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I'm 6 6 and find the seats useless for myself stock are better.
Insurance will be much the same as a nromal 172/182 etc of the save value.
Lee is selling his trophy if your interested best thing is you can do the James Bond impressions as its number 007.
No Zenons woulnd't bother me...
It won't be though.
the V6 though yes with low milage should be cheaper to by and run over a few years. The 197 will take a huge depreciation hit the V6 shoulnd't so long as milage is kept down.
Whislt it might be its probly won't be there enough peopel who would try this shows why we have to have stronger and safer cars all the time this does.
Your stupid IMo to think of this idea its dangerous and illegal either do it right (and IMO thats not even chnage the springs thats spedn a lot of money) or don't at the end of the day your on holiday I think you said soon so all this work etc for nothing in a few month its all over.
Fitment between £60 and £90 can be as high as £200 at specialst.
Nope no traction control effect.
Leda I'd recomend but its £1k ish otherwsie H and R's are great and a lot cheaper at about £750
best check forminsuracne it depends on the companies some want more for it that 1.2's other want less.
Won't get much for a 133k 1.2 best try private but you won't get much at all unfortunatly.
The 65hp is about 70hp though and it seesm quicker than a 1.2 16V although in theory it...
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Its been posted before
Should be here
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=151502
or here
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=133900
They do a lower strut brace but it has no effect.
The sump guard Renault sprot do is for the rally cars realy just thick metal as such there no need and it only to stop damage to the engine on rally work no stiffening benefits.
Its easy mounts are all the same etc.
Wiring shouldn't be to bad since the Williams has a simplier ECU etc only issues might be the dials and the throttle pedal as you might have to swop the the manaul one on the williams (only phase 1 Mk2 have cable throttle bodies)
Also the driveshafts...
It doesn't in theory it just sort of cleanes out he engine sometimes and get them warm so they should pass the MOT emmisions.
As said it was a Italian car type thing but it is often needed on many cars diesel particularly with many owners never driving them hard enough.
Check the lambeda is actually working.
The exhauist system, can cause the problmes its ahppened before. seems to depend on the car.
Give it an italian tune up before you go though and some fuel cleaner stuff usualy helps.