Thats not the big problem the Williams is a strong engine so may destroy a stock auto box. The manual box isnt amazing and that an uprated one from the 16V using Renault 19 diesel bits.Quote: Originally posted by Russ16v on 02 August 2004
would an auto box fit the willy block?
Best talk to a Renault specialist BB might be able to help you or GDI but its going to be expensive. A new box is out the question (cost) so youd need a write off.Quote: Originally posted by cliolisa on 02 August 2004
i hv an auto liscence cuz i never got the hang of gears unfortunately i dunno y just didnt sorry any nos of ne1 that could help me out?
This is true Lisa, my first Clio was a 1.2 RL auto and i loved that car for three years! (although i cud never go back now after swapping to manual)Quote: Originally posted by cliolisa on 02 August 2004
adam no affence but sod off! theres nought wrong wiv autos
Nothing at all. Just wouldnt be very good in a Williams thats all.Quote: Originally posted by cliolisa on 02 August 2004
adam no affence but sod off! theres nought wrong wiv autos
Quote: Originally posted by Rajk on 03 August 2004
Quote: Originally posted by Hippychick on 03 August 2004
WHY !!!
indeed!
That is what i mean. Not a williams!
Quote: Originally posted by jon_r on 04 August 2004
I think its a great idea.
She only has an auto license, she want a great drivers car.
IMO wen u put an auto box in the car u lose a lot of the greatness of a car
Jay
Quote: Originally posted by boyracer666 on 04 August 2004
Quote: Originally posted by jon_r on 04 August 2004
I think its a great idea.
She only has an auto license, she want a great drivers car.
IMO wen u put an auto box in the car u lose a lot of the greatness of a car
Jay
? rubbish. ive driven some fantastic automatics.
Take this view seriously, you can retain the original Williams gearbox/clutch etc using this method and not have to experiment with matching untried/untested engine /clutch/gearbox combinations. The technology is there on the Renault Clio QS5 tried and tested and based on F1 technology.Quote: Originally posted by Red Clio 52 on 03 August 2004
It SHOULD be possible to retain the standard Williams gearbox and fit the Renault Quickshift system which uses a standard gearbox but an Electro-Hydraulic selector system. It would involve fitting the hydraulic reservoir/hydraulic accumulator/electric pump/twin pedals etc. that are fitted on the Clio Quickshift 5. Could prove an expensive mod though. You will have to visit your local friendly Renault dealer to price up the parts. I would think that Andy at GDI would take on the challenge of modifying your williams. Best of luck, dont be put off by the negative thoughts posted on this forum, It will make your Williams unique and fun to drive on your license.
[Edited by Red Clio 52 on 03 August 2004 at 6:02am]
Quote: Originally posted by Tomclio182 on 04 August 2004
Quote: Originally posted by boyracer666 on 04 August 2004
Quote: Originally posted by jon_r on 04 August 2004
I think its a great idea.
She only has an auto license, she want a great drivers car.
IMO wen u put an auto box in the car u lose a lot of the greatness of a car
Jay
? rubbish. ive driven some fantastic automatics.
im sure u ahve and there are lots of good ones
but were they all converted to autos?
i gave my opinion of the matter and im sticking with it
Quote: Originally posted by boyracer666 on 04 August 2004
Quote: Originally posted by Tomclio182 on 04 August 2004
Quote: Originally posted by boyracer666 on 04 August 2004
Quote: Originally posted by jon_r on 04 August 2004
I think its a great idea.
She only has an auto license, she want a great drivers car.
IMO wen u put an auto box in the car u lose a lot of the greatness of a car
Jay
? rubbish. ive driven some fantastic automatics.
im sure u ahve and there are lots of good ones
but were they all converted to autos?
i gave my opinion of the matter and im sticking with it
Jay most autos are optional. you do know this?