What is it? Mk1? The questions already been answered in the post above, RSi rear axle and handbrake cables needed.Any chance of reviving this thread? Would like discs on the back of my mk1.2 for when the engine is uprated.
Hmmm, probly a garage job then.
THE ClioTT was built by MattBlack. it is now owned by Not Normal Developments (forum name). it uses the VAG 1.8 20vT engine. it was originally a mk2 ph1 clio in orange. It was then converted to a mk2 ph2 and painted in Matte Black. There are a couple of mk1 clios that have had the same conversion done. Things may have changed since, but definitely when it was in the hands of Matt Black it used the original rear beam which was drum brakes
it was a sleeper
well i have just read the new owner is actually taking it to 500bhp and as far as I am aware is still on those £20 drums PM him and ask him about it. I am sure he will confirm the drums are fine.
You shouldn't be braking in the bends.Having said all that, I'm sorry but I would still be very nervous about taking a 400bhp (TT) lightweight car around corners at high speed with stock £20 a pair drum brakes on the back. Common sense says it will all end up a bit James Dean.
No need to stock were good enough plus he works at a breakers yard so no dought got the car cheap. it was a 172 engine car first.Seems pretty nippy! If he'd gone to all that effort, why on earth did he start off with one of the lesser models with drums I wonder? (if this is indeed true).
4 I think at last count.So its a Clio (mk1?) with an Audi TT engine. This is a custom, handbuilt mod so there is a just a handful of them out there?
Nope not realy.If running fast track, with performance discs, and a high powered engine, surely the rears would heat, fade, and then cause probs like the rear spinning out?!