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The PE2's on my rear tyres are 18 months old, have done nearly 20k and about 10 track days, and they still have most of them on :clown:

Cool pics :cool:

No you shouldn't need to buy anything of your own, they'll have everything you need for a normal service. Some people do buy and supply their own oil in order to either save a few quid, or use a specialist oil, but no need to do that. If you need a courtesy car make sure you ask for one...

1. Base range Clio spoiler (non Dynamique models) - Very small, Red light. 2. Dynamique / 172 / Non cupped 182 / V6 Mk1 spoiler (colour coded on 172 / 182 and later dynamiques) - Larger - Clear light 3. 172 Cup / 182 Cup or Cup packed spoiler - Even larger - Red light 4. Clio V6 Mk2 / 182...

No the Trophy has the same spoiler as the V6, it's larger than the cup spoiler

No certainly shouldn't be like that. Most people generally run the fronts a couple of PSI more than the rear.

LOL, as others have said the point at which the lines will cross will depend on the scales of the axis. Your all worrying about nothing as far as the graphs go.

I have to agree 8.33 in a totally standard Clio with road tyres does seem unlikely to me. I've been out on some quick laps with people in Clios, and although little improvements can add up over such a long lap, i cant see where a time like that could come from unless you had something pushing...

Yep, the trophy does have a very firm ride. It's not too harsh as the dampers do an excellent job, but its deliberately set up to be quite firm, more so than the standard 182. I don't think you'd be disappointed with the standard 182, there's not that much difference, but the Trophy is superb.

Looks great. Best colour too ;)

Get yourself a Trophy. I guarantee you wont regret it. I'm so confident of this fact that if you do, you have my permission to come and kick me square in the nuts should we ever meet :clown:

No that's SkyByBroadband a movie / sports download service not Sky Broadband the internet service

Oi! :rasp:

Yeah, it is supposed to be miles left in the tank, but it's not all that accurate and is based on the average MPG from when you last reset the counters. You'll notice that is not very confident in itself as once the petrol light comes on it goes to -- :clown:

So basically Day you could probably drive to work and back for about 18 days with the light on before you ran out :clown:

It's supposed to come on with 4 litres (approx 1 gallon) left IIRC. So 30-40 miles roughly.

You my man are a nutter. I love the sound of that car.

Nice :D

I love the YOJ! :approve:

Yeah, you'd be hard pushed to get one for £500. Two of the Recaro Sport Trendline seats plus subframes on Demon Tweeks comes to around £1350 last time i looked

Well I wanted to go into Winchester, and the petrol light was on so it was on the route. But as they didn't have any, I had to abandon those plans and went home and filled up on VPower instead :approve:

:( I've done the same with shutting the bonnet on stuff. I'm sure it still looks as mint as ever though mate

Oops yeah, I meant the Berlingo, must be stuck in the world of Renault :clown: Yeah only pumps on the right hand side of the forecourt have super. You get the people behind you thinking your mad as you sit there waiting when there's spaces free at the other pumps.

There were no options to choose from for the Trophy, so I couldn't and wouldn't change a thing.

:D Didn't see you, were you in the Kangoo? I was just headed up to Sainsburys to get some cheap super unleaded, only to find after queueing for 10 mins to get to a pump that they had ran out :mad:

ahh yes... 20 days to go :D

Seeing as that's my number plate I can guarantee you that it's not!!!! :eek: You really must stop dreaming about me :S

Do you not have the Renault AA cover? That does cover homestart

Superb wallpaper :D

I'd not drive it and Call Renault Assist if i were you. Get it trailered to the dealer, and either they or the AA should provide you with a courtesy car.