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Congratulations on buying the ideal 197, you will NEVER be disappointed.

I want to get my car booked in for this as soon as I'm back from sea in August. I live in the Lake District, anyone recommend somewhere in the North West within reasonable distance for having this done? I've used Pipe Werx in Lancashire before...?

Not sure if this has been posted or not, if so mods just delete my thread. http://pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=25945

A friend of my old man is in a super car club and last weekend they met at Keith Edwards Audi Specialist in Cumbria only ten minutes down the road from me. They met here and then toured the Lakes up to Carlisle. Was lucky enough to go on this in the Techart Cayman Gt Sport all afternoon...

H&R 30 front 40 rear?

And you've tried with Admiral too? I think profession has a lot to do with it also. I work 2 months at sea but get 2 and half off, suppose the Insurance company don't know that though.

I was with admiral when I was younger as they were always the cheapest. Anyone know of any other hidden insurance gems?

I should of said "older" may be haha

Not this far south I hope, have t leave at up to th duckies to steer unfortunately, I downstairs making the thing move haha. Although she is a pretty big vesel so anythings possible I guess. **quickly says prayers**

Cheaper car insurance!!! I'm 24 now and insurance is due for renewal in 2 weeks. Due to my previous employer paying my insurance I now have star with only 1 years no claims on 57 plate 197 with admiral...... £455 with admiral and as my parents both with Admiral the multi car brings it...

Does choosing park on a street make it cheaper than drive etc?

http://www.racecarsdirect.com/listing/39154/renault_clio_iii_235_bhp_new_price.html

Thanks fella's. Offshore ATM so have to take the pic I'm home

What fitting are the number plate bulbs for the rear number plate please on a 197 Cup? Wanting some LED's Thanks

T-Rex

I have done this, no picture though I'm afraid mate.

Just ordered some, thanks for the update, had been waiting for them to come back up.

http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=25579

I'm almost certain that isn't what they are called but basically what is the best way to clean the fabric part of the inside of the doors? That sounds pretty amateur so any suggestions would be great. Thanks

Pressure washer or nozzle on hose. Short bursts work fine, continuous pressure could cause drain housing the crack.