imprezaworks
ClioSport Club Member
Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Is it standard?
Just looked, nope.
Just looked, nope.
At a guess
180bhp/160lb torque.
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That's a great figure for an almost standard car, i'd be chuffed with that......... with a milltek cat-back, ktec induction kit and engine dynamics map mine made 180.9bhp so pretty much the same!
Driveshaft
Stone in the pad/disc etc
Maybe
Cheers man, i'll see if I can check it out before weekend, but I don't think i'll get time. I'm hoping it's not the driveshaft, but knowing my luck recently, it probably will be 😂😂
Just seen you by Batley Park. Car looks absolutely stunning. Real credit to you!
It has a ITG induction kit, and a JanSpeed exhaust + de-cat.
I went in wanting a smoother power delivery and to remove the pop and bang noises from the exhaust. All that has been done and it's making the power that it should be so I'm pretty pleased overall.
I did notice that on the way back from RST this morning that I have developed a weird noise coming from the front of the car. I seems to be linked to the wheels moving! It's really difficult to explain as its not a scratching, grinding, clicking noise or anything like that. It isn't the engine I don't think as it only does it when the wheels are turning, its not linked to the revs or the clutch either! I'm gonna have to get the front end in the air and see if i can hear it from outside the car.
Renault probably rate the drive shafts to 160bhp so you're probably right 😂There's only one logical answer. It's now making so much power it's blown a driveshaft in the first 24 hours, didn't know RSTuning were that good.
It looked spot on tbh. Made me miss my old RB.Cheers man, I can’t take the credit though, the previous owners have really looked after her.
I was wondering if someone might see me today with the roads being quiet, a fair few of us knocking about in Leeds area now.
What were you driving??
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Even if it is a driveshaft, although annoying, it's not the most difficult/expensive job to do.
It looked spot on tbh. Made me miss my old RB.
I was incognito in a black Honda Jazz!
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Swap them over and see if he notices
We drove down in the wife’s black diesel golf, so I think he might [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
2005!? Has he had it from brand new? Looks a stunner in that photo!
Just about to leave for Bram Racing. New tyres, camber bolts and alignment.
Looking forward to that.
Updates to follow [emoji41]
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Hope it goes a bit smoother this time, I'm sure it will.
Ask them if they've got the engine out of the Lexus yet
The exhaust is lying under the car, and the front end is much higher than the back so I reckon it’s engineless [emoji23]
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Allows you to adjust the camber on the shock. Gives you about 2 degrees I believe. Just means you can sort out the camber so it's correct then adjust the toe to suit.With the eibach camber bolts, this will sound thick, but what do they actually do? Much gain from having them?
Been reading about them recently but still not 100%, I've got new genuine cup shocks and cooksports so not too different from your set up
Allows you to adjust the camber on the shock. Gives you about 2 degrees I believe. Just means you can sort out the camber so it's correct then adjust the toe to suit.
That makes sense! So worth doing then? Considering they are only about 20 quid!
Not sure from driving point of view yet as haven’t had chance to really drive properly. But for the sake of £20 and half an hours fitting, defo worth it.
Very true! Will be very interested to see what you think when you drive it properly :up:
That makes sense! So worth doing then? Considering they are only about 20 quid!
Ive just driven the slightly longer way home as there is a 50mph twisty section. The car feels a lot lighter on its feet than it did before this morning. Turns in much sharper and doesn't feel like I'm trying to fight the wheel to get it to turn in. if that makes sense. It's like I've given it an energy drink 😂
Yeah makes sense. Easy to fit and then the alignment place adjusts to suit.
Oh and this is probably a stupid question, but will replacing the driveshaft knock the alignment out as i'd be removing the hub and attached components wouldn't I?
Mine is the same. I did search but all I found was threads about the temp sensor missing. Seems there may be a different sensor in the 182 but I didn't find a solution as to why the climate wouldn't work properly
Am I being thick, or is my internal temperature sensor missing???
Is this why my climate is only blowing warm air on anything but mini??
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Mine is the same. I did search but all I found was threads about the temp sensor missing. Seems there may be a different sensor in the 182 but I didn't find a solution as to why the climate wouldn't work properly
You can get away with removing the driveshaft by removing the tre and balljoint, pushing wishbone down and turning hub right round on lock. It's tight but you can remove the shaft.