Over reading rollers FTW!
someone earlier stated that a cam,injectors, intercooler, exhaust and map for 250'ish.
Your claiming 280 from and intercooler and map?
Glad you've named them, so people know to stay away.
P Torque actually. Evolve regularly get JCW Turbo models up to 280 bhp and 300 lb ft with an intercooler and map. These start life at 218 bhp. Always worth doing research rather than wallowing in ignorance.
Mini does handle well out of the box but a clio rs it definately isnt. the problem arises as doing coilovers opens a can of worms. lowering it ruins the handling unless you get shorter droplinks and ball joint spacers for the front. another £250 on top of the 700 odd for half decent coils. then there is the fitting. changing out for normal tyres when the runflats go is a really good shout. saves weight and gives better drivability.
as said if you cannot be arsed get a clio rs. i still get nostalgic over my 182 but even 4 years ago it was starting to feel s**te after i had it for 3 years. not built to last. my mini has 1 squeak and one rattle now at 90k due to a new manifold and full poly bushing.
Yeah I remember buddy, didnt mean to offend! Apologies if it came across a little harsh. Hope your doing well!
Yeah I remember buddy, didnt mean to offend! Apologies if it came across a little harsh. Hope your doing well!
The corsa 1.6t sri is exactly the same engine as the corsa vxr, the only diffrence is its de-tuned.
A corsa vxr remaps in the regions of 215-230bhp, so does the corsa 1.6t sri with the same map, this means the corsa sri 1.6t gains on average around 65-80bhp from a remap alone as the sri's are only 150bhp standard.
My vxr was rr'd before my map at 191bhp standard and 228 bhp after on the same rollers, on the same day etc.
So for around £400 the corsa sri 1.6t owners gain alot of bhp per ££.
I think your figures may of been fiddled lol!
Ours is 201bhp, you'd be needing filter, down pipe, possibly a decat for those figures!
65-80bhp from a re-map alone.
Was the rolling road pointing down hill with the wind behind it?
I had a panel filter forgot to mention that. 201 with a remap sounds poor mate but its not all about figures, its more how the car drives.
Where you get that mapped?
I also had it rr'd at a couple of places after and it was always around the same figures.
65-80bhp from a re-map alone.
Was the rolling road pointing down hill with the wind behind it?
That correct, Courtney figures are about 210 with remap and down pipe, and after a friend went to Regal he turned around and got them to take everything off as was crap. Courtney are the only people I'd trust. But the map was done before we had it. I just had it rolling roadbed to see what it was putting out.
Where did yours have the work done and that figure produced?
I had a thorney map on mine but i had it rrd at a couple of other place after.
You do know that 135i are around 300 bhp stock and can be put up to 400 hp with just a map. New age engines are majorly detuned as they are so efficient for fuel economy. If they left the factory at this level they wouldn't be suitable for all markets due to temperature variations, fuel quality etc.
I also know that erections aren't just for peeing over high walls.
Walking about outside with a stiff one is a bit of a wrong un though.
i was pointing more towards insuring one
Probably not much more than a corsa Vxr with mods declared. Maybe. Who cares.
My GF's R56 was shocking. We did all the research and bought a well looked after example and it still cost her 2k in 6 months. Chain tensioners x2, full panoramic sunroof, and an electrical fault.
No idea on the R53 though, always liked them but disliked the fuel consumption.
65-80bhp from a re-map alone.
Was the rolling road pointing down hill with the wind behind it?