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Spot on, cheers bro

Are these the right ones?

I like spare, it means free, right? ;)

My Clio is due it's first service under my ownership, is it worth getting an ITG panel filter as opposed to replacing with the OEM filter? Cheers, Jonny

Cheers Chris, so I'm looking at 18mm lower than a standard Cup. If the Cup is only 7mm lower than a standard those extra 18mm should make a noticeable difference.

Hey guys, I've got a full fat 197 but changed the suspension over to the cup, dampers and springs. If I was to add the Eibach Pro springs would the car sit lower than standard cup suspension, or were the Eibachs designed to lower a standard 197 with non-cup dampers? Do the Eibachs work well...

I used the Connects2 CTSRN005.2, you'll need to choose the appropriate patch lead to go with the brand of headunit you choose. This adapter http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/ctsrn005-2-can-bus-steering-control-adaptor The patch cables are listed to the left at £2.99 each.

I fitted Infinity Kappa coaxials in the rear of my Clio and the Pioneer perfect fit up front. They sound great in the mid and high range but as they're only small speakers they do lack bass. The best upgrade to the audio system I did was to fit a Vibe subwoofer in the rear, the SLR 12" V2...

No warning lights of any sort, I'll go crash and see if the air bag works ;)

I don't know whether it did come with the changer or not, I've only just bought the car and it came with iPod connection

Hey guys, Just giving my Clio it's first clean since it's been in my possession and I've found a disconnected cable underneath the drivers side Recaro seat. Is it something to do with the air bag, or is it something to do with the CD changer? I think it used to have a CD changer but that's been...

I'm 6ft4 and have the Recaros in a FF. Both the seat and wheel are in their lowest position and as close to the rear of the car as possible, I wish I had more movement to get the seat further back and the wheel further back too.

Mister Auto don't deliver to the Channel Islands, I'm in Guernsey, so I can't take advantage of that bargain! Will have to do some more shopping around to get the best deal, £166 for the Contitech is the best deal I've found so far for one which is in stock. Smithandroper, can you supply a...

I found it here, http://www.mister-auto.co.uk/en/timing-belt-kit-with-water-pump/contitech-ct1130wp1_g3096_a031CT1130WP1.html I didn't know Conti made pumps, but I checked it on their own site and they say they do -...

A Contitech kit is £107 delivered for, 1 x Water Pump 1 x Tensioner Pulley, timing belt 1 x Deflection/Guide Pulley, timing belt 1 x Sealing-/Protection Plugs 1 x Sealing-/Protection Plugs 1 x Timing Belt 1 x Cap / Cover 1 x Bush 1 x Screw / Bolt or just a Firstline pump is around £35, but...

Hi guys, Looking to get the cambelt and water pump changed out on my 197 as it's overdue, the car's done 55k miles but it's 6 years old, last owner didn't change it. Is it worth buying a genuine Renault one, or can I get a non genuine unit which is just as reliable? Continental Contitech do a...