Wighty
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You are a lot more cleverer than you look buddyAhhh... it's a leap year. (Maybe).
You are a lot more cleverer than you look buddyAhhh... it's a leap year. (Maybe).
That'll become clearer if we ever meet!You are a lot more cleverer than you look buddy
Spacers fitted during the brief respite from the rain this evening. Looks much better imo, quite a subtle improvement.
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Ok for MOT as my Garage i use does them had no issues at allI assume it is OK for the MOT. Wheels protruding from bodywork is a failure I think
I assume it is OK for the MOT. Wheels protruding from bodywork is a failure I think
I was assuming somebody else would already have comented and I really didn't want to be "that guy", so I will not mention it.
If my spacers were a MOT failure then my garage would not have passed it all the time they were on and they have a high reputation and part of the good garage scheme and if they considered them a danger and a risk the boss there would have told meI was assuming somebody else would already have comented and I really didn't want to be "that guy", so I will not mention it.
Spacers do give it a better look.
Wheels protruding from arches is definitely an MOT failure, but this looks ok to me.
Obviously your wheels are not proud of the arches then.If my spacers were a MOT failure then my garage would not have passed it all the time they were on and they have a high reputation and part of the good garage scheme and if they considered them a danger and a risk the boss there would have told me
Obviously your wheels are not proud of the arches then.
Not really Ron not like some guys with the Carlos Fandago Wheels! ( benson& &hedges ad ha) its a sutble mod but gives the car a more sporty agressive look which suits the shape of the car....but thats my opinion and im biased of course ha!Obviously your wheels are not proud of the arches then.
Yes they were great eh! Actually it was the Carlos Fandango super duper wide wheels, when he went through that house bridge i cracked up laughingYou're showing your age there Paul.
I loved those Carlos Fandango super wide wheels.
I don't know whether “Congratulations” (because you won) or “Commiserations“ (because you didn’t want to win) are appropriate so pick which ever one you want!As a favour I agree to stand as a paper candidate at the oppositions safest District seat at the local elections. Much to my amazement I received a phone call this morning to attend the count as I had won. So I ended up driving down to the count in the SLC.
I retired as a Councillor 12 years ago in my early 60's. But I will do my best for my constituents over the next 4 years.
What will spacers do the tracking/steering/camber angle etc?Spacers fitted during the brief respite from the rain this evening. Looks much better imo, quite a subtle improvement.
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As long as you have all the steering realigned and camber toe in/out sorted then should be no problem . Not with my car anywayWhat will spacers do the tracking/steering/camber angle etc?
It's a good look!
Hopefully not much, I'll be keeping a keen eye out on tyre wear though. Turning circle will be a little worse I suspect, and may shorten lifespan of wheel bearings. My mileage is very low so in the grand scheme I hope that negative effects will be minimal.What will spacers do the tracking/steering/camber angle etc?
It's a good look!
I've found snow foam does help loosen the cack, hence make washing a little easier.Thinking of giving it a wash.
I know very exciting but I've been looking at these "snow foam" guns/lances/canons and their detergents and wondering if they are any better than the bucket, sponge and chamois I've used since the stone age. Looks like a lot of fun but if it doesn't make it any easier or cleaner looking for my three foot away rule, I'll just stay in the stone age.
Anyone with experience of these devices?