Meticulously Tweaked :approve: very much approve......legend
ThIs car is deffo the slut of cs lol
Lol! I think everyones had a go
Looking fresh, love a williams!
Hope you've declared that steering wheel to your insurance. :rasp:
Cheers mate
They added it, but actually said I didn't need to, first time iv been told that by an insurance company lol
What these like to drive russ? Do they feel old and under powered/braked or still a match for say a ph1.
It's a bit unfair to compare Duf as it's been modified, but a COMPLETELY standard Williams IMO would not keep up with a 172 - there would not be much in it, but it would be a little quicker, a little more grip, better brakes, little less steering feel.
Lightly modified in either though, would be about the same - a remap (with specifically a higher rev limit) makes a huge difference in a Willy - the standard limit is 6400 rpm, and even the standard ones pull nicely to around 6700rpm. Also means you can reach 60mph in 2nd, which you can't in a standard one.
The problem is down to age though, as most are either on worn old shockers, or aftermarket ones, so it's very hard to compare - A nicely lightly modified Williams is much more fun to drive than a near standard Ph1 though, you feel much more connected in a Willy, but the seating position helps with that, as do the seats, which are THE best seats to come in a Clio.
Brakes as standard go off too early, but with a decent set of discs and pads they are fine, not as good as Ph1 brakes but they are larger so id expect them to be a little better.
The Willy feels more urgent, the gearing is fantastic for road use, so you have to use the box alot, which makes the driving experience more fun
They are noiser, they have more creaks, and need more regular maintinance than Mk2 Clio's, but thats expected due to the age.
but everyone, and I mean EVERYONE loves it - I swear 90% of the public knows what a Williams is, as all I get are good comments
Duf is a good comprimise, enough power to compete with a RS Clio, 172 brakes and suspension, and looking standard - Old skool with a few new skool improvements