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Theres a cover on the 172, its to the left hand side of the engine, just clips off, then theres a yellow oil filler underneath.
Yes, there is a dipstick as well as an oil level guage on the dash. The dipstick is a pain to get at though, at the front of the engine, but the gauge is easy.
When...
I bet its no better in terms of reliabilaty... :sick:
My Renault mate is meant to have his 182 already, but I spoke to him earlier today and apparently they f*cked up the build, so even though he specified all the Cup bits, he got some wrong stuff fitted and for example the wheels were the...
Well... if you slam your p3nis in a door... ;)
That red trumpet is a Pipercross part, so your local Pipercross stockist (or wherever you got the Viper from) should have them or be able to get you one!
Might actually be a part of the kit now as Yozza got one with his I think!?
No, mine is standard apart from the Viper (for now), but made 147bhp @ wheels on the rollers.
However, the most significant gains were in the mid-range, where power and more specifically torque showed a very healthy improvement!
Getting a Scorpion system very soon, so will see how that...
Nope!
If the cars been driven then it should really be sat on level ground for at least an hour before checking the level, ideally its best to do it cold when all the oil has run into the sump.
Agreed...
My Viper has definately given me more power & torque in the mid-range and we even proved this on the rollers with a couple of differenct cars!
I had Toyos on my 306 Rallye and they are a decent tyre for the money.
Great in the dry, and not that bad in the wet, although there are better wet tyres out there...