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Same with anything, my daily will do 55mpg @70, 50mpg@80 and 49-51 sat in commuter traffic doing 40, but if I nip over the hill (B roads and lots of tight corners and gradient changes it's down to 38-43 depending.
If you went from 10% town and 90% motorway to all town or backroads you'd be back...
Remember that when @Waitey isnt doing 'performance testing' late at night, most of his mileage is at 80 on cruise. I wouldn't imagine that 34mpg would last long blasting up and down B roads.
I bought mine intending to keep it road legal so I could avoid trailering it (already had a trailer but cba etc) but at the end of the day, I didnt want to risk driving home with no tyres/pads/bodywork, so I've always trailered it and after the first year where it saw some road use, decided to...
I suspect because it has a very linear power delivery so you dont get the oldscool shove in your back in the midrange and it will be devoid of wind and road noise
Ridiculous figures for a family hatch!
So instead of changing a set of stem seals on a saturday morning, you're building a new track car? While keeping the old one? Which got used on track 4 or 5 times since you bought and built that?
Makes perfect sense 😂
@NorthloopCup have you watched Roadkill mate? 😂
As my old boss used to say, "this reads like the beginning of an accident investigation report..."
All credit to all involved and glad the cup is still straight and lives to fight another day!
The crownwheel bolts around the outside of the diff normally, so they are independent, you can install the diff with any number of different final drive ratios.
Diff looks like this with the crownwheel attached:
This is a rear drive one, but the principal is the same:
A kilo or two a corner
Mostly for the benefit of cheaper tyres, but yes, there will be some improvement from the weight too.
£250-300 for team dynamics, belive they're a touch over 300 new.
Hi,
I have an ABS light I'd like to diagnose and I have a generic bluetooth OBD dongle which I use with Torque. I've tried various apps, but none of them want to talk to the ABS module. Has anyone managed to get anything to work apart from CLIP?
Will RSTuner read the ABS?
Cheers
Theres too many cyclists, VW busses etc to risk that and its so tight some cars wind up doing three point turns for the odd bend. I dont really get why TG thought it was so good. The other side on the other hand is well sighted mostly second to third gear hoonery
@sburrell93 it's only recently, so may be due to the pads wearing a little thin, but they just go hard and wooden and dont stop, I nearly rear ended a car at the hairpin last time out. It may well be that some new ones the same would be fine again!
Cheers @MarkX
Ive had 4 2hr days and 2 4 hour days and 3000 road miles out of a set of RC5+ which were on the car when I bought it, beggars belief the RC6 is that much worse!
Not hugely fussed about the dust, its track only now and the wheels are tatty anyway, just want something which works...
I've had these recommended by a few folk who use them, but no one with a clio. I currently run CL RC5+ and theyre fading so I was going to go for RC6E.
Any first hand exerience on a clio? Mine is standard engine and box, coilovers, cage, whiteline roll bar and polybushes/spherical joints.
Cheers
I have a pioneer 7300BT with a 64gb memory stick and bluetooth handsfree and then two amps, four speakers and a sub in the daily but that was all specced 5 years ago. Nowadays I'd be going for one of the android headunits I reckon.