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Anyway I have cleaned everything up with a wire brush and file but have had to leave one of the metal shims things off otherwise the pads would not go in without getting stuck I assume this is ok??
Yep if you've cleaned the calipers up and pushed them fully back they should fit though. I dont...
I wouldn't belive that RR printout it could happen but unlikly. Any dyno/mapping guru should be able to find the issue
I'd have a look at the ecu fuel trimming. Could be a faulty injecotor.
Ive no idea the price of petrol but at £1.30 thats about 27mpg.
Where exactly was the fueling high...
Nope not a good deal. Suspension is something you should IMO not skip on otherwsie dont bother even looking at it.
If you havn't got the money spend it on something else. Track days etc will make a for a quicker car and driver with some instruction and the ride will be better
The key for good coiloveers is to pay for something of a brand you have usualy heard of and pay a lot.
For that sort of money I wouldn't even bother looking.
Stock although with Bilstein B2 replacment dampers which arn't as good as stock and all new front end bushes etc so about 40k wear. Why well its the best for the money and ideal for what I use and need the car for and that includes track work
Speedo isn't that accurate Its about 10% out at high speed
208 but with a 7% inaccuracy thats about right Ive seen 200kmph on a gps on mine
Changing the tyres would be about 1% so not a huge difference
You rev out rarther than not have enough power.
Probaly 2 hours labour at whateveer there prices could bee betweeen £15 and £80 an hour (or more) depending where you go.
Cannot recomend any springs though sorry
I'd say option 1 personaly I'm guessing its a track car hence 2 is an option for you though.
Personaly though safer having fuel outside and no smells of fuel in the car.
Tank replacment from memoery you have to drop the rear axle.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?590074-Fitting-VMAXX-Coilovers-to-a-182
Dci is just like a 172 suspension wise in terms of where and how to do the changing.
As for time to fit depend how well equipt/motivated/knowledged you are can do them say 1.5 hours the rear are very easy 10...
Check the map sensor you realy ned the car pluggin into the clip though.
Might be a wiring fault with the throttlee pedal as this causes the upping and downing of the revs.
For that budget maybe some cheap second hand coilovers but it not going to be great handing or ride wise.
IMO just renew the stock stuff with new bith maybe some new springs if you realy want but IMO stock are better.
Gearbox can be got from one of the many breakers cheap, just use a new clutch when you put to together a new injecotrs cheap enough even from Renault or go to a breakers.
Can you not reject the car under the terms of warenty?