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The engines don't go bag its a very good engine realy people do the cheap boost tricks and don't build the engines properly for the power and they have trouble.
Build them right and there fine for mega HP just like most engines.
Wiring looms well have a look there not much to them there...
Its been done but IMO stick with a 2.0 WiIlliams or a 1.8 head with 2.0 megan bottom end etc not the Gtt engine.
You ned to use the 1.1 engine mount to make it work it can be done but wy bother for HP (assuming were on about relaible HP around 150 the 2.0 is the better engine,
Cup racers run way more cable that you can run without knokcing the driveshafts. Hence why there tyres stick out and have different bottom ball joints.
Setups depend on car driver etc there no hard and fast rule IMO excpet what often good and the best way as siad is to get the thermonitor on...
195/50/15 will on stock wheels catch
If you drive hard/track days etc at the back
Its not to much though just a skimming of the rear arches ideal check the rear screws thing which hold the liners in aren't damaging the tyres.
I've had 195/50 on for about 80k.
Press the search button and enter your query there.
Im tempted to tell you but even the moderators are telling you to search and sine its a common subject well do a search.
Yep I meant the F1's worry missed that.
GSD3's are the new type of F1's I think
Personaly the only tyres I like for road use are the continetal 1's but there out of production for about a year now.
Why would you want it in the boot? Stick it under one of the front seats IMo.
Renault do a bracket for the proper CD chnager to be mounted in the boot. But realy just just make up some rubber suckers and bolt it to somehting.
You'kll have trouble rolling it unless you put the car fully sideways at speed preferably on a grippy surface with slicks etc.
Apart from that err hit a curb sidwways and in the right conditions i can roll you.
As for force to roll it well yor loking at tyres/surface being the issue if...