dont even bother

Spammer Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 5717

dont bother buying it lads ,i had one of them with the same fitment ,it did not fit due to front seats being too close plus it would look well cack if it did anyway

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Armrest-Renault-Twingo-19-Clio-Megane-Chrom-Design_W0QQitemZ8017659736QQcategoryZ72213QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Level 10 User Joined: 27 Apr 2005 Posts: 620

lol we aint driving flipping busses we done need em on the 19s or clios, in a sense i suppose they could desgn summik like that but different for the 19 to take the emptyness out frm the the handbrake is

Spammer Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 5717

thats your side of the story ,
i would like to have a decent lagunaish armrest on my 19 any day mate
but i am saying this is not the one

Site Subscriber Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 731

If you can relax enuf to use an armrest you're not driving fast enuf!! Laughing

TBH I'd quite like one but if I'm honest I don't do enuf long haul driving to warrant it anymore.

Spammer Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 5717

astrojon007 wrote:

If you can relax enuf to use an armrest you're not driving fast enuf!! Laughing

TBH I'd quite like one but if I'm honest I don't do enuf long haul driving to warrant it anymore.

what is it got to do with driving fast or driving long haul ??? Rolling Eyes

i am not a boyracer like yourself for a start Laughing

Site Subscriber Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 731

Well if I'm driving fast I tend to have both hands on the wheel. If I'm driving long journeys then it's nice to have one there to relax a bit.

In response to the boyra bit....well ok I drive like a bit of a twat sometimes but don't we all.

Spammer Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 5717

being a boy racer is not about driving fast matey ,its about driving like a twat cruising around town gagging for a race with anything else around.

i do drive fast at times but at the right time and place

Site Subscriber Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 731

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being a boy racer is not about driving fast matey ,its about driving like a twat cruising around town gagging for a race with anything else around.

Well in that case I'm definitely not a boy ra. And much like yourself I only rag it when I feel it's safe to do so although there's always a risk.

How's the chammy handle in this weather? Is it a bit more stable in the wet and that cos of the longer wheelbase?

Forum Moderator Joined: 18 Feb 2004 Posts: 7432

astrojon007 wrote:

How's the chammy handle in this weather? Is it a bit more stable in the wet and that cos of the longer wheelbase?

Longer wheelbase than what?

Chamade wheelbase is identical to the hatch if thats what you mean, and if anything its less 'stable' because its got a longer heavier rear end

Site Subscriber Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 731

I meant compared to the hatch. Dunno waht made me think it was a longer wheelbase I just assumed.

I never had a chammy and the hatch seems a bit twichy in the wet sometimes (weather that's the car or my driving I dunno) I was just curious more than anything else. I was kinda thinking that a chammy would be nice for getting passengers in and out but didn't know what the handling was like.

Reading the posts back I'm being quite bitchy today so I appologise in advance Wink

Level 10 User Joined: 27 Apr 2005 Posts: 620

oi be ya ctch just coz U FELL OVER u done have 2 take it out on us Laughing

, wasnt us who pu the ice there Rolling Eyes

ive never had a prob with chammys in the wet well there was my tungy p2 an my dads 449 p2 which had the occasional slide here and there useless things the p1 seems vey magnetic to the tarmac.
as for the topic on armrests, jades mum has got a sedona done ask y they sound like the rear entrance busses in ldn lol, but its so relaxin automatic and evrything love it just no power for 2.9 td, shud get a fold up and dwn one tht bolts onto the seat for our baby 19s

Site Subscriber Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 731

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the p1 seems vey magnetic to the tarmac.

I get the feeling it's cos I have toyos on the front and p700 on the back. There seems to be a fair bit of difference in the grip levels on the front and back. Embarassed

Having said that it may have been the dodgy rear beam causing probs, haven't test driven it since changing the beam yet so I guess I'll find out soon.

Level 10 User Joined: 27 Apr 2005 Posts: 620

tru best plc to test it would be junction 10a on the 23 the back road there is good with decent drops and turns

Site Subscriber Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 731

I have rocky lane to play down! Very Happy

Level 10 User Joined: 27 Apr 2005 Posts: 620

looool go4 it

Site Subscriber Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 731

Do you know the road that goes between Ansty and Burgess Hill.

Well I have a video somewhere of.........someone (ahem) ragging it down there in a 19 16v. I may post it at some point. I'll make sure there is nothing to identify/incriminate the driver ..........whoever it is (ahem) and post it if OK Very Happy