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Anyone tried 195/45s I had them on my old saxo and at the time I thought they were good, but the 195/50 Toyos Ive got seem to be as good if not better. Any differences ?
Id get a 16v on TPF&T insurance personally.Ive been paying stupid insurance ever since I got my licence back, its worth it every time I go for a blast.
The Hill power chip takes it straight up to 7.5k, I dont rev this high as it sounds like its really screaming, will this reduce the life of the engine?
Wouldnt an original zorst be really expensive and be inferior to a full stainless anyway? I dont think you should change the bodywork on a williams as well. I have changed quite a few things on my car but they all improve the performance so I dont think it can be too negative, uprated brakes...
Fair enough if I had been offered a 2l valver for 3-4k I probably would have taken it, but I like the classic status the car has. I think the wheels look nice, only the williams or scooby can get away with gold wheels.
Cup drivers always saying how well their cars handle, but get wasted by a 1.2 on coilovers! How about a Willy on coilovers? Need to find a barge like 172 to race...:D
Ive had my Williams chipped and at first I didnt notice any difference but once I tested it on my favorite roads I noticed an extra pull through the rev range. !05-!10 on a road where It used to do !00 plus the raised rev limit is very usefull, very good VFM Id say.Plus do a search on Hillpower...
I think that standard they are pretty ugly , but dropped on 17s with cut out for intercooler they look well nice, thought about getting one but I heard about big bills for clutch/ gearbox and running costs are high. Could have probably got one the amount Ive spent on the Willy though.