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That would be great. Im running a F7R in the rally car with a hybrid super sprint manifold but want to get some thing decent made. Was thinking of asking Pure if they would make one with F7R flange as the bolt holes and the angle of the head are different.
What the difference in primary and secondary length on say a 182 manifold vs a Pure motorsport one? Is it this or the better collector that make the performance difference ..?
After needing a new front subframe for the rallycar i did some investigation regards the UK spec cup race car one i have found a few things out.
1. You can still get them from R-sport or i may have the last one made :-)
2. They are sub contracted out for the subframe mounts (fabrication works)...
One of the manifold pipes looks to be running cooler than the rest as it's not turned blue? Shame it's not a back to back comparison as the injector maybe the reason for the increases.
You say it was running one injectors, thought they would have already been maxed out before remapping.
Why spend all that money just put FogX on foe each event never had an issue in the rallycar and they mists up very quickly just to getting in and out the car a lot through the day.
Cheap as chips solution and never get caught out if a screen fails.
On the manifold would be interesting to compare primary and secondary lengths vs the 182 manifold. Guessing the diameters are the same as the 182 is big already, especially compared to my super print on the F7R!
But the big point it was lighter which it isn't it heavier so why would you use a 197 one? 172 cranks don't break, or never heard of one doing so why bother.
Yes they would be fine done lots of RR on the bilsteins and there most reliable cheep set up and not too low at the back like some.
If it's twitchy it's not due to the konis it will be the setup.
Been rallying competitive Clios for some time have track car with bilsteins and had ohlins on my old rally car and Reigers on the current one. All 230/240 bhp cars and bilsteins are the best for sub 1k.
Most Clios don't run enough rear bias (running std bias valve) and all the braking is on the front which carnt cope. But as said above cooling duct are a must.
Get B14s best value for money, they will cope with most situations for rallying.
Reigers are for when you want the last few seconds per stage so would be one of the last things on your list.