shame if it goes! But would be a worth while upgrade!
if it does go, first dibs on the engine mounts!
if it does go, first dibs on the engine mounts!
to be honest, its alot of if's at the moment, but if i do get the R26 ill SORN my clio untill the summer and make it mint before selling it as its a bit rough at the momentshame if it goes! But would be a worth while upgrade!
if it does go, first dibs on the engine mounts!
Yeah can't wait to get them in, cup seats aren't the best anyway lol, never driven a car with fixed buckets and harness before, got so many bits now I need to fit just no time as been working away alotYou will love having buckets mate makes so much difference,put mine in the other day and its like driving a different car best handling upgrade I have made.
everyone has seen aerocatch's before, wouldn't want to put the pro's to shame with my professional job of fitting themWhy no pictures of the aerocatches
there's only 2, the 'DannyR radiator mounts'Needs more cable ties!
Deff a pro job!everyone has seen aerocatch's before, wouldn't want to put the pro's to shame with my professional job of fitting them
doesn't have to be omex, ktec do an ecu tdf do the ec1Do you need a omex engine management system to run itbs?
Looking good mate but you REALLY need to ditch those short trumpets and put some 90mm ones on - will be restricting power loads
Also the trumpet isn't lined up with the throttle body on your photo
I've just fitted the polo rad - gives LOADS more room I'm dead pleased with it. I'll update my progress blog later with some pics
Interesting about the jenvey throttle cable not needing a solderless nipple - how does it connect to the clio throttle pedal?
thanks mate, you completed saved the day getting me them plier's, i owe you for thatLooking deeply sexual! :rasp:
The way that kicks you back when you floor it, shocks me every time lol, it still running OK?
thanks mate, you completed saved the day getting me them plier's, i owe you for that
still running spot on, done probably 20 miles today, not a single problem
will do my bestSo glad it's sorted! It f**king flew mate lol
Bring on 9th Dec (if you can make it!)
these came with my itb's but at the time of getting them fitted, funds didnt allow for that. will be going for 90mm trumpets and an air filter with a solid back plate at some point (waiting untill i get it cammed so i can get it all mapped afterwards)
was hoping to get mine on, got to try and find a bung for it now, will have a look at your thread when you do, have had a few looks.
the jenvey throttle cable has a nippled fixed on the end of the throttle body and fix's to the throttle peddle with a 'cheese block' electrical connector, sounds bodged but you then have 4 screws holding the cable so much more secure. Danny @ 519 is your man for this cable [/QUOTE
Ahh ok I see - makes sense
I had the bung missing for mine too - did a google search for the local radiator repair place - they had one in stock for £2
Plastic screw - it's an M22x1.5 if that helps
been trying to find one online with no luck :/ as working away next week, fingers crossed i can get one saturday morningAhh ok I see - makes sense
I had the bung missing for mine too - did a google search for the local radiator repair place - they had one in stock for £2
Plastic screw - it's an M22x1.5 if that helps
I'm not keen on the plastic bungs, I've had one go brittle and break up. I prefer to stick an old sensor in
Great lol as I've just gone with the plastic bung off DannyR as working away so he can post it to me ready for weekendI had a plastic one break on my rad outside the pub one night, it was seriously s**t.
Snetterton 9th of December is looking very promisingThe Clio is looking sweet Lewis, I've not actually seen (or heard) it anger yet!! :approve:
Snetterton 9th of December is looking very promising
Feel free to come of and have a nose probably doesn't bwarppp as loud as other ITB's as I only have 40mm trumpets
Mine are jenvey's, hense the throttle cable I bought off you read on here 90mm trumpets best for them60mm trumpets are optimal with the KTR direct to head bodies on a standard engine