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Sorry, I don't believe it at all. Marketing jive, pure and simple. Pretty sure a 182 has bugger all rear downforce, yet can bang in pretty much identical lap times.

FFS. Some very gullible people on here. It's for show. IIRC the brochure for the 182 spoke about cup spec tyres, unique to the cup spec'd car.

Can't see the point tbh. As said, front cage without a helmet isn't a great idea.

When you drive them, it's a different type of pace. A 172 would pull away convincingly.

Really nice. Slightly underpowered, just means you can drive it flat out on a more regular basis.

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Re: iPhone "must have" apps? I finally managed to sort the issues I was having with copilot (mainly struggling to get a gps fix). If I turn it on when the iPhone is connected to the headunit, it won't work. If I let it get gps fix before connecting to the headunit, works much better. Still gets...

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Iceburg's the nicest silver about. Looks good.

350z.

Good height. Wouldn't bother with a cage personally, but each to their own.

Re: iPhone "must have" apps? Hope the copilot update improves things. Been as useful as a wet kipper for navigation since the Last update.

If you read the original post, insurance is an issue.

R26. The vxr's hideous, don't do it. Mini jcw out of your list.

Tbf, this isn't the first we've heard of quality issues with the seats. With the gallardo/amv8 you just jump in/out. If you don't have to take special care with those, no f**king way should you have to with a Clio!

No one seems to have mentioned that they are very similar weights as standard, so surely getting weight out of a ph1 would be more productive. Cable throttle feels very different. And ph1's always make more power from mods like cams itb's etc.

That's with a jack pushing the exhaust up as far as it will go.

I have a ktec stealth, avoid. I'll post pics up later, bit it hangs very low. Badly designed for the ph1, I don't think they took the smaller rear bumper into account. Yozza stealth is very good quality and quiet.

Was that a serious question?

Hardly difficult. Choose the visit pbucket option, copy the link, paste, voilà. Tomorrow I'm explaining how to use Velcro on trainers. Some of you may wish to bring a pen and paper for notes.

I f**king hate you! That's jaw-dropping.

Id rather have a ph1 than a cup. Pretty much same weight, but you get ac and abs.

I've owned both. I prefer the ph1, but I don't mind when bits go wrong as I tend to uprate them at the same time. My brothers ph2 has much less go wrong. Ph2 also has the far better interior.

Looks f**king woeful.

Suppose it comes down to common sense. I'd expect that at some point the suspension would require work (be that replacement or rebuild). I don't need that spelling out. Pretty sure that in the 182 manual they don't explicitly say that the suspension will at some point need replacing.

In general, I doubt they wear out any quicker than normal 182 suspension, and I'm sure Renault would charge more for supply/fitting of standard dampers than the rebuilders charge for the Sachs. If they needed rebuilding every 20k miles I'd still have them.

JP in Macclesfield do the Yoz systems, great quality.

I don't get the point?

I genuinely don't get where people are coming from. Any suspension will require renewal/servicing. Did they all think it was magic suspension that would outlast the human race?