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this is seriously by far the most spot on restauration project on a clio in the Netherlands!
what do you mean with the new rear brakes Jacob? conversion or just OE brand new?
hmmm, i'm thinking on low boosting my f7r with 7psi.
think it will end up in 220bhp and a tad more then 220lb/ft. i know a f7p turbo with helix paddle friction plate and volvo 480 press. plate which handles 280 bhp.
would s*ck if i try and have to get the gearbox out again when i notice the...
if i look up at some coilovers they only make differences between sport and non sport (1.2 16v, 1.4 16v, 1.6 16v and dci)
i just want to know for sure:boring:
does anyone know what the thickness and bolt distance on the different non sport clio's are?
i'm wondering if a coilover set from an 1.2 will fit an 1.6?
There is no kit available but it has been done so it is possible.
I have some information from Scoff and Felix. Would be nice to sum it al up in 1 topic but i'd like to get permission from Scoff first as he is the one who discovered/developed it.
When you get your revs to low the car will drive in a less affective rev range thus resulting in less mpg...
You can use 5th of any jc/jb so also from the r5 1.4 boxes which are longer than yours...
Can you clarify that?
I thought the rising of the fuel press linear with the overpress would compensate the difference..
But if i think a bit further even a NA system works on overpress (atmespheric pressure of 1014mbar)
Edit: or is it that a rising rate has properties of other ratio's? 2:1...
it would result in more stress on the already not so thick bolts so i would prefer wheelspacers!
you don't want to know what can happen when the hub breaks of the axle!!