Hello,
Looking back over the thousands of threads on here, im pretty sure you will find the answers to most questions. But if there is anything else feel free to post it up and im sure someone will be able to help out.
Good luck with the search, there seems to be some decent examples for sale...
What other cars have you owned then? Loads of helpful advice and posts on here to help you make sure you get a good Trophy.
Keep us posted and if you get the number there may even be some previous history in the registered numbers section, if not add it in. Maybe as an owner? :wink:
Evening,
Clutch action is heavier than a normal car.
Steering wheels always melt but there are people out there who will do a very good quality re-trim.
Carbon splitter is not factory fit but an upgrade that some people have chosen to add as a replacement.
Hope this all helps, good luck with...
Im not sure i understand this post. Wasn't this posted up before about 2 months ago? I thought this would be an update kind of post to say how things are going???
Anyway, good luck with it. Be good to hear how you are getting one. Hopefully be all sorted ready for some better Springtime weather...
Ha,ha. Knew you'd see me sooner or later. That was a rare outing in this weather and only as i was heading the back roads to St.Ives so wanted to take the T and not the work mobile.
Did think your light was odd. It was the pulse every few seconds that got me.
Ha,Ha. I looked up the driveway to your work this afternoon and saw an empty space where the T once stood. This post may go some way to explaining that gap.
Good luck with the search.
Stu.
Extreme = Extremely over priced. They absolutely take the P when it comes to the parts, everything is always 2x or 3x the cost of a standard part.
Maybe worth speaking to that TwingoGeeko chap to see if he can help.
Grrrrr. Still angry after reading this. :evil:
We all need to get in touch with this guy ASAP.
He knows somewhere you can get the Sachs refurbed for £50. Even got his mobile number.
Ring ring, Ring ring.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Renault-Clio-Trophy-182-Front-Shock-Absorbers-/260724576747?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3cb46551eb
Looks bad in it's current state but could be a good 'restoration' project for somone. Ha,ha.
At only 40k you'd hope it would be in fairly good condition.
I have to say that i think this is going to be a proper little weapon on the track. I wish i had the money to buy another T or similar to turn it into a pure toy like this. I'll be really interested to see any trackday videos if you do any.
Good stuff.
There are loads of posts relating to this subject. Mark Fish seems to have a very good reputation and sells a bespoke lowering kit that is designed to enhance the drive of the car and helps the look as well.
A few owners on here have gone down that route and im sure one of them will post soon.
Years and years ago i had to use foam on my Gti-6 to get me back from a 70 mile journey. Took the tyre to my local ATS and he said that as foam had been used they could not do the repair. I asked if i could have a go myself as they'd got the tyre off. With some careful drying and some...
You can probably find cheaper if you go to an independent, and Renaults prices also vary massively in some instances too. Some recent posts show it's worth going to a credible firm who have a good warranty on their work, the damage that can be caused for a small initial saving isn't worth it.
I...
I was looking for a laptop towards the end of last year. Started off with a £400 budget in mind, purchased a few magazines seeking advice. Quickly went up to nearly £600, after a month or so i'd talked myself up to the £900 mark.
Ended up buying none of them and sticking with what i've got...