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if you can do it youself, get an engine for a couple hundred quid and get it remapped for less than 300, your paying £500 for over 15bhp and around 20lbft, not bad for an N/A car bhp per £
needs to be a diesel. they are awesome i had one for a year.
1.6 16v petrol is gutless and no cheaper to run than the RS
1.5 DCi has bags of torque, its bullet proof, does 55mpg daily.
i think its probably to make it easier to drive around town at slow speeds, as it is as mark says a bit better higher up the rev range.
its more like driving a cable throttle car when using heel and toe you have to give it a proper stab, my GT with the same pedal setup had razor sharp throttle...
im game for another RR, id like to go back to falkland as most of us have been before so it gives more consistent results to compaire to and there rollers read spot on, or atleast for most of us! until we broke them lol
my W, 51, 02, 03, 53 & 54 plate were all 17mm hex with a torx centre lol!
bit of penetrating fluid on the bolts from the underside of the car, leave for 5 minutes and remove, either that or impact gun!
once removed, refit the bolts or you will have a leaking car lol!
ive only briefly read though this but i cant understand how some people think the manifold is at fault when it works on some cars and not on others....
now unless the engineering tollerances are huge and one manifold is completely different to another (id bet £1000 on that not being the case!)...
my old workhorse Thinkpad T43 runs Windows 7 ultimate just as well as it ran its previous Windows XP pro, i do like how simple XP is to use, only because i spent years working with it daily and ive honestly never had a proper in depth play with win 7, i just turn it on, open IE9 and go on the...
very very nice, i was offered a brand new nimbus one when i bought my blue one, however i couldnt find a picture of a 200 in one and didnt want to take the risk! especially when the blue one was sitting infront of me and looked awesome in the flesh, wish i had now haha!
a lot of the fun in a track car is the preping and mantinace though rather than renting.
personally id go for a ph1 as your getting a lighter car, they are cheap to buy, already have 15" wheels for cheap track rubber, , cable throttle gives a better driving experiance and they have a better mid...