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Well i started a thread a while back to see what the demand would be if i got Reverie to do a run. To be viable they wanted about 50 cars, so you can imagine the cost implications unless you find a mate who happens to be an engineer for that sort of thing.
-Rob...
I know but a lot of people get it for the sake of telling their mates they have carbon bits. Not that im saying this is why Philip has asked the question but Carbon does have some negatives, though yes its strength/lightness is astonishing.
What im saying is if you break carbon you cant repair...
Can i ask why you need to know this?
Remember carbon has shortcomings over some metals like steel, aluminum etc. Once damaged carbon basically loses all its strength, and it snaps opposed to bending. It also loses strength when heated a lot quicker than steel. In the US carbon replacement...
The dual exhaust looks good, and it keeps some familiarity with the Renaultsport V6, 11bhp is an ok increase, reading a test on the facelifted Leon R with +15bhp it made a noticeable difference mid range (autocar). i think they should round it up to 200bhp though :D
-Rob
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lol, i like this!
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I can only hazard a guess as it wasnt a before and after test, i just did it after going to the dump (an actual dump i.e rubbish!) when i put my Cup wheels on.
My standard car weight is 910kg, plus me 70kg so thats 980. 50kg lost! About right the rear seats broke my back.
-Rob