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there's an argument for having that "so called restriction" in place as without getting too technical it can actually help the gas flow, its been a while since i did my enginering milarky but if my memory serves me correctly and you're really bored this may be relevant (i maybe talking complete...
one person did it and said it was good, half of CS followed, same thing with turini's ;)
i'm going to give BTM £10 and tell everyone its a great idea, see if everyone follows :D
no, use the twingo shafts/hubs/suspension, easier
FBW isn'ta problem, the mk1 boys "think" its easier to use the cable setup, its just as easy to use the FBW
your dialogys isn't upto date then, from a valeo dealer (motorfactor) they're £200, same from renault, renault have slashed their prices to compete a bit with ECP/GSF etc (to the trade anyway)
^compare them to any of the german stuff (H&R, Bilstein KW) out the box they're perfect, but their R&D budget is huge
i sold them breifly, very briefly, don't know why but their stuff for the clios just isn't that good, but then again i'm hard to please
strength? what you on about, i use 1.2 shafts on my track car (90K mile old ones at that!)
my Y plate 1.2 16V aka Dynacup (first mk2 phs2 clio in the country BTW ;)) is/was box driven speedo