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just wind it up a few turns, gets rid of the hassel! they need to be driven hard, no point worring about the scraping etc mine is low and only catches when i hammer the car into dips etc
exactly, people bang on about you need a chip thats mapped to your engine, not just a off the shelf remap..... but do reno map every single car they make? no, each ecu is the same.
i have a bb group n on mine and it flies, you can certainly tell mid range, pulls like a train. I also have a...
yeah i did run a viper for a wee bit, no major running problems, just wasn't impressed with it, i now run an itg panel filter with the cold airfeed (from the viper) I have removed the acoustic valve and cut the feed into the airbox. The feed is ran into the passenger arch lining
look at the pic, the plate has a bar that runs under the tailpipes. When fitted to the car,this bar runs above the tailpipes to the mount on the box you arrowed
if you dissconnect the vac pipe to the valve, it causes an air to leak into the inlet that hasn't passed through the filter,, wich in turn creates erratic idle etc. This pipe must be blanked when removing the acoustic valve
maybe you fault is the dreaded temp sensor 182's seem to suffer, iirc...
what you do is remove the reno clamp, then a second clamp (shown under the the tailpipes) is sandwiched between the car body and the reno clamp.... if that makes sense lol
doubt it, never did with the megane, the cup versions etc have suspension tweeks and different wheels, but nothing as balls out (meaning weight saving etc) as a 172 cup