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TonkaTruck's Clio dCi 100
- Thread starter TonkaTruck
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Gunna look the dogs on Graphite turini's and a Subtle drop 
172 Hillclimb/Sprint
that is pretty good mpg for 100 horses. mine is a 100 too and i only get 35-40 most commutes 
28k Trophy - R1200GS
TonkaTruck's Recaro'd Clio dCi 100
May 2012
Finally got round to fitting Eibach Sportline springs. Instead of going for non-sport springs.
I decided to go for Sport Springs, due to the dCi lump being a BIG one.
Big improvement for handling, no more rear end movement, it's just planted all the time.
Cannot say I notice a real big difference in ride comfort, which I am chuffed about.
They are just on normal shocks at the moment, but I hope to change them with adjustable's in the near future.
As well, got some Turini's which most of you will know about, finally finished refurbishing them after a few weeks.
Here are some picture's of the final product. Really pleased with how they have turned out.
The final colour I decided to go with, was Rover Stone Grey.
Still to fit them though, but have some brand new TPI locking wheels nuts to keep them safe.
A hell lot of tyre shine is needed however.
May 2012
Finally got round to fitting Eibach Sportline springs. Instead of going for non-sport springs.
I decided to go for Sport Springs, due to the dCi lump being a BIG one.
Big improvement for handling, no more rear end movement, it's just planted all the time.
Cannot say I notice a real big difference in ride comfort, which I am chuffed about.
They are just on normal shocks at the moment, but I hope to change them with adjustable's in the near future.
As well, got some Turini's which most of you will know about, finally finished refurbishing them after a few weeks.
Here are some picture's of the final product. Really pleased with how they have turned out.
The final colour I decided to go with, was Rover Stone Grey.
Still to fit them though, but have some brand new TPI locking wheels nuts to keep them safe.
A hell lot of tyre shine is needed however.
172cup
Looking good buddy! Them turini's look ace!
Cant wait to see it with these on Love the colour too!
Love the colour too!
28k Trophy - R1200GS
27th May 2012
Turini's and TPI polarized locking wheels nuts finally fitted.
Gave them a quick polish as well as a shed load of tyre shine and they have came up trumps.
Amazed at how much it has transformed the car.
Keeping my original Dynamique wheels for winter however.
Managed to get a spare dCi 100 intercooler as well, fleabay bites again.
Then again for only £30 it was worth having it for a space.
Turini's and TPI polarized locking wheels nuts finally fitted.
Gave them a quick polish as well as a shed load of tyre shine and they have came up trumps.
Amazed at how much it has transformed the car.
Keeping my original Dynamique wheels for winter however.
Managed to get a spare dCi 100 intercooler as well, fleabay bites again.
Then again for only £30 it was worth having it for a space.
daveski
ClioSport Club Member
Looks lovely.
