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You'll need a manual rack from a lesser clio (12/1.4 etc) along with a manual column (PAS column is shorter). Beyond that you'll need to get a bracket for the alternator and a shorter AUX belt...'bondy' on here is the only person i know that does these parts.
Price wise...bondy's kit is...
I don't think they will...turbines/willy wheels are fine but IIRC (from someone elses experience) using them with phase 2 vegas will require spacers to clear the rear of the spokes.
As above, is this doable with the std non-16v arches?
Going to have some 195/45/R15 wheels slapped on with 70mm front springs...need to know if its going to tear my front wings off or not!!
Thanks
Fcukin hell - thats a bodge and half!!!!
I have a spare std fuel regulator sitting here btw...don't know how much a new one will be (would expect over 20quid anyway) but its yours for a tenner if you want...i'll even fit it for a fiver so cheaper than your garage/renault (and done properly)...
They can be of use on older cars as they'll compensate for some worn out components. The can also be of use when fitting cams without having the cash for a remap...generallly speaking you need more fuel and they'll help. However, I'd agree with not bothering with them - get a remap and let the...
You'll loose a far bit going back to a system with a centre box.
I've had a completely straight through system and it was miles quicker than the BB system i had before (which i think may be manaufactered by scorpion?). It's not worth it...unless you can make some cash by punting it on...
There are no Mk1 MPI 1.4 clios. There is a 1.6 8v MPI engine found in the mk1 megane and some mk2 clios...it's basically a bored out 1.4 SPI and will fit directly in...that'll be your best bet.
What these guys said - its to the left of the oil filter on the front of the block.
Youll get to the oil filter/sensor from undernieth the front. Alternatively, take the bonnet off, slam panel off - youll then be able to pull the radiator forward enough to get access between it and the inlet...
^Rich - thats the hub carrier youre about - makes no difference to what this chap is on about....hes on about the the bit that sits inside the bearing and holds the wheel on.
Johnnym - yes, all hubs are the same accross all mk1 clios (valver, RT, RSI etc).
Speaking as someones who fire new setups of 1.8 and williams setups i have to say there is a massive difference...honestly.
Its far more stable, gives far more grip...you go faster, safer basically. When i had mine done i found i was driving at least +10mph faster round some of my on the edge...
No, you will definately get away with the phase 3 bonnet but it will need slight modification on the underside (IIRC basically just cutting away one of the strengthening spars to clear the inlet manifold)...DIY job...but itll defo fit saving the hassle of getting 16v everything.
yeah...if you want EFI. If not then you can just bolt the 1.6 BE to the 1.4 Energy head and away you go...probably wont gain much power as the meg engine is only 10bhp more (with EFI) but should gain torque...likely to be in better condition too...
Will take a lot to get the D7F to that power level.
Go with a 16v conversion or else a mod-ed 1.4 energy to keep costs down. GTT would be nice but will cost, as will 2ltr 16v. 1.8 RSI/2ltr 8v could be an option tho as theyre cheap-as-chips too...