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i agree, but thats in the ethics of the rolling road operator, my point was that the coats down method is a good way of working transmission losses.
the dyno dynamics rollers are alot cheaper yes, hence probably why so many companies go for them.
totally disagree, horrible tyres, hardly offers any grip and they don't last at all.
spend some money on a decent set of tyres, a set of PE2's will give alot more grip in wet and dry and last alot longer, used them in a 195/50/15 on road and track, in every situation the pe2 wins hands down.
depends what rollind road it was done on, on a maha rolling road such as our transmission losses are calculated on the run down, where as a dyno dynamics "guesses" the transmission losses.
so for example the graph with high transmission losses which you say isn't possible, if it was on a maha...
they do a lower front which rrp at £89.86+vat and a blade adjustable rear ARB kit for £131.45+vat not had first hand experience on the clio but their products usually work well and fit nicely.
Mark
the way my other car drives on throttle bodies compared to the modified inlet i had on it was great, its a 1600 vauxhall, drives really well very big torque spread, was loud tho with the inlet facing you
ok, gaskets here, first batch packaged up and ready for collection tomorrow morning.
If people can remember the sooner they send the exchange units back the quicker the next person will recieve their inlets.
if people have spare inlets or dont mind the car off the road for a day or two then send me your inlets down for modification, i can get them turned around faster than people waiting for exchange inlets to become available
yes this is prefered, if you get them to me asap i can get them turned around faster for you than waiting for exchange units to come back.
still waiting on my 172 ph1 units to come back.
having it look oe is easy enough, depends who is doing the fitting, you can have the best kit out there, and if the fitter is a lash up then itll look terrible and more than likely give problems!
there are lots of options out their for throttle body kits if you want to diy or if you want a tuner to do it. the gdi/omex kit is a very full kit that makes life easy, i fit management systems day in day out, some times i find it esier for me to work with the standard loom, other times i remove...
i have magnesium wheels on my corsa, it was once a daily runner and i never had any problems, and the wheels took alot of stick on the country roads of shropshire. they are 4+ years old now and i still have them, the cars not been driven for 1 year and they are still fully inflated.
cant be bad!
supercharger kits can be made affordably, we market our fiesta st 150 supercharger kit at £3599.95 fitted for a kit with an intercooler this also uses the stock ecu, which works really well, the thing with the stock ecu is its great if you have the right level of access to it, if not then you...