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There are loads on the bay . Those Saxo one's look pretty good imo .Small and subtle is the way to go , as long as they aren't those huge chunky plastic things i think they would look pretty good imo . Plenty more here...

Use Quidco and get another 6% off ;)

Not keen . You've got too many colours going on in a small space . Change your 90 degree bend and HT leads for a more neutral black , or repaint the plenum black .

^^^ Yeah your right :o . I'd forgotten what my justmatz fixings looked like , but knew i'd had these sort of fixings before on my original Renault mats . Good price for those fixings though ;)

Ebay . http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Original-Renault-OEM-fixing-system-for-car-mats-SAFETY_W0QQitemZ110320079984QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item110320079984&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1301%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318#ebayphotohosting

I just weighed one , it's 17.7kg with a tyre .

I've scanned the dash pages for you .

This is the generic Clio owners handbook you want . There is also a supplementary 14 page handbook for the RS ...

Most likely it did . But it would have had all the other tanks in the twisties lol ;)

Hmm , i thought that as well :S

I bet the enemy could hear the tanks comin' from miles away because of all the rattles lol ;)

+1 , the CF bits look spot on though . If the gear knob decals are only stuck on and not lacquered over they'll most likely come off as your hand rubs on them .

Hmmmmm ...... lovely .

Yeah , but if you buy sparkplugs that specify that they are for a 1.416v then they should be fine for your car . You could always check the gap yourself before fitting .

Sparkplugs usually come pregapped for your specific model . I thought the days of gapping your own sparkplugs was long gone tbh . According to Autodata , the gap on a 1.416v is 0.85 - 0.95

It's what most household glass cleaners contain ( acetic acid ) . Also some people swear by using newspaper and vinegar , but i think that harkens back to the day when newspaper print was lead based and that apparently was good for cleaning glass . Worth a try though as old newspapers are free ;)

Try AG super resin polish on a german applicator .It'll take off any dirt and grease and leave the glass clean and smooth .

^^^ I think he said Cleethorpes :quiet: Welcome to Cliosport mate :)

On the gadget show they recommended buying cheap hdmi cables over the expensive ones as there was no difference in picture quality .

Mine does this , but only when the tyres are cold like when i've just taken the car out of the garage .