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[quote="anton1989"][quote="JordGJ"][quote="Jay794"]It's a 1.1... It's illegal... It's a 1.1... It won't do anything other than make the hamsters under the bonnet a wee bit louder... It's just a metal pipe... Did I mention it's illegal and it's a 1.1? Why waste your money? Just colour code the bumpers or save up for a new car.....or an engine transplant[/quote] I'm with adam, I hate when people do this, as soon as anyone says how can i do X to my 1.1 people all pipe up saying its all pointless. He said he knows it won't improve performance, maybe he wants it for sound or whatever, im sure he has his reasons, it's his car not yours so if you don't have anything constructive to add just don't bother posting?[/quote] off subject i found out what model my alloys where, and didn't need a halfords booklet :D turns out the cost well over a grand when they came out and are still going for £669 happy days.[/quote]
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