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im really happy with the ph1, its running spot on, ive only done 500 miles in 10 months, getting mot'd on thursday ready for a months use before it goes in for a full respray :)
couldnt be happier with the GT, well i could, a bigger set of wheels and some stance but that can wait, does...
ive never done it but id imagine easy enough, depends how confident you are.
personally id buy the turbo if the TCE, get a custom manifold made with a decat to mount the turbo, run the TCE inlet manifold if it fits, id imagine it does. along with the TCE intercooler and pipework.
have it...
great fun! cheers matey!
ill likely work it all out ive done heads before on cars just never on a renault, just fancied going in with a bit of knowledge behind me!
my ph1 is a complete minter with full history, last winter the alternator died, then the aux belt tensioner then the battery then the window regulator all within 2 months. great summer toy, not an all round runabout, thats why i went in and ordered the GT
im with joe on that, you think a 172 would be cheap motoring, until you go back to one and realise its not really, at least if you want to keep it up to a high standard
mates 1.2 16v has threw a belt, so im taking the head off it tomorrow to inspect the valves and take it from there, never whipped the head off one before, assuming its pretty easy but anything to look out for?
im assuming its pretty easy, inlet manifold off, top engine mount off, jack engine...
its over 6yrs old, so it should in theory have 6 stamps in the book inc both belts and brake fluid, however that would be overkill, id be happy with a few stamps and both belts
i change when its on in the ph1, not because im to retarded and need a light to tell me when to change, but because thats when i feel its best to change, in my ph2 i rarely ever saw it as i always found it best to change before it came on.
also my ph1 has a raised limiter so my shift light...
im an OEM kinda guy and have never owned a set of aftermarket wheels, however im looking for something for the GT as 1. its under wheeled and 2. its needing tyres soon!
ive pretty much set myself on OZ superleggeras as i seen this and like it...
what i dont understand is all the ins and outs...
im lost these days with all this FF talk lol, would that be a 200 with cup suspension or just a non cup 200 and the cup pack would need added on top of that?
service history is important, must have receipts for a cambelt change, if it doesnt, you want to knock yourself off £250 or there abouts, it should be due its second belt change now @ 10yrs old.
should pull well from just under 2000rpm, its hardly fast but should pull strong all the way to...
somthing i must add! when i had my little dci65 (pictured above) it was sooo slow i didnt even try and drive the thing fast thats why i used to average well over 60mpg every day! and that was bloddy town driving!
when i got my 100 and eventually mapped it, it had twice the power so i used to...
keeping in mind we own a driving school, i think our pass rate would fall substantially if we only gave people gearbox lessons, i doubt the examiners would be equally impressed by our pupils using heel and toe to blip on the downshift ;)
as above best mod ive done to my ph1 so far, massive mid range gain on a car that was already pretty handy mid range even compaired to my previous 188!, and that got a good gain from a 182 manifold so im going to make that my next performance mod.
as yourself i just want to build my ph1 so its...