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the vvt in the clio is very crude and only operates as a defined switch at 1450rpm, so it is not variable across the whole rpm range. It does very little for torque or power.
This is getting silly no?
most full race exhausts made by the most reputable exhaust fabricators are not single peice, but a whole bunch of prebent segments........the flow notices nothing as back purged welds prevent any push through of weld.
And a single peice exhaust from manifold to...
precisely, so long as its a good grade of steel.
Wont concentrate on fancy looking welds, or fancy silencers etc, it'll run a singled tuned chambered rear box. I'd like it to come out at about £500-550. And no sodding tail trims....just pipes.
i didnt think to mention it as its well out of most peoples reason.
But we will be doing a 'budget' type exhaust that concentrates on performance rather than any fancy trims, or materials etc. I'm considering mild steel just to lower the price even more.
Thanks but it doesnt have any info on that link, i was hoping someone running or who part developed the kit would be able to tell me the change in area since the master cylinder is the same size.
Of all the 4pot kits i've tested, the cheap calipers perform poorly, they plain dont work well...
its a single make series, regulations dont mean anything.
They heavily modified the front subframe, the shockers have nothing to do with the stock suspension setup, the rear beam is different, the vehicle loom and ECU is complete overkill for a stock engine, so i fail to see how a set of 4...