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i done it myself, my dad has a garage though so i had air tools, two post ramps and endless amount of tools to choose from!;) he charges about that price though. just ring around and ask the labour price per hour of the garage and you can work out how much it should cost. no more than 1h30mins...

cant you take the archliners off and cut off the inner lip off the arch? a pic would help as its hard to imagine how much poke you have going on really.

perfect answer that^ exactly what i was going to say

looks good mate you should take the little white renault alarm sticker off the front window;)

usually about £20 a corner at a garage. then should be able to do it in less then 1 1/2 hours if they know what they are doing

lol good parking trying to avoid plonkers flinging doors open

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yep that sounds good 20mm will give it a wicked stance http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=345581 pics of my car there if you want to look

i was going to say they would look good with spacers. isit lowered atall at the moment. i have pics of my car but i dont have those wheels:S

on a citroen c2 the scuttle panel has a hole in it with a plug over it so they can use the same one for both lhd and rhd cars!

yep oright then, a 172 as your first car well done i assume you are pretty old then compared to other learner drivers to be able to get that!

think they look well nice. they are an option on all of the clio 3's i think then they are standard on some of the higher models before the 197

Re: Black or Anracite rims?? please help!! lol black imo

you would go to renault to change a sidelight bulb:S dont mean to be rude but its shocking how little some people know about cars. you will need a 501 bulb which you can get from ebay, halfords or your local motor spares shop.

how much did you pay for it mate?

look at the stickies in this forum

you can get a dynamique spoiler like i got and you just unbolt and plug it in easy peasy. the cup spoiler has a different brake light i think so you would have to cut the two wires and either crimp them or put a connector block on. nothing hard really

lol 2 people thinking it was a rep

sport badge on a 1.2.. chav;) ;) ;)

all i could tell you really is that the input mode needs to be on 2 channel and the x overs need to be on low pass filter to run the subs. i could guestimate what rca needs to go where but i will let some one who knows there stuff more like wallop;)

any more pics of the blue non rs with the canasta wheels?

yep thats what i done just unscrewed the plastic cap thing on the terminal and whacked it on and done it back up. as for the pic it is quite hard to work out. lol you need to say how many channels you are running and how many rca leads you have run. are you running just subs or speakers...

its not too bad, looks a bit odd without other mods though

did you get a manual or any booklets with your amp it should tell you which is the best way to connect it up. a lot of amps are different though so im not sure. i done mine: earth speaker wire rca rem power

this is looking in from the boot with half of the rear seat folded forward. when the seats are back you cant even see it atall. i tried the seatbelt bolt on the left hand side where it fixes at the bottom and my amp wouldn't even work with it earthed there. and put a little bit of grease on it...

it is called the isofix bar mate and i got it out even though it was well tough and i found that it was too fat for my terminal on the end of my earth lead lol. the picture where the power lead comes through is where i earthed mine. if you unbolt it and scrape the paint off then put the terminal...

that bolt was tight on mine. i used the one inbetween the split in the rear seats.

when i installed mine i found it easier if you take the cage out and then get all the wires as shout as possible and push all of the excess down behind the heater controls. then put the cage back in and it will go in nicely.

Mk2 red with a body kit, sport badge aswell lol Purley cross last night, you on here?

thats not too bad, wrap it in something is quite a good idea so it looks the same colour as the carpet.