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Fiesta build quality!
Hook on the inside of the handle snapped off, and the car didn't have central locking.
Policeman pulled me over one night, I left the keys on the passenger seat. When I came back to the car, I couldn't use the handle to get back in, and the passenger door was locked...
I've done this twice in my old fiesta, had to get a local garage out both times, used an inflatable pouch to bend the door out and poke some wire in, to hook the door handle from the inside.
Think I've made my mind up about getting a set of paradas for the clio. Compared to my current budget tyres, they'll be bloody fantastic in the wet, and I like the sound of epic grip in the dry.
Having a Freelander for a daily driver FTW, I can drive up cerbs all day and not notice.
In the clio though, I make every attempt to avoid kerbing the alloys as I bought them new. However there is a scratch on the rim from when it was in some one elses company for a week.
Once you've set the cruise control/speed limit, it won't let you go any faster or slower, regardless of how far you push the accelerator, but if you needed to speed up in an "emergency" you push the accelerator to the floor, until it "clicks". This disables the cruise control or speed limiter...
Full fat is CS's way of saying "my 182 has both cup packs"
That means, it has the suspension/wheels upgrade, and the splitter/spoiler upgrade.
and be prepared to spend upwards of £1500 if you're wanting to get any more than 10bhp out of a 182
Good lord there are some wild guesses in this thread.
No it isn't standard, it looks nothing like an orbisoud system.
It's more than likely a powerflow custom jobby