RS-R Megane 250

Discussion in 'Megane Projects' started by RSRacing, Jan 3, 2014.

  1. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    Hi there,


    This is my Megane 250(2011) with 75.000km and a many track.


    I'll upload new improvements, by the time the car have this mods.

    -Hybrid turbo stage 2
    -BC-Autotech stage III dual map
    -Miltek 3" catback
    -KTR 3" decat
    -Forge Intercooler
    -Custom CAI
    -PFC 348mm discs
    -EBC Orange Stuff
    -Hel Performance brake lines
    -Gaz gold coilovers(testing)
    -Vibra technics Torque link
    -Front strut brace
    -Rota wheels
    ........and small details

    Future plans:

    -Oil cooler
    -Head ported & cams
    -Forged engine
    -Alu boost pipes
    -Big inyectores
    -Roll cage
    ......


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    Last edited: Jan 3, 2014
  2. Love the color
     
  3. That looks very nice
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  4. nice, how is the clutch/gearbox holding up!?
     
  5. Will.

    Will. RSM Moderator RSM Moderator

    Love that. Quite a nice spec too. Didn't know miltek made a 3 inch exhaust system. Where did you get that from?
     
  6. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    No problems at the moment. I change the gear oil (motul e-gear LS 75w90) every 20.000km.
    I know that soon, I need to change the clutch, hope to reach 90.000km
     
  7. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    Thanks! Yes Miltek have a 3 inch catback. I bought here in Spain.
     
  8. Good to hear! Do you know what bhp/torque you are running?
     
  9. Ash87

    Ash87 RSM Moderator

    Looks and spec sounds impressive!
     
  10. Love the body coloured front blade and extra black!
     
  11. Naith

    Naith RSM Admin

    Looks bloody brilliant that and I can't usually stand blue!!
     
  12. Daz

    Daz

    That is a cracking colour for a mk3 - really suits it!
     
  13. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    Thanks all!!
     
  14. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    I don´t know what power have now. With stock turbo I think 330cv and 460nm aprox.
    Here you have a video before hybrid turbo. With stage 2.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AlPqEPlms8

    I will make another with the new turbo and remap.
     
  15. Wicked car you got there. Question has the Vibra technics Torque link made any noticeable changes to the car?
     
  16. Looks stunning, Great work
     
  17. I purchased one of these here in the UK and it wouldn't fit the car, rear bolt hole was too small. VT took the item back but refused to accept it was incorrect and thus wouldn't modify it. Be interesting to see if yours fit?
     
  18. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    Yes, all have this problems. Is necessary to enlarge the hole a little, a few mm, then fit correctly.

    It is advisable to mount it if you bring down the suspension. The original is of poor quality. When I change it the OEM it was in very bad conditions
    With the Vibra technics notes a bit more vibration but nothing annoying. A great improve for the price have.


    Sorry for my bad english, I hope you can undestand me...
     
  19. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    New mod from today.

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  20. No your English is perfectly understandable.

    How did you enlarge the hole? I attempted to drill it out but due to the sleeve being surrounded in rubber it just twists and cracks the rubber :worried:
     
  21. I've contacted Vibra Technics and brought the problem to their attention. Hopefully they will rectify the fault and it becomes a directl fitment for us :smile: I'll keep everyone posted with their response.
     
  22. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    New pics.

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  23. Love the wheels ,where you get them from
     
  24. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    Here in Spain. Are very light about 8kg in 18x8, and have good price.
     
  25. Wouldnt mind some for mine
     
  26. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    Hi there,

    We want to make a design for the car, for run the timeattack this year. Can help me with some chops?

    Thanks
     
  27. -Jamie-

    -Jamie- RSM Moderator

    What are the wheels?

    I want some cheap and lightish wheels for mine but don't fancy paying £1600 for the OZ's at the moment as i have a clutch change to pay for
     
  28. They look like Rota's to me.

    I was looking at getting some OZ Ultras but they're not available in the right offset - and never have been I'm told :worried:
     
  29. Hardly any alloys available for the rs250

    sucks really
     
  30. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    Yes, are the Rota P1 8x18 et45....also avaible in et48.
     
  31. I thought the required offset for the Meg was ET65 though?
     
  32. Yes the original wheels are ET65, but if you want to have wheels protruding more then mounts low ET. I don't think lower than 40/45
     
  33. I've got some ATS Crosslights coming from Germany. They're ET50 but will be getting machined slightly to get the ET a bit closer to the original. Streamline carbons old car was running a similar style of wheel and theirs were machined by the manufacturer in Italy
     
  34. Looks great, what have you done to the interior? And have you done anything to lower the weight of the car?

    Thanks
     
  35. RSRacing

    RSRacing RSM Trader

    With 18x8 et45/48 would be right, for 8,5x18 et55
     
  36. -Jamie-

    -Jamie- RSM Moderator

    You physically can't machine the wheels to raise the offset just FYI........
     
  37. Really? Seems like you'd just machine material off the inside and machine the bit that meets the hub to match.
     
  38. -Jamie-

    -Jamie- RSM Moderator

    Forgive me, I'm getting mixed up with what way the offset would go.

    Your right but it isn't something I would ever do personally, who knows how much material there actually is and how strong it will be after machining some off
     
  39. They'll be taking millimetres off the wheel, if they think it's not safe they won't be doing it. I'd prefer not to, so might just see how they fit without being machined first.

    The wheel company where I'm buying them from have done this quite a few times and changed the PCD on wheels too I'm told. They've been running their Subaru around the 'Ring, so it's had some hammer, and no issues with the wheels. The machine company also does this all of the time so all very experienced people who are dealing with them.

    I do agree with you though Jamie, I'd prefer not to do it if I can get away with it
     
  40. Thought so :wink:

    I wouldn't do it either if I could just get the right ET anyway. I'd hope if anyone did do it, whoever did the work would have the sense to not take silly amounts off. There's usually a fair chunk of material in the center but you don't want it stressing and cracking :X
     

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