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Course it will make a difference. The time attack guys love them but you need to adjust the tie rods to make sure its not giving you lift rather than down force.
One showing how far under mine goes.
I use the front to 2 holes on the subframe to attach onto but didn't want it to go all the way back to aid cooling with fresh air under the sump.
I've only done 1 trackday with it and didnt do a back to back test but it did feel different through the higher speed corners.
Cant get on photobucket to post a pic but here is a link to my project thread. There is a pic of the splitter further down page 7.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?573987-172-cup-boosted-track-toy!/page7&highlight=172+boosted+track+toy
Its made from hdpe plastic and goes under the...
He bought my old turbo down pipe that should fit straight onto the standard cat/decat pipe off a 172 so why do you need a new link pipe?
Agree with Michael, you paid for the engine and other parts. You might have been better ordering the TD kit if you wanted to go hi boost and convert your...
Cant imagine the gases will cool much if you move it down stream by a few 100mm's. The only thing would be the sensor if further away externally from the turbo but a decent bit of heat shielding would sort that.
To get a spray can in d43 mondial blue it is £14.99 and I'll probably need about 8 tins so works out quite expensive. The car plan gloss white is £2.99 per can so quite a difference. I've used halfords paints over the years and find them good but for a job like this it will cost a lot more...
I'm going to be giving the interior a quick spray with rattle cans. Was going to use halfords stuff but Carplan paints seem a lot cheaper. Anyone know if they are any good?
Not looking for a work of art, just clean and tidy.
Cheers