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Completely agree. My akra is too quiet too. I came from a 182 with a Yozza exhaust which is stupidly loud. I want a bit more noise too.

Personally I would upgrade the headunit first. The biggest bottleneck in the sound is the headunit. The standard speakers really arent that bad. Some things to be aware of is that there are 2 types of speakers: coaxial and component. The fronts in a clio should be component and the rears...

Nothing you can do about the scratches. You can get seat covers though to stop it happening.

Just had a look as I was interested in making a purchase. Seems you cant actually buy anything apart from the gloss spray. There isnt any info on what they spray actually is or what it contains which is a shame.

Went to spring action day today at Castle combe. Weather was glorious and am now more res than a lobster. There were a good few 197 and 200's. Brilliant day out. Found a nice rape seed field on the way home so slammed the brakes on and pulled in for some pictures.

Turn the car on - start the engine. edit - too late

Bilsteins for daily use are stiff, perhaps a little too stiff. I would stick with cup dampers if you mainly use the car on the road.

Forgot to update - yes mine turned up too - DPD . ordered on a sunday night and they arrived on the friday.

Perfect timing with this

Does anyone know what shipping company ROFAG use?

Ordered some calipers myself from them on Saturday so keeping my fingers crossed there arent any problems.

Hi Mate, Did this ever get resolved? What courier/shipping company do they use?

Stunning wheels, love the colour . Something tells me the other half wasnt around when you took the pics of the wheels on the sofa :tearsofjoy:

Thats made my day ! im genuinely in tears of laughter.

The Karscher snowfoam addon is pretty useless, you did everything right but it wont ever produce shaving foam thick snowfoam. You ideally need a proper snowfoam lance, its amazing the difference they make.

Do you have any of these in stock ? just curious as to what these are made of - mainly just gauging if they will corrode.

I want to mount one in the boot but not sure where to mount it. I never have much in the boot so open to ideas even if its on the boot floor. Anyone found any existing holes or mount points to save drilling?

Another tip. buy this: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-74258-cup-oil-filter-wrench-76mm-12-flutes.aspx This is the best oil filter removal tool for a clio 182/197/200 infact I think it works with all renault filters. One of the best tools Ive bought.

Its a crappy design and oil will tip out when you take the filter off. I always get kitchen roll, lots of it and roll it into a sausage. You then wedge that under the filter before removing the filter.