Hi,
Picking up my wife's new to us 2008 plate 197 Cup (with 48k miles) on Saturday and wondered if there were any words of wisdom from current owners about general ownership.
Having owned modified/ turbo charged cars I always warm and cool and engine with no enthusiastic driving till at least 10mins of use and always drive easy for the last 5 mins of my journey before cooling on the driveway. I have read on here that from cold, gear changes can be a little bit stiff and im fine with that as it was exactly the same with my Scooby.
Cars are always regularly serviced with premium oil and high Ron petrol.
Please dont shoot me for saying this but i gotta ask having never owned a Renault. The RS Cup is marketed as a fast road/ track day tool with glowing reviews in the motoring press, hence my reason for purchasing one. I take it that once warmed, bar the chocolate gearbox the rest of the engine is up to the purpose? Im not saying that I will rag the pants of it, just that I do enjoy the odd spirited drive when the conditions and circumstances allow.
Any tips/advice would be appreciated.
Fishy
Picking up my wife's new to us 2008 plate 197 Cup (with 48k miles) on Saturday and wondered if there were any words of wisdom from current owners about general ownership.
Having owned modified/ turbo charged cars I always warm and cool and engine with no enthusiastic driving till at least 10mins of use and always drive easy for the last 5 mins of my journey before cooling on the driveway. I have read on here that from cold, gear changes can be a little bit stiff and im fine with that as it was exactly the same with my Scooby.
Cars are always regularly serviced with premium oil and high Ron petrol.
Please dont shoot me for saying this but i gotta ask having never owned a Renault. The RS Cup is marketed as a fast road/ track day tool with glowing reviews in the motoring press, hence my reason for purchasing one. I take it that once warmed, bar the chocolate gearbox the rest of the engine is up to the purpose? Im not saying that I will rag the pants of it, just that I do enjoy the odd spirited drive when the conditions and circumstances allow.
Any tips/advice would be appreciated.
Fishy