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Here you go Swede cup, page 3 iirc...
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?615622-Storm-grey-172-182-nearly-finished/page3&highlight=storm+grey+182
My mate has something like you mention. He has also deleted ps and Ac.
If you search storm grey 182 in the projects section, there's a picture of it. Only cost him about £20 off eBay.
You are assuming.
The op asked for someone to build him a race engine. I recommended someone who is good at building proven race engines.
If the op had asked for someone to fit a set of cams and itb's, then I'd have suggested a whole load of other people.
I can only go by the information...
I've just done one on a scenic with climate and i've done a couple of 182's before.
Someone did mention that there's a guy on ebay that repairs them? No idea about that though.
Give renparts a shout, you'll get CS discount too.
You sarky c**t!
I mean will it have a negative effect you turd. I don't want to spray on 90 degree snowfoam that's going to turn to glue and stick all over my car if it's only designed to go on cold.
If you value the engine that's in it, then imo, don't bother tracking it until you can afford to do belts and dephaser. You can get that done for around £600. In reality, when you take into consideration tyres and fuel, that's probably two trackdays worth of money.
So just postpone the first...
Fit a new set of genuine plugs, torque them up (65nm iirc) and go from there.
I wouldn't be taking the head off. I've had two done at a local engine place in the past, threadserts, and both are still going strong.
Danny at 519 automotive talked me through it and recommended it.