massiveCoRbyn
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I think it would be much better if I kept it. I really want a MK1
the 19 turbines are actually slightly different, they are more of an 8 spoke angular design than the clio ones and the main face is flatter where the cap sits, recessed almost. Unless of course you mean the R19 had the clio wheels fitted to it!lol!love these wheels.. i remember seeing a Renault 19 with them and just couldn't stop staring at it whilst it was sat in traffic... Many moons ago!!
the 19 turbines are actually slightly different, they are more of an 8 spoke angular design than the clio ones and the main face is flatter where the cap sits, recessed almost. Unless of course you mean the R19 had the clio wheels fitted to it!lol!
Could the 172 or 182 manifold fit a Williams or is the anti roll bar in the way29-01-2017 - 182 Manifold Fitting
Okay so decided despite the fairly rubbish weather that I would make a start on fitting the 182 Manifold to the car.
As the manifold is much longer than the 172 setup, its a subframe off job to fit it, so that was todays plan. I wasn't hoping to get everything done but at least get cracking!
So first job...........fit the stud conversion to the rear axle and put the new wheels on!lol! Excuse the very rusty disc, cars been sat since last April...oops!
The conversion was for standard length bolts supposedly, but fits fine with the 10mm spacers, plenty of threads on and tbh the turbine centre cap only just goes over at that. As such I am going to have to order some 10mm smaller studs for the front axle as I don't run spacers up there.
Anyway, pics, mid fitting...
Fitted with wheel
Then cracked on removing the subframe, relatively simple job on one of these in this state of stripped. plus I've had it apart a fair few times. So bumper off, then 13mm x2 for braces, 16mm x2 front frame bolts, 17mm gearbox mount, remove dog-bone and gear linkage, 16mm x2 pinch bolts for ball joints, 16mm x2 track rods and free from hubs, 13mm pinch on column to rack. and tah-dah
Existing setup as it look on the car
and removed, leaving the standard fit clio 16v cat back exhaust on the car
and then laid them up side by side to get a feel for difference
Plan is to now fit the 182 manifold as it stands, offer up subframe and ensure it all clears. If all okay, I will then remove it once more and send both exhausts to the engineering place so they can remake the link pipe much shorter to fit the new manifold
more next weekend hopefully!
cheers
Ben
I've seen a chap on the Irish Backroads forum start to fit a 172 manifold, which he extended the headers and managed to fit it but then went off the radar, so never actually saw the finished article.Wouldn't fit the f7 engine without some modding and then no idea if angle off back of engine be same to fit. Power steering rack solid pipework may be in the way also (I run manual so pipes are just bent out way )
🙈🙈🙈I ran a 172 Anti roll bar on my old mk1 which was running an F4R and Williams track.
The 182 manifold will fit with the F4R engine and a 172/182 anti roll bar.
Im currently using a williams ARB with 172 track and F7R engine
I ran a 172 Anti roll bar on my old mk1 which was running an F4R and Williams track.
The 182 manifold will fit with the F4R engine and a 172/182 anti roll bar.
Im currently using a williams ARB with 172 track and F7R engine
Interesting... is that dogbone a standard 172/182 item?
@Coops Turbo now its running again we need a meet!