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RENAULT CLIO TROPHY 182 SPORT 2.0 16V

05 REG

NUMBER 199/500 MADE

CAPSICUM RED

37000 MILES WITH FULL SERVICE HISTORY/INVOICES

JUST HAD FULL SERVICE

2 FORMER KEEPERS

6 MONTHS ROAD TAX

MOT NOT REQUIRED TILL – 27/07/2008

RECARO TRENDLINE INTERIOR

16'' SPEEDLINE TURINI LIGHT WAIGHT ALLOY WHEELS

NEW TYRES

SACHS RACE ADJUSTABLE SPORTS SUSPENTION

POWER STEERING

A.B.S

AIR-CON

TRACTION CONTROL

CRUISE CONTROL

UPRATED HID XENON 6000K HEADLIGHT CONVERSION

ELEC WINDOWS/MIRRORS

REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING ALARM AND IMMOBILISER

CD PLAYER STEERING AUDIO CONTROL

VERY SADLY THIS CAR IS A CAT-D DUE TO VERY LIGHT FRONT (PANEL) DAMAGE ONLY!

(NO CHASSIS OR AIR BAG DAMAGE AT ALL)

THE CAR HAS NOW BEEN FULLY PROFESSIONALY REPAIRED TO A VERY HIGH STANDARD, AND IS NOW IN IMMACULATE CONDITION.

INDOOR HEATED VIWEING AVAILABLE

FIRST TO SEE WILL BUY.

£7499

Tel - 07813 029 299

E mail - m44no@hotmail.com


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Specification

The Trophy is based on the Renaultsport 182 Cup with the following changes: Externally, the Trophy is finished in Capsicum Red - a bright solid colour - with Trophy logos at the rear of both side sills. At the rear, the rear spoiler is larger than that fitted to the Cup and is the same as used on the Clio Renaultsport V6 255.

Inside for the first time, Recaro Sport Trendline seats are fitted, upholstered in Black. These lower the driving position by 10mm. They also have far greater lateral support and adjustment to the squab depth. The steering wheel is upgraded from the Cup using that fitted to the Clio 182, leather with rubber thumb grips. The doorsills have Renaultsport-branded protectors.

Only 500 right hand drive Trophy will be produced (with Switzerland the only other country to market the car) and a plaque is fitted to the driver’s seat base showing the production number of the 500-run.

Suspension

The suspension is based on the Cup set-up. As a reminder, over the normal Renaultsport 182, this has lower ride height, stiffer springs (20% front, 15% rear), re-rated dampers (+20% front, +10% rear), strengthened front wheel hub carriers and revised steering geometry.

The Trophy suspension is lowered a further 10mm at the front with shorter springs. The dampers are supplied by Sachs Race Engineering and have a unique damping force/velocity curve. Normally only used in competition cars, these dampers cost 10 times more than a conventional road car damper and feature a remote reservoir to accommodate nearly 50% of the oil and gas. This remote reservoir provides three benefits:
It liberates enough space to package a thicker and therefore stiffer damper rod, thus increasing camber compliance. The increased oil volume brings better thermal stability, to enable the damper to maintain optimal performance at all times. The space liberated allows the hydraulic components and damper valving to work more effectively
Another unusual feature of the damper is that a hydraulic bump stop replaces the usual physical elastometric one. This gives a much more progressive stiffness rate once the bump stop starts to work and thus allows a lower ride height without compromising bump travel. The objective of the lower ride height is to improve the turn in and reduce understeer.
Overall, these chassis modifications give the Trophy much improved damping control at all speeds, improved traction and reduced body movements (roll and pitch). This is particularly noticeable on poor quality roads i.e. typical English B roads
These dampers are much more expensive than those normally used on road cars and their use will always be restricted to specialist performance cars.
The wheels are Speedline Turini in anthracite (these are the same design to those used on the Renaultsport 172 Cup, though with a different offset and new colour). These wheels save 1.3kg each and this reduction in the unsprung weight further improves the wheel control and therefore handling.

Performance

The engine remains unchanged but with a 2-litre 182hp, 200Nm torque engine providing a 0-62mph time of 6.9 seconds and a top speed of 140mph, Clio Trophy is all about ultimate control.
The Clio Renaultsport 182 Trophy has been produced especially for the British enthusiast and should help to seal their love affair with the Clio Renaultsport.
 
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Steve you maybe right, but i'd much rather the guy came back on here and showed us all what he's done and not tried to slip it under the radar and also this isn't an exclusive club for perfect one's only.
 
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Looks like he's done a top job, but i still believe most owners will back me up.

Most already have a trophy & buyers use this site for info.

Some walk away from cars with curbed wheels :shock:

Julz or Fraser delete my comments, this is his for sale thread & it's messed up, sorry!
 
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Personally I wouldn't buy a car that had been written off, but people have budgets and I suppose someone with 5.5K to spend as opposed to 9K might buy this car.

What puts me off damaged/repaired cars is that corners are usually cut to maximise profit when they are being repaired. On the other hand if I were ever in the position where I was buying my car back off the insurance company after an accident, I'd source genuine parts and make sure a top job was done by someone I trusted.

A damaged car in most cases is like a broken bone. Its never the same again. And imagine if the suspension on the Trophy is slightly damaged-it'll never give the same amount of enjoyment as a straight one and the owner will never now how good a car it actually was!
 
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Wheres the front spliter?

Do you have pictures of before repairs please?
 

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everyone entitled to an opinion. I'd buy it but not at it's current value, 10 years down the track and who knows, it all depends on you intentions.

Just like if i was after a car to convert to a pure track car i'd looks at cat d repaired m3 no issue, as long as the chassis is straight etc it's matter not a jot for that use. A heavily damaged car though I wouldn't want to be crashing into anything on the road, not that this was structurally not sound, just an example.

As I said earlier, good luck with the sale, It seems like you've done a good job on the repairs and have priced and listed it honestly. Can't say fairer than that.
 
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thanks cue!

the car is mint and in perfect condition, and there was no suspention or chassis damage at all! AA/RAC CHECK WELCOME,

and my wheels arnt curbed! lol

i always do a propper job and ive not hidden anything!

and like hoolio said i wouldnt put it back on here if i did cheers mate!

only came on here because i saw the cliotrophy sticker on thr rear screen.
 
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splitter was too expensive to replace im not paying steeler price for it

do a search for 199 and you will get all pics


and the roof wasnt damages either!
very light damage

cheers
 

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the carbon fibre one is cheaper than the oem one, lighter and looks better imo.

still £100 though from k-tec.
 
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looks like a good tidy repaired car to me... a price close to £7k would have me reaching for the cash, so long as the quality of the repair is verified as top notch... for a track car it'd probably be ideal.

it's nowhere near as dodgy as my old one 328
 
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328 was popped through a wooden fence and the undercarriage then collided head on with a railway sleeper, later appeared as with "light damage" though it was probably very bent.
I always thought we'd see 199 again as although there was a lot of damaged it seemed mainly superficial and just needed lots of bits and hours.
 
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Well that makes 20 since the beginning of the year just through this site :shock:
 

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that was quick.... well played. Direct the new owner to hear if you could, if they're not already on here that is...
 
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