if i remember rightly? most bodyshops will only buy paint by the litre, so would work out expensive. I know a company in st helens which does liquid yellow paint in a spray can, but not sure how you could do it...

he had to have a custom mould made for the bumper, the size of a 1.2 front. It was then remoulded and fitted (i'm sure has will correct me if i'm wrong :rasp) Spent a lot of money and time in the bodyshop, although looks spot on, the fit is absolutly perfect ;)

sheet metal working on google worked for my mate when he wanted a metal frame making for his subs, so try that lol

typically you should be looking at paying around 180-200ish for all 4 being powder coated. take them to fred2001dynamic, or alternatively look some local companies up in the yellow pages and pop down to see some of their work. as long as they're powder coated you should be fine.

bloody hell - just read that and im more confused than before i started lol

tried popping down to a local sheet metal worker, and seeing if they can knock u up something slightly customised to fit??

should come on and then go off. possibility the bulb may have gone. next time its booked in for a service the diagnostics will show up any problems, and usually its only a minor problem if it comes on in most cases

we all want one of them :) trouble is finding a company willing to cut and modify it to fit unfortunately. my local bodyshop pretty much said no lol

it is, if you have a 182 ;)

just the matter of cost now. PS has done if for me tho :)

excellent pics there lee :)

pics of has' beast please :D

doesnt matter as long as you get it lowered. i find any aftermarket wheels look silly when its not lowered. 16 or 17 seems to be most common, but i like the 15's - especially on a 1.2 lol ;)