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Megan engine would be way better.
Thene again thats a waste get a powerful or a V6 etc (a light one not the Renault L series tank) or better still twin engines.
The Renault L engine could be made to fit though.
There good reason for that if an engine will fail they will earlyu on they don't want a big bill plus there no ppoint telling epopel to drive them quite hard they'll end up crashing and being to blame.
IMO the dci.
This topic bound to start moaning
At the end of the day I tried drag racing time after time at an airfield a 1.4 with an exhaust and time after time he got about 2 cars lenght head by about 80 but it wasn't much round town the dci feel quicker realy only when to rev the petrol...
There a guide to changing the pads in the members area do a quick search inthere. Dead easy to do.
Best have a look at the pads and top the fluid up then relook at the light.
£49 +vat each from memort for a Cup ones.
Thats sounds to expensv though £80 each etc there all about £50 each dampers usual with VAT
Nope 172 CUp and normal 172 are different rear dampers they are externaly the same and will fit few would notice the difference.
Depend on use ther like normal damper should have a better life realy but how dlong do stock dampers last is a grey area depnds whst you accept I've gone though mine in 60k ish before I was unhappy other are ok with lowering spring and been on for longer and there still fine and happy with them...
65 will get about 85 when chipped.
80 will get about 105 when chipped.
£35 road fund.
Insurance group depends between 3 and 6 I think some dci 80 are higher bands than other of the same spec but it doesn't seemingly affect price of quote.
Personaly if your gonna push it forget insurance just pay up the hills when you hit stuff.
Place like dayinsurance might cover it best.
Its a public road though so most insurance companies cover it check (don't as about the rign ask if any roads are banned as such).
Nope give them hell 60 to about 10mph a few times hard then let them coold down don't use them and they should be fine harder pads need a harder bed in.