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A more linear power delivery can feel slower since there isnt such a transition. Power diffs can be made and lsot by simple things like manifold alignment at the factory.
Like VTEC, the kicks there for marketing, you can switch it alot earlier and gain massive amounts of power and torque...
water wetter isnt a corrosion inhibitor, it relieves the surface tension of the water increasing its heat transfer coefficient.
Its not willy coolant either, its just pre mixed renault coolant which is top stuff, the regular blue mix stuffis fine but gets murky really quick with the iron...
then its your stepper motor going nuts.
Its confused and trying to correct your idle speed. By resting your foot on the throttle its just following the movement of the motor.
Usually a problem with the speedo sender, potentiometer, CTS or the stepper motor itself.
Its anti corrosion properties are designed with your williams in mind, its willy coolant........lower molecular weight........erm.......it has a lower surface tension.
Std or low temp one is fine, both do the same job, and it has nothing to do with oil temps.
pre-mixed Ren coolant is what you should be using.
And do it yourself, its only a few bolts.
With the car on the ground, take the centre cap off, use a breaker bar to loosen the hub nut. Jack the car up, wheel off, undo the rod end nut (a jack putting pressure on the underside of the rod end will usually stop the tapered bar spinning), undo the bottomball joint pinch bolt, undo the 2...
Running scored or heavily worn discs with new pads reduces their lifespan by about 25-30% in the first few miles as alot of pad material is worn off so the pad matches the disc face.
Brake efficiency is also poor as hell with old scored discs.
the bottom one doesnt have a 172 front bumper, you need the wings as it lines up with the bumper. No wings = large gap.
Then youll need the side skirts.
Yup, its trail and error to get it perfect, and can me majorly annoying.
Leave the nuts semi tight so you can adj it, but it wont slip when you lift the bonnet back up again, or youll get majorly pissed off.
A mate can be a good help if you got one handy.
Top it up as you go along.
THe large funner jobbie with flexi hose from halfords is the perfect fit and only takes 2 mins to fill the box.
YOu can drive it, just check the level as you go.
Afraid none of us will be able to diagnose your problem.
I know of 2 16Vs that have had the spark plug thread let go and need helicoils, both by the name of ben! hahahaha
*touch wood*
Care to describe the noise more, and the frequency.
If a tappet fails itll still run fine, the tappet...
Take mine out on track all the time, had higher corner speeds round certain corners than most cars including several R500s.
Handles fine, just could do with another 75bhp.
i did say i was talking about the MK1, and i have driven the MK2, just not in any half decent form of anger, so no point me commenting on it.
MK2 is a fair bit better, but could do with another 45bhp.
100bhp/ltr at least!
i HATE the vehicle dynamics.
Harsh word yes, but i do expect alot, espcially when its pinned as the premier sports model.
I dont hate the car, lovely bit of kit, but its not inspirering.
sl*g me all you want, but ive spent a lovely portion of my life in competitive racing, and started...