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Compared to the megane it's a real bargain. Aparrently they are selling well and some are px'ing early hatches for the fastback. There should be a plenty to choose from on the used market in a few years.
I've just had a test drive in a i30N fastback. It's a nice car and I prefer the back end ovebr the hatch. Comparing it to the megane trophy I drove a couple of weeks ago it's a bit slower and maybe a bit softer, even in N mode with the dampers on hardest. Goes well enough and handles well enough...
I don't know the spec of it, but he has just been on a euro track trip with it so I doubt it's as it left Renault. Find him on Instagram or Facebook, he's pretty well known in Renault groups.
Is your 197 a balls to the wall track car though? A ready built track car will always be cheaper than building one but spec wise they are all going to be different.
If you fancy a Meg 250 instead RickyP has one for sale.
Yeah there's not much air between the wheel and caliper. Using hex head bolts instead of cap heads gives you a few more mm clearance but probably still not enough for wheel weights.
I'd rather have the pms ones. I don't see any reason to make them like that for 300 discs. Steel ones have plenty of thread to screw into, no need for studs. Hopefully they are better made then their Clio inlets too!
Yeah I've seen some reviews that say it's not all that, even some criticising the picture quality when at max zoom. I'm torn, and without the pre order carrot I'm wavering massively.
Headlamps look brand new now pal?. Its always been a nice example of a cup, but with the rust repair and paint it's gotta be near perfect now. Usual bonnet dimple aside that is ?.
@renaultpartsdirect can sort you out. There not overly expensive though.
@bloke is best to advise on timing, but of you go non standard it'll need mapping too. Chasing power is a bit fruitless really, sort the handling and brakes out will be more rewarding.