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That exhaust is generaly recessed on phase 2 172's mate. The phase one bumper is much much higher and i'm not sure if it'l sit high enough to recess it.
Do braided hoses reduce the amount of travel the brake pedal has?
Or is this dependent on how the brakes are bled?
that accelerator pedal is hard enough to get to as it is.
i'm pretty much in the same predicament dude, but already spent money on inlets/cat.
settling for brakes, coilovers, and track wheels.
considered that? cheapy cheapy?
Panel filter!
Lol, nah try taking the standard renault feed off from the bmc one and let it bed in for a bit.
Then try taking the bmc one off and the rubber seal between the bonnet and slam panel.
Then leave it whichever way is better/louder haha. But seriously i'd take the renault feed...
I'm guessing you've given yourself a huge flatspot because that's a huge inlet restriction.
You have half the amount of cold air feeds than the standard air box , combined with the fact that you have the longest inlet tract in history with more bends than the nurburgring, thus less power.
whhoooaahhh that inlet tract's got some bends in it buddy!
I'd end the CAF behind the headlight because if that's all sealed you're basically feeding your filter on half the capacity of the standard airbox.
Tight bends are bad for laminar flow
Sometimes you have to fiddle with them until they sit right.
you need to have the camber, castor, toe in/out and tracking checked if you want it to handle