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Whoa.... hang on a minute here.
Did someone blow over £100 on an induction kit for a Clio 1.2 shopping?
That takes Full r****d to levels previously unheard of. Even the bucket intake was less dim than this..... comfortably so.
Makes a good case for reducing welfare payments though.
coast to juncitons
use less throttle, generally
dont rush up to the back of queues of traffic in case you're missing out on something
obey speed limits.
good tyres with correct pressures
keep windows shut
it was an example suggestion.
Lad I know runs an Evo as a daily, a GSR (if that means anything to you experts) with anti-lag and all sorts and he isn't exactly flush.
Still, OP wants tangible a performance increase, they're in the wrong car unless they strap a blower to it, or a turbo...
Take3 the sum of money you have for these mods to any reputable 2nd hand car dealers, along with your 182 and you can turn it into something that will comfortably cane any RS Clio in a straight line.
Like a lunar-mileage EVO, for instance.
Re: Any interest in a Karting meet?
Ironman or bust.
Not doing a 3 hour round trip just to do 20 minutes in the kart.
Hell, it's not as if the karts are going to be any harder to live with than a 1.172 on bump-stop suspension over da twistieeeezzzzzzzzz.
Man up people! (including ladies)
If short on funds, stick OEM.
the differences will be mild in all situations anyway, but if you're not going to go coilovers etc, then solid mounts seems a little overkill.
Like decatting an OEM exhaust
If you'd got a full coil-over package, I'd think it's worth going for the uprated stuff.
But since you've just bolted on some springs, just stick with OEM, at least them you'll maintain a bit more ride compliance
Yeah, they could be worse. Thing is even if I lose them you'll still see they were there in the first place.
I've got used to them, and the ribbing for them.