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Can be anything from the wheel to the road. The main thing with most cars is the type of power steering used. Electric or Hydro-electric is knowhere nere as good as just hydraulic. That is the difference between non RS and RS. Could be bushes, dampers, tyres etc as well though.
All comments have been read!!!! My comments still stand!!!
The only cars that i know that have 20k or 2 years are Diesels and shopping cars. Every mild-wild performance car is 12k 12months or less. And everybody that i know off that has any interest in there cars has 4k 0r 6k Oil changes as...
How can you comment on the build quality when you have owned 1 car? And only for 18months? How do you know what it was driven like and how well it was looked after before you got it?
My 182 has done 43k in since July 2005 and other than 1 rear damper (standard cup pack fault) and a bonnent...
182 wheels weigh far to much and are a lazy design (just a copy of original megane 225 wheels), when you change to lighter wheels the difference in the way the suspension rides is unreal, loads better. The standard wheels make the car 'crash' through bumps, lighter wheels are far more...
Nothing like good solid mods!!!!
Ali
My discs were already used and heat cycled, so i only had to do the pads. This is just a precaution, i did the original ones with the standard brakes to try and help the fade issues.
After the originals i fitted where a bit large, and then the wire in the CAF went rusty after 10 days, i removed them and got a refund ( http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=201262&highlight=brake+ducts ).
I made up some new ones smaller and they fit the foglight hole perfectly...
No you shouldn't. If you check the orientation of the wires that come out of the console they should be at the top of the boss when you connect it up and put the new wheel on, should help with 'zeroing' the sensor.
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Performance is excellant, my views are all documented in this thread. If you do any serious track/ring driving they are a must IMO.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=218720
JUST fit behind 15's as well.