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Lol @Jimmy just pushing that button that liiiiiittle bit more.

I hadnt even noticed that they'd faded, until seeing the "before/after" pic, looks like it's worked an absolute treat. You do it whilst the grille was in situ or removed it? Making me now wonder if my side vents above the wheel have actually faded like that. Can only imagine how fiddly doing...

Do the gear linkages themselves look in good nick? I could be wrong but I thought loose gearstick could mean either worn linkages or gearbox worn/wearing out...I hope I'm wrong on that though.

Welcome back to the world of Renaultsports and the site, although it's a new hi from me lol

:shocked: I just had an accident

What white bits? :laughing:

Basically yes as they're the company that made up the plate, as it will also have their registration code/post code and the BS number. Like I say it would only cause an issue if you got pulled over by a jobsworth police officer etc.

Last I heard you're not allowed any writing on the plate other than the registration code and name of the company that made up the plates...to be 100% road legal that is, so the likes of clio197.net etc is illegal...unless it's changed again and I've not noticed? Yes they can be put on but then...

Couldn't be more British if you tried :uk:

I don't think you need to...which is what makes it funnier...lol Ahh be good old English vs the borders arguments. Never fails to find it amusing. Although I get the other end of the stick at work for being an Englishman living in Scotland...the other place notorious for sheep.....

Gorgeous pair of clios and welcome along. God I love the V6's. Jealous lol. Also love the licence plate too

We had snow up here this morning. Couple of close calls there

Ah that's kinda what I was sorta thinking along, eventually, being further out the circumference of the wheel turning is greater. Thanks for clearing it up too

Perfect combination for a couple of French flag positioning...but again missed out. Lol or is it just me that would do it lol. Still a cracking pic nonetheless

You know what I never even considered that....good spot. Then again...if I'm understanding correctly what spacers do...pushes the wheel further out from the inner of the car...then surely it wouldn't catch on the inner arch?? Wait, but then it might catch the arch when on full lock... Oh...

Could be the wheels themselves on the Clio could be narrower. And I think @MrIII means when the wheels are pushed further out by spacers...could be fowling on the top of the wheel arch when under load etc, or maybe I'm too tired to understand too lol

Wait what? :shocked: The new clios have Nissan engines??? Oh the shame Renault....lol

To a passenger: Get in, sit down, shut up, oh and don't open the window or door etc don't wanna hear the outside noise lol. Cabin noise of engine and exhaust will do just fine. Lol

This site is just awesome. Could go on and say more but that line just sums it up perfectly I think. I'm more used to being on local forums, not car specific ones, last time I was was a corsa one and got a bit dull eventually apart from the guys on it, but once you've seen a...

I know very little about bikes but would still say the clios engine is highly tuned, one of the reasons it's so expensive to get more power out of it is because it's so near the max you can get from it without bolting on a turbo etc. As Mes has said, how many other n/a cars (like the Clio)...