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Okay you've got something pulling too much current then, most likely something else running off the circuit which it's not rated for or a short to (+)
!!!DO NOT BANG A LARGER FUSE IN!!!
What have you actually done to the car electronics wise... don't be shy or afraid to tell the truth...
I like the BC's and honestly find them very progressive on the road (they actually ride better than Cup dampers with Eibachs IMO) but I've no experience with any other coilovers and I don't actively try to sell them either (Maybe I should start pushing them more?). Anyway just my opinion here...
It depends on what you want from the car really as a decent coilover setup when setup properly will make your car so much quicker on track but that comes at a price as most people think harder is better which isn't actually true. I ran my car on PMS topmounts/brace kit, Cup dampers, Cup...
There is a lighting control module (989) and some wiring that you will need first of all and you will need CLIP to see if the module is already in place. If so simply have it configured and it should work but honestly I don't think you'll have it:
Yes, it is required as it monitors the...
I think they're officially rated to something close to 151Nm of torque but that's not overly hard to push past with mediocre engine mods... thankfully the N/A F4R is gutless so its only you boosted fairy's that need worry lol
So buy a used one and pay to have the mileage change to show the actual mileage... it's only fraud if you try to sell a car with less mileage than its actually done.
Or if sbridgey you see the brakes on fire use the fire extinguisher in the car rather than stand there pointing and remarking at how the brakes are actually flaming lol
Oh, it's running +20mm rear and +10mm front track to.
In truth I love it and finally have a Clio I am happy with that can hold its own on track against some nice bits of kit. It is however a complete treacherous b**ch when the tyres are cold!
My mildly modified 172:
No pictures of it on track I'm afraid until Bedford in a fee weeks but spec wise:
RS2/421 powered F4R producing 196hp (Thanks to RS Tuning)
Cup aux setup (soon to be upgraded)
BC Coilovers on uprated springs
PMS Race exhaust system
PMS front strut brace and spherical...
That's normal though and the cooling fans should kick in around 98-105°c IIRC on the X65 but that is in our UK "moderate" climate.
Is the heater blowing hot or cold air?