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As far as I'm aware, unless you're after noise, then the standard box with a decent filter (ITG) is arguably the best option.
Saying that, I've just bought a V6 box with an ITK filter so will let you know how that fares when it's on over the weekend.
I preferred the noise of my Impreza's over the M3. What a chav. But a subtle one, of course.
Gone for an OEM style sound with the RS192 system, but decat for a little bit of rasp. Like you though, deep > wasp in a bottle. for me.
When I got my car lowered, I had a similar sound to what you're saying above, but not a bell sound. More like a flappy sound, ticking every time the wheels went round and obviously when I sped up, the ticking got faster.
It was a sticker off one of the struts, IIRC. Just peeled down and was...
It's not anything on your keyring is it?
(believe me, I've had people ask me what noises were and it's items dangling and hitting the steering column from their keys).
Try and post up a vid mate?
Yeah, the official site mate: http://www.fastchip.nl/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.product_details&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=18&Itemid=26
Version: RSTuner Standard
VIN VF1: Clio 2 xBxx
Module: None
Accessories: None
That's the one I went for.
Very nice mate. Exhaust sits well, but looks very close to the bumper cut outs which may lead to knocking depending on how your mounts are situated.
Lovely, miss my black gold. Do wonder where it's at these days.
Do you mean me? I've ordered the same ones as Ch!ppen had on his:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RENAULT-CLIO-II-RS-HUBCENTRIC-WHEEL-SPACER-KIT-15MM-/300512553604?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Wheels_tyres_Trim_Nuts_ET&hash=item45f7f1aa84
He had 15mm on the back and 20mm on the front, but I went for...
The mounts on the Clio are pretty sh*t in general. Not just the exhaust mounts, but all of them in general. I'm sure someone will pop up with a guide or aftermarket alternative.
Neither did I mate, but before they arrive I want to know for sure if it's advisable or not.
Logic suggests it would be wise, certainly for maintenance or removal purposes.