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we have nothing to hide with our products. Here is our rolling road result....
Tho a think it might come out small due to Fotki....
Power is up across the rev range, as is torque.
Dotted lines being original car, standard system but with ITG panel, then solid lines with BTB system...
that wont fit....
i got one of thsoe off ebay, for a 'bargain' and its shite.
basically the large rubber bit at the base wont fir around the steering colums plastic trim, and if your car has cruise control etc, there is no whole to pushh the wires through. Tho i guess you could cut them...
the car was producing (accordin to the rollers) above average power anyways, so you gotta question the actual power figure.
It was tested at Regal in Southampton, and i cant say i knwo how reliable their rollers are.
And like most things, the proof is in the actual driving etc
just trying to find the before one......
like i say, dont really trust roller that much. But if you use the same set, for before and after, then its still a good indication of what you have gained, rather than what you have got.
interesting with the toque figure's etc.
Our 182 runs 170.1 lb ft of torque, with nothing more than a ITG panel fillter, and of course the all coquering BTB exhaust.
i would have one in white, with 18 inch Compomotive MO's in gloss black.
would be awesome!
But if i could afford a car like that, it would between a R26 Megane and an ST
there are 5 or 6 user's that have them now (tho not sure how often they come online).
It really is a quality bit of kit, but i will let them tell you that!
As for sticking out from bumper, it has a bit of adjustment in it, so you can run it flush, a few mm out of a bit more.
mark said to me about 200 quid for camber, tracking etc setup on copilovers.
and a bit more if you want corner weighting done.
as for fitting, not too sure!