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I think with the bigger cars, the only way to get co2 levels manageable across the range is with the turbo's. Ridiculous given that there's very little real world economy difference, they just excel on a bench test.
The 200/197 engine can be made compliant for the upcoming euro regs (and...
The 200 doesn't seem to kangaroo? But I always spend a minute or so with the engine on setting up the stereo, Bluetooth etc.
The engine is not being binned, 100%. As said, they'll be common place in a sports car soon. Not sure if that means they are keeping it in the Clio though.
I've owned both the options you're considering. I won't even bother addressing the fool that feels the road optimised trophy is pointless unless you go on track.
IMO, the 182 with cup packs is more fun than a trophy (standard) on track, it's a bit more adjustable.
If you can afford it, get a...
I've got an Alpine xda x100. Has the same connectors as every Alpine HU I've ever had over the last 6yrs. Fitted straight into the 200 with no issues at all. The only adaptors you'll need are for the stalk controls (if wanted) and the aerial (here...
Only a gimp would make a fuss over that type of comprehensive history. I can get a renault stamped service book within 1 week, so the stamps really mean very little on an old car.
You really shouldn't need to pay someone to do this. Harvey price could do it with basic instructions. There's a guide on here.
As above, remove the fuel rail guard and it's easy.