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erg valve needs cleaned its sticking, just cant be bothered doing it with all this snow lol

power drops like a stone at 4200rpm and needs a hill to get to the limiter lol

ahh i stand corrected then!

well on a standard-ish engine there is no need from an acceleration point of view to go above 7000rpm (i used to find mine dropped off at about 6800rpm so i changed around then) with a raised limiter 7600rpm will be fine but id only be using it when really going for it in first and 2nd gear and...

dci fuel pump wont run it, needs to be an older diesel engine, commonrail ones run too much pressure

i wouldnt be paying any more than 2 hours labour so £70 max, i can do them in an hour without ramps! u dont even need to take the bloddy back wheels off! and yes you will need the tracking done or it will go thru tyres quicker.

bassed on what exactly?

from memory VVT disengages like i said at 7200rpm or there abouts to protect the pistons as the standard ones cant handle prolongued use above that level!

people just get more confidence when they get their springs changed to something stiffer, the pace i can hold in bends in my girlfriends standard 1.6 16v is nearly what i can do in the dci and thats just because she has cheap tyres and i have T1-R's all round. they handle well as standard they...

i wonder how many clios in that percentage were handbrake cables lol

nearly ;)... Authentique is the bottom of the range one, avoid that, dont even know if you can get a dci in that actually. Privelidge is a pretty low speced one too never really saw one up close to look at one. Expression has the electric mirrors, CD player after a certain year, wheeltrims...

christ im charging far to little for fitting springs lol i usually do it for £30!

never timed myself but its not 7 hours!, its a bit of a pain right enough, best bet is drop subframe and take it out the passengers side wheel arch

interested in seeing a graph when its been on, whos doing it?

get both wheels on the same side, get a picture of said pot hole from a few different angles.

rubber mounts are there to absorb vibration, you have removed one and replaced it with something that doesnt absorb it as well, you will get more vibration at idle and when driving. better of just replacing them with a new genuine renault one every once in a while

ok so converting to diesel apart from the cost involoved will half your fuel bills but you wont benefit from the £35 a year road tax or cheap insurance? ive read some s**t on this forum but never this bad

ehhh?? the only car thats more forgiving and easier to drive quickly is probably an AYC equiped evo!! apart from kitt of course!

yep fits

sell for 5k at least, buy dci for 2k at max, get it in pearl black and get a 172 kit for it for £500 all in