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The PH1 172 Appreciation Thread.



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robmuns

ClioSport Club Member
  Ph1 172
Its a sabelt wheel think Renault Wolverhampton on here (Adam) do them for about £150 but I got mine second hand
 

Mr R.

ClioSport Club Member
  A special one.
Leaving it alone and allowing the black to brake up the sliver is even better.

Its not a PH2.

OME us where it's at.
 

Adamm.

ClioSport Club Member
Ph1 strips if you want them to stay plastic, ph2 strips if you want colour coded. That's how the cool people do it anyway.
 

Mr R.

ClioSport Club Member
  A special one.
Guys its not 2002 where you couldn't afford to buy a ph2 so tryed to made your ph1 look like a ph2. Flol
 
For me the ability to code the 2.0 badge nicely on the PH1 side strips is the main issue for using PH2. On a similar note has anyone done smoothed PH2 bullets with 2.0 16v decals (as spray shack sells) but in the PH1 font ? that would look nice I think.
 

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Rob

ClioSport Moderator
Guys its not 2002 where you couldn't afford to buy a ph2 so tryed to made your ph1 look like a ph2. Flol

I was a ph1 owner before you even knew what one was ;)

It's not trying to make something look like something, the ph1 strips are utter pov spec off of a standard 1.2 8v or whatever, the smoother, far more modern, and far more in keeping with the styling of the car ph2 strips look so much better it's unreal.

It's the shape that's vastly superior, oh, and the badges, none of this colour coded lark though, just original proper silver badges. Lovely.
 


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