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summeh
08-09-2005, 14:12
Has anyone every fitted an uprated fuel pump???

This is something I need to do as part of my nitrous install.

I seem to reemmber a thread about it ages ago on cliosport that I think jn3d posted????

Apparently a pump from an evo will fit straight in? Does anyone know anything about this?

Cheers
FlamingMonkey
08-09-2005, 14:14
Is that not for the Mk2's thought?
summeh
08-09-2005, 14:17
i thought it was for both mate ?
FlamingMonkey
08-09-2005, 14:18
Dunno sorry
summeh
08-09-2005, 14:19
useless 8)
northy
08-09-2005, 14:23
Yep J3ned did the conversion on his Clio TT and asfar as i know - never failed.

Im sure that he did a post on cliosport :wink:

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=6&TopicID=142378&SearchPagePosition=1&search=fuel+pump&searchMode=allwords&searchIn=Topic&forum=0&searchSort=dateDESC&ReturnPage=Search
summeh
08-09-2005, 14:29
ah thats the one... says an R25 V6 or Espace V6 pump will work too, maybe i'll try that...

j3ned can u comment on this at all mate?

many thanks.
edde
08-09-2005, 19:59
You don't need the pump until your pushing 280hp so most of us still have some space capacity.
summeh
08-09-2005, 21:12
cool - just wanted to have a nice safety margin aswell, as i will be pushing 265bhp with 100bhp jets.
Martin
08-09-2005, 21:19
cool - just wanted to have a nice safety margin aswell, as i will be pushing 265bhp with 100bhp jets.

:shock: I think Adi trashed a box running 75bhp jets...
summeh
08-09-2005, 23:34
circlip problem ?
Mark_Ritchspeed
08-09-2005, 23:52
Slightly OT, but I still believe that the majority of gearbox/diff problems are caused by slack engine mounts. The only diff I have had fail in all my years of abusing Clios, was caused by the mount snapping.

The amount of engine movement I see in just about every single Clio around is shocking. And thats just when you rev them up at standstill or rock the engine with your hand. Imagine when its straining to put the power down how much extra shock is put through the diff because of the movement of the driveshafts.
northy
09-09-2005, 07:54
*cough R19 MOUNT cough*
j3ned
09-09-2005, 11:57
http://www.williamsclio.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=65210#65210
summeh
09-09-2005, 14:10
thanks mate ! :D