Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
Yeah.
Lymm services?
I had a rendezvous with Naith last time!
I'm gonna throw things at geeks over lunch. While listening to Oasis, with my shirt untucked.
You've not seen my reports lol.You were the geek!
I actually need to take a camera! People won't believe me!brothers reunited
I've got a 182 and i find it very Bland. The only reason I brought it was to travel up and down the country in it in a comftable plessent way with a bit of sportyness. In standard trim the guttless as hell under 5k witch is why I re mapped mine and now its alot better.
I also own a re-mapped Ph1 172 Witch just about blows the 182 out the water in ever aspect bar comfot, but thats my own fault becuase i stripped it out to use as a track day car.
I would honnestly say keep the puma, The price of 182's is falling like crazy, and i bet your puma isn't far off, if not better than a 182 in standard trim anyway (handleing, Speed and stopping)
Plus apart from the caliper rebuilds the FRP is a bomp proof car
I've got a 182 and i find it very Bland. The only reason I brought it was to travel up and down the country in it in a comftable plessent way with a bit of sportyness. In standard trim the guttless as hell under 5k witch is why I re mapped mine and now its alot better.
I also own a re-mapped Ph1 172 Witch just about blows the 182 out the water in ever aspect bar comfot, but thats my own fault becuase i stripped it out to use as a track day car.
I would honnestly say keep the puma, The price of 182's is falling like crazy, and i bet your puma isn't far off, if not better than a 182 in standard trim anyway (handleing, Speed and stopping)
Plus apart from the caliper rebuilds the FRP is a bomp proof car
No, you really, really don't. Uprated pads/discs/lines, done.Glad you've decided for the FRP. I love my Trophy but there's just something about the Racing Puma.
Had a quick drive in one and a fast passenger ride a few weeks ago at Zig Zag and while the Trophy hands the FRP its wide arched arse in a straight line, the FRP has pretty much the same handling though it is twitchier (DO NOT back off if you think you've over cooked it, it will swap ends!) The ride is also a bit harder but not by much.
It looks alot better, sounds better with its pops etc and also brakes so much better it's criminal. Mine are uprated and but it makes them feel like I haven't even applied them. Trouble is I now really need 4 pots for the Clio!
Yes the interior is a bit gaudy but in my opinion the seats hold you better and it's considerably better built.
Plus I think there are only around 360ish left? Makes it nearly as rare as the V6.
I'm also a standard Puma owner, have been for many years. No power but if you can keep the momentum up there's rewards to be had by the bucketload, especially with that gearchange!
Guys from surrey, picking it up in reading!you must tell me asap once it is yours. where are you getting it from?
Ah so it was you mate! I seen the pictures!Glad you've decided for the FRP. I love my Trophy but there's just something about the Racing Puma.
Had a quick drive in one and a fast passenger ride a few weeks ago at Zig Zag and while the Trophy hands the FRP its wide arched arse in a straight line, the FRP has pretty much the same handling though it is twitchier (DO NOT back off if you think you've over cooked it, it will swap ends!) The ride is also a bit harder but not by much.
It looks alot better, sounds better with its pops etc and also brakes so much better it's criminal. Mine are uprated and but it makes them feel like I haven't even applied them. Trouble is I now really need 4 pots for the Clio!
Yes the interior is a bit gaudy but in my opinion the seats hold you better and it's considerably better built.
Plus I think there are only around 360ish left? Makes it nearly as rare as the V6.
I'm also a standard Puma owner, have been for many years. No power but if you can keep the momentum up there's rewards to be had by the bucketload, especially with that gearchange!
Ah thank you!Hero.