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With EP3 box and the engine as high as it is in that picture it has a chassis notch (I’ve spoken to him). Although he said they can make it fit with no notch or subframe modification, amazed at how they will manage that tbh
Looking to see who has converted there mk2 clio to a hydraulic clutch.
either when going 02M etc.
in the final stages of an engine conversion and struggling to find a DCI pedal box so looking to see what others solutions people have came up with.
run VAG clocks. Personally i would have shafts made to the lengths required rather than sleeving a renualt outer and VAG inner
your main issue will be chopping the drivers side of the subframe to clear the sump
I was there with a bunch of lads from Scotland who mostly were running in the RWYB class.
2 clios, 2 civics, a focus RS and 2 evos. Was a good day but I felt it was all a bit hap hazard an poorly run.
looks superb (although i just cant get on with the rear bumper), and good to see its still making progress...........all be it slower than suspected! You must be eager to get it finished and in use now with it being so close
I have always found the ones with splines as per the 2 above tend to develop play. Only ever used lifeline splined versions though.
The CBS, NRG Innovations style etc use a series of ball bearings to locate instead of splines. As yet i havent found any issues with the ball bearing type
Looking to see what others are using and if they could tell me the overall depth of the boss, ideally looking for as shallow a boss/hub adaptor as i can get.
Never really been happy with the placement of the steering wheel, always been too close. Currently use a generic adaptor for a clio and...
I think if you want to get anywhere near 5k, never mind 7k you will have to break it. I may be wrong but i cannot fathom why someone would pay 5k for a clio with a broken engine.
Running and driving turbo or high spec NA clios often sell for less.
If running an aftermarket ecu and dash it simplifies the wiring no end, or go PH1 ecu etc and delete the UCH entirely then create your own wiring loom for lights etc.
Out an out track car for the bare minimal electrical items needed beyond ecu, look at a switchpros SP9100. Less channels than the cartek but does the same job
I honestly don’t know how you can be arsed with it anymore.
Parts taking 7 months is absurd, not being able to figure out what’s to be done is ridiculous. Also not being able to put a fixed date on when it will be together an ready for mapping is crazy.
More power to you for keeping going
Looking for a complete wiring diagram for a PH1 172.
I have a copy of the diagrams for a PH2, but would ideally like to see the diagrams for the PH1.
Anybody have a copy they can email me or a link to them?
Thanks