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try and get a custon 200 cell cat welded in place of your 172 cat,
either find a 182 one on the cheap (scrappy) and then get an exhaust shop to weld it on , or just buy the core from an exhaust shop.
worth noting however that my car still fails MOT's with a janspeed 200 cell sports cat on!
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well said, apart from the coilover comment. If you can spring for a good enough set that will actually react on a bumpy surface, like h&r's, you will make the car faster.
the clio is about point to point speed, not straight line speed. Improvements are best made to driveabilty
fao- hill power
have you had anyone mention issues with the thickness of the gaskets?
as when i tried to put the lower one on the only conceivable way to do it would have been to take the alternator off because it's much thicker than OEM
when i tried to put the upper one on the oil...
Guys words cannot describe how much cleaner, smoother, better matched to the cylinder head my new jamsport inlets are.
only driven the car on three cylinders so far due to injector woes (caused by yours truely) but will let you know how the car feels when i get a new injector.
the car is...
the premium will be high for a reason.
in all fairness mate i know i wouldn't have been ready for a 172 at 17.
everyone crashes their first car, especially people who want to go fast.
the cup is not a car you want to crash in. get a 172(non cup) if you have to but expect to pay 3k plus
i searched for a civic EE9 or b16 EG for 2 months before i bought my 172,
the week i bought that about 20 beautiful bargain civics appeared.
sit tight dude a nice one will pop up