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Noise: Get an Induction kit for the roar (but don't expect gains in power) Performance: Get a Panel filter, but don't expect Induction roar Choice is yours!! ;)

Used this to wire my sub and amp, and have to trouble with the quality. No idea how it will sound when amping up the speakers tho:S

Cheers, as I say all experimental really!!:evil:

SEE HERE FOR ONE AT MY LOCAL DEALER. £15995 http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/WWW/cars_search.asp?nU=0&make=RENAULT&model=CLIO&min_pr=15000&max_pr=&postcode=br3%206rx&miles=40&max_records=50&modelexact=1&photo=1

Chavs, They'd probably take the xenons if they were easily removable without popping open the bonnet!

Its September and March now mate:approve:

Wait for 56. It will still be the newest car on the road until end of next Feb then!!!

Only the petrol will if you rag it. Still you only live once!! Plus IIRC insurance quotes tend to be slightly higher on 172CUP's as they have no ABS obviously incresing the risk of an accident:dead:

A V6 is very tempting!! Go for it Maz

If you leave it disconnected more noise/sucking roaring sound will be heard, where as if connected, it is like it is trying to suck air through a straw (restrictive in my opinion but at higher risk of also drawing in warmer air):approve: Up to you. Just experiment!!

I would say so slightly, but the main increase in noise as 7MAT stated would be by fitting a larger custome air feed. (only minimal increase in sound I can vouch for on mine) As also stated the word acoustic, must refer to noise or sound that varies by having this valve. :evil:

True, but it is interesting to discuss pros and cons of changing/adjusting something:race:

Noise has certainly increased, along with the saving of about 800grams by the removal of it!:clown:

Why you selling Maz? You gettin a V??

You can just squeeze an 85mm air feed down where the acoustic valve used to be, see my pics:

I actually like the rear LED lights as they look similar to standard so don't have the Chav look about them.

Very brave taking all the dash etc off!!

This is the same as what I have done, removed the acoustic valve, so I had more space to fit my own air feed. See here: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=152583

Shame, but still post pics of the insulating mapping, and any info regarding the temperatures you found :approve:

Look great, like your Number plate too!!

Couldn't agree more See here: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=152583&highlight=air+feed to have a look at my modified air feed, however in this weather all renault sport clios struggle a bit with heat soak!!:dapprove: As for a filter, if you want noise but slight loss of...

You passed me on 20/07 about 6.00 :D

Hard to notice any change, what with the hot weather lately. Certainly at night the response has improved, with my new air feed the heat shield combo.:evil: new air feed is here: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=152583

Where you based mate? I'd be really interested in this sort of experiment.:approve:

Saw you in parked The Harrow pub.:)

Was gonna say exaxctly that!! :lolup:

I hate it. I have to really pull the clutch up slowly, otherwise it surges back and then forward. Horrible!! Nice to know this is not uncommon

Think this would be interesting to try at night, when temperatures are 15-20c rather than the 30c plus we have had recently. How did you record your temperatures mate?:cool:

Not sure, but a friend recommended them. Phone up and enquire. As for size, just get under the car and measure the current ones

try here mate. Andy905 on this forum works for them http://www.venairsport.co.uk/