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rusting falling off exhaust
rear dampers leaking
cambelt & aux belt changed at 5yrs or 72k what ever comes first (£500 odd to have done, must be done with genuine tools)
thumbgrips on steeringwheel falling apart
steering wheel melting around the outside
wudnt pull a black man off your sister...
lol only kidding dude looks good, ive still never had a shot of one of these! im scared to incase i like it and have to buy one lol
take it uve never driven a big power rear wheel drive car? lol anyone who crashes a clio 172 on the roads deserves to have their licence revoked for life.
agreed at the end of the day its a slightly quick front wheel drive car with a good chassis, you cant get a safer fast car than that!
i found my 172 handled that well it was impossible to crash lol
cheap ass pikey lol because a cheap ass pikey would spend £2600 a year 3rd party on his own insurance, of course i insure my cars legitly in my own name so i can get no claims bonus, 1. i just fancied adapting an arrogant b*****d attatude to start arguments as you seem to have fun doing so here...
has it had the brake fluid changed every 2 years like renault state in the service book? 100% thats your problem! no need for aftermarket stuff its the fluid due a change! mine were getting like that when i sold it, they used to be monsterous!
manifolds and cat are different so ideally you need to run the 182 manifold and 182 cat or atleast a 172 manifold with a custom cat.
cut out spare wheel, weld plate, weld on new hangers and it could be fitted
people will slate a young driver for driving a 172/182 but heres what i found coming from my 1.2 16v.
i had more power to make overtakes without them becoming dangerous
i had traction control to assist me if i ever got slightly out of control (being 17 at the time!!)
i had big 280mm brakes...
hence why i said i agree its stupid arguing about a standard car against a modified one, my MODIFIED 172 had more power and more torque than your heavier 197, hence why it was quicker, i was pointing out if an ibiza TDi passed my 172 then it would pass a 197.
i love this attitude on CS that because its a diesel it could never compete with the mighty 197, however, my old 172 which would quite comfortably be quicker than a 197 in a straight line got passed by a modified ibiza tdi one night. so i dont see what the confusion is, of course a mega torque...