Stock VS Modified - Which one is better?

[@mclouj]

Awesome colour on your mk3, racing blue is second only to liquid yellow imo.

[@starletnights1]

I actually like RB best on the Clio, but the Megane will have to be LY, when I get one 😄

[@MichaelRowan-h8f]

What are your rims from they look better than the factory ?

[@starletnights1]

@@MichaelRowan-h8f On the Clio I have Speedline Cup Racers, same design as stock wheels but wider. On the Starlet Enkei RPF1 15x7 +35

[@friendlykray6707]

I like the splitter where did you get it? The link doesn’t work anymore. What year was that Renault from and which model 😉

[@starletnights1]

1997 Renault Laguna, should have all details in the video 😉

[@friendlykray6707]

Beautiful car, I’m thinking of buying body kits for it, but it is extremely hard to find any for it. Can you recommend a few websites where I can buy mods or other things for it?

[@starletnights1]

Honest enthusiast groups is where i have got all the parts or connections to get parts. Yahoo auctions is definitely a good source of parts too, body kits are very hard to find so that's why I fabricated my splitter.

[@johncrow5552]

The advantage of an older car is that you can spend the money slowly. Not everyone has the money to buy a nwere car. Also, insurance is cheaper on an older car. Best of all, the feeling when you do track an older car and you beat newer cars like 350Z, a WRX etc.

[@starletnights1]

That's exactly my thinking. There's something glorious in seeing and old car driven hard smoking more modern ones!

[@Ireland99]

Have you still got starlet

[@starletnights1]

I'll make an update about it soon 😉

[@gustavfalke1607]

Can you even compare Toyota with Renault?

[@starletnights1]

I have tried 😆 But honestly Renault might not have the reliability of Toyota, but surely they do know how to build a competent hot hatch.