Supergurrier wrote: » F1's are miles ahead in terms of grip on the initial turn in. Rainsports are ok but by no means a sports tyre.
OSI wrote: » Having had the F1s and gone back to the Rainsports I have to agree. I used to rate the Rainsport 2s very highly, but having put the Rainsport 3s on the GTI after the F1s, they feel horrendous. They feel floaty and lack feedback and I find myself with no confidence in pushing the car on or even doing a motorway run at any decent speed. Had to pump them up to 37psi to stop them feeling like I'd left all the bolts loose on the wheels.
MetzgerMeister wrote: » F1's or fvck off
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Had a very quick look at that red golf this morning. Didn't get a chance to talk to anyone but had a quick look around it. Was sure it was a 5 door, but it was a 3. 6 speed 2.0 diesel. Motorcheck says it's a gt tdi, but the front grille doesn't represent that...
colm_mcm wrote: » You had me at 'complimentary drinks'
Supergurrier wrote: » Gah 10 mins late for nct app and they refused to test volvo. They didnt charge me though. installing new battery and a dipped bulb took longer than expected. Car is running great now however. Starts and everything.
Interslice wrote: » Theres a 151 cactus driving around near home. Looks cool in the flesh. The leather patch on the door is very odd though. Anyone know what its for!?
Cheensbo wrote: » Probably so it can be parked anywhere in a car park without worrying about other people battering it with opening doors. I think they're cool as fcuk
Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: » Very non motors related but On the enterprise train First class is the only way to go with extra comfy seats like beds and complimentary drinks ! Fantastic value at €0 to me to go on a trip with all the luxuries
Stheno wrote: » I've to drive to Belfast in the morning (
pred racer wrote: » You still doing that :eek: I thought that was temporary?
Stheno wrote: » Just for the day Just for the day, arrive at 8 leave at three thirty Could be worse, could be Letterkenny
Dia1988 wrote: » And they wonder why CIE is in a financial mess!* *joke
Chris_Heilong wrote: » I need to change my rear brake pads, can hear the sqeeking, Im sick and its far too cold outside.
pred racer wrote: » That's what mechanics are for
Chris_Heilong wrote: » you know I am almost tempted to just throw 60 euro to a mechanic but thats embarrassing.
Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: » @stheno would the bus eierann X1 not do the trick ? A departure every hour from both sides
dgt wrote: » I can show you a trashed BXE lump in the reality 240k miles? If I'm honest, that isn't bragging material. A rolled tdci transit was stripped at my preferred breakers, one owner from new. I think it got a new propshaft but everything else was still original. Circa 600k miles
Bpmull wrote: » I'm not saying that conrods don't break on bxe engines but I think in reality it's alot rarer an occurance than is made out. But how many of these engines were serviced every 15k km several are on long life variable interval servicing plans almost all the U.K. ones anyway they are only being serviced every 25-30k miles. Also I wouldn't argue that older cars vans were in many cases more reliable well were certainly better able to cope with high mileage. But then things are so much more complicated nowadays with cars so there is more to go wrong. With an old non turbo Diesel engine with no dpf, egr valve, dmf, turbo etc. etc. there isn't exactly a lot to go wrong there.
dgt wrote: » The transit was one of the first of the facelift models in 2006, it had most of that unnecessary crap