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Put the nuts back in a few turns (enough so the wheel wont come off, but enough for the wheel to stay on) then get in, start driving, wa-la, wheel off.
Dont drive anywhere fast/far, just backwards and forwards, the weight of the car will force it off.
It is standard mate yes, a fairly strong one i suppose, it was ran in 3rd for 172bhp and 4th for 176bhp. As said they're fairly good out the box, a Super/Turbo charger is the route to go if you want big power, ITB's (with cams) will see you 200bhp.
In no way whatsoever. 20kg's is all that seperates a Cup 182 and a normal 182.
It boils down to the driver im afraid.
As Revels says, you probably have 170bhp at best, my 182 ran 172-176bhp on reputible rollers.
This stuff about having projector lenses are pish.
Xenons are auto levelling have headlamp washers etc, the trajectory is all set up via the suspension (on some cars, unsure of the Clio)