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Just take them off? http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?308775-Removing-Inlet-Mani-(Plus-my-poor-attempt-PTFE-gaskets)&highlight=inlet

Yeah, as Russ says, the gain is entirely down to how bad your original inlets are. For example, my T has the RS inlets anyway, so i didnt bother getting the matched ones done. If you inlets are bad, you could gain 8-10nhp. If they are ok, you could gain 2bhp.

From memory, matched inlets are generally all the same. One company uses a mapper called Andy Cutler (im sure if you search you'll find out loads of info about him, he owned GDI), the other uses Henk @ Fastchip. One company is based in Dorset, one in Surrey. I've not used the former, i have used...

Utter bargain. Those that think it was expensive clearly do not understand the following phrase: 'Speculate to accumulate'

Race car shakedown is on 30th July :) we took Ollie's cup on the 9th instead ...

http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/u-jelly ;)

Is this thread a wind up?

Carbon Lorraine Pads Dot 4 fluid A good service 4 x new standard dampers Whileline ARB Nowt wrong with the clio as it is to be honest, too many people get caught up in the whole 'i must modify car to make it better & faster & an ultimate track weapon'. Learn to drive it as it is 1st...

Nope. I have neither, but i have driven both extensively, & therefore feel that i can offer a balanced view on the subject. I also understand the market that the RS2 was aimed at, ie not the ITB market. This is what 99% of people on CS miss, hence the daft arguements.

This thread makes me want to spray my Trophy like this: Purely for sh1ts & giggles tbh.

Just out of interest, have you driven an ITB'd car back to back with an RS2'd car? Im assuming you have, to see what you prefer of course.

Re: 'Sir_Dave's Caged, Cleaned & Toyed-with Shed Trophy Paedo Wagon Nah, its definitely the addition of the Whiteline ARB thats makes the biggest difference, mine was actually quite understeery on the limit before i fitted it. To compare, Ollie has to put his rear Koni's on full stiff to...

All that work & he leaves the standard door handles on it. Looks like a replica.

Thats amazing, reminds me of my yoof tbh. /Ford fanboy at heart.

Both look lovely!! But cleaning a car, before a trackday :S

lol, you should have seen inside Guppy's trumpets when we pulled it apart :eek: Lovely car, dare i say it an almost perfect looking example, but get that thing off asap!

+1. Awesome shots there Vish. Have just pm'd you all about booking next year btw ...

So many people miss the point of the RS2 its unreal. Its not about peak power, or maximum bhp, it is about a bolt on solution that provides a far smoother power/torque curve & improved driveability, for a fast road car. For out & out power, or high revviness, fit cams instead, but dont expect...

Elf is popular with (& promoted by) Renault as they have a contract to supply them with Oil. This dates back, rather unsurprisingly to when Elf was owned by, yup, you guessed it. Renault. Hence the link.

Old picture is old.

Part number is definitely 8200514730 - i just looked at my original yellow springs, which are currently sat under my desk at work.

This chap has 15's, AND decent R888's for £300: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?589748-Clio-172-Ph2-parts-r888-top-mounts-tow-eye-strut-brace You'd be mad not to buy them imho.

Read post 40 again.

With age ... comes wisdom ;) And grey hair :o lol. Cheeky sod. I think most people forget i still own the Trophy!!

Some useful info for you: 1. Standard seat with harnesses doesnt work all that well, you still slip around, & more importantly, the back of the seat isnt designed to take the strain of the harnesses in a crash. Forces are generally strong enough to crush the back of the seat/folding mechanism...

Get 15's, will save you a fortune, & drive better. Win win.

Personally, i think you should post some pictures of old china, ie the naughty one. Much more interesting than some clio sh1tbox ;)

Tesco's sell it in the loo roll section iirc. About the only thing its good for these days.