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Quote: Originally posted by black kro on 17 December 2004
a chipped 80 has more torque than a 182.......me 2 Edde - nearly ordered a 172, but a speeding ticket, claim and change of job with treble commute distance kinda fuc*ed that one!dci only £360 fc with mods, claim & speeder!
all torque...
Quote: Originally posted by The Don on 17 December 2004
dull? have you driven it??is this a case of us all giving it a negative rating even though its not out yet and the only thing we have to go on is the reviews we have seen on tv and in mags. clarkson didnt say bad word about it and 5th gear...
Quote: Originally posted by scooby on 17 December 2004
Quote: Originally posted by scooby on 17 December 2004 Artic Blue like mine!If you have racing blue or inferno people might just think you have got the Clio 182 cup - the poor mans 182. I believe the cup only comes in those two colours...
Quote: Originally posted by Toypop on 17 December 2004
Hurry up and take a pic of your mount now before it starts knocking! That way we will know what to make ours look like.My knock started after 600 miles.
everybody else seems to have done their own without problems, why dont you just...
Quote: Originally posted by Funkyjahooner on 17 December 2004
Omar,People keep telling you that you will regret not having the Cup suspension.I dont have it and dont have a single regret.As people have said who have ACTAULLY driven both cars the difference is not as much as people assume.Im...
which you clearly dont!
The 182 has beaten the golf gti around tracks and in straight line speed so yes it will beat it around corners, this has arlready been proved!
how can you put a car in a higher regard than it is due when it is winning loads of tests and comparisons out there with the...
I do a lot of motorway miles and the ride is far from harsh, very well dampered! My mates Astra coupe had rock hard suspension but compared to that the cup suspension ride is NOT hard, just very sharp and direct handling which is what you want, best of both worlds.
if they have no courtesy car they can ring Renault head office and they will authorise the hire of a car for you, dealer should know this as it has been mentioned a few times on here about it.
Quote: Originally posted by omar on 16 December 2004
Ok guys, many thanks for your input...Looks like I will go for Non Cup Suspension.I am worried that at 3000 miles a month, I will regret the cup suspension.Many thanks again.Little Oms.
you will regret it, the cup suspension is by no means...
Quote: Originally posted by NikC172 on 16 December 2004
Works great in IE, doesnt seem to do anything in Firefox, unless i have some popup blocking going on. :confused:
seems to work with my firefox
Quote: Originally posted by BigChris on 15 December 2004
whens the one with the GDI thing in it???
if you are referring to the Rollin Road we all had then is was the November/December issue
Quote: Originally posted by Yugguy on 16 December 2004
contis 75 quid or michelins for 98.<FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #407db6"> <FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #407db6">Contis for me then....
michelins are way cheaper than that from mytyres!
the classic colour, the 172 cup will be remembered as mondial blue, the 182 will be remembered as racing blue!
http://erc.qmuc.ac.uk/cliosport/gallery/full/1102596090__4B8B0019.jpg
Quote: Originally posted by Piers on 16 December 2004
I drove cars with and without the suspension and found the cup packs were too hard for bumpy B roads - you would notice a difference on the track but thats not what these cars are designed for. The normal suspension is just fine and will...
its all relative really, I love my 182 with cup packs and would never buy a 182 cup as I like my creature comforts and would really miss them.
BUT, if we compare the 182 cup to the CTR which many suggest is its biggest rival, the 182 cup then actually looks quite well specced.
Neither have...
I also see where you are coming from Edde but the price isnt any different when you add the OTR costs of the import like £165 road tax, preparation fee etc brings it up to the 11900 for the uk car, but then you havent got an alarm so that will be extra cost so in this case the uk car is actually...
yes, there is a reason why not.
From carselct you can get a UK car for £11900, for an import you will pay £11699 + OTR pricing, + alarm + security etching + having the car worth less at time of sale + not having the anthracite wheels + having to apply for the extra warranty + having to upgrade...
Quote: Originally posted by edde on 15 December 2004
Id look at an import personally and get coilovers and an better quality aftermaket alarms.Have a check round there should be loads of deals at the moment sine they dont sell many cars I dont think.
I wouldnt
Quote: Originally posted by Extreme Kennedy on 15 December 2004
<FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #407db6">Can second that steveV6. I am due to get my 182 on Friday and paid outright, without a Lloyds TSB account which I think it says you need on their website. Service so far has been really...
IIFC by leaving it until 14k you will have invalidated your warranty as you have to get it serviced within a certain numbe of miles or time after the service is due?
Anyone care to comment?
And to answer your question, mine was £149 all in
yeah, you will not invalidate your insurance by leaving them off but the one problem you could come up against if if the car was a total loss and needed to be replaced. If they are not declared they will probably not include them in the valuation and replacement car.
I did not declare mine as...
Quote: Originally posted by Liam182 on 13 December 2004
yeah, maybe they changed it cos the old fan type used to sometimes make a buzzing noice on 172s and cause people stress! lol
i have never even heard a peep out of mine, wouldnt even know its there!