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this photo looks f**king awesome
i SOOOOOOOOOOO need to fit my new cup splitter (broke my other one in half). they really do make such a huge difference.
i think it varies depending on the current state of driving..
i.e. if your driving like you stole it and doing around 25mpg its only going to show about 25 miles left on the light
ive had the light come on at various stages between 30 and 45 miles
just checked mine, the fronts are only at 27psi
gonna go to local garage, pump them up to about 35, let them cool and set them down to 30/28
im not running the crappy pe2's though ;)
its more the warranty side of it that worries me..
as you know these 182's need to be back in every month for fixing of common faults.. and they may refuse to work on it if its been modified.. so need secret mods ;)
its just not something im prepared to do as i'll be wanting to sell the car in just over a years time and wouldnt want it to have modified wiring or anything, plus theres the warranty, that is needed on the 182 with all the common problems they have.
my old car wheelspun on the rollers when the nitrous kicked in.. lol
and the famous nana hybrid tilted on the exhaust and nearly flew off the rollers.
not worryign at all
not sure.. the times i went they were organised by club area reps as a club rolling road day.
have to get like 20 cars signed up and get it for 20 quid each.
ive had 3 power runs there.. think they were 25 quid but thats part of a rolling road day.. think its more like 50 for a private power run.. expensive. but they need to recoup the £110 000 rolling road costs somehow.
plus on the way in ya tyres get coated in nice sloppy mud.. great for traction on the rollers.
not to mention the 50 point turn needed to get in
(ok slight exageration)
well no rolling roads gonna be extremely accurate unless you takeyour engine out and get it properly dynod
too many variable son a rolling road, loss of power through gearbox and tyre grip etc..
they will give you an @ the wheels figure and then from this guesstimate your flywheel figure...