toastedpickles wrote: » Ahh yes those ones!
YbFocus wrote: » God that doesn't sound good
toastedpickles wrote: » :pac: They're nice though!
YbFocus wrote: » Again I'm not overly convinced on the truthfulness of that post :pac:
ofcork wrote: » Any opinion on a saab 95 aero 2.3 its an 08 the brother is looking at.
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Wish I could do all my commuting at 8/9 in the evening. A journey that could possibly take up to 2 hours in rush hour took me 40 mins
Old diesel wrote: » God help us - if people get breakdowns negotiating the roundabout there - id hate to think how they got on BEFORE the roundabout was put in. I assume that's the one by the Courtney lodge your talking about???? Roundabout a massive improvement there imo
YbFocus wrote: » I'm on the phone, once i get back to the laptop I'll be on With them. They are BBS RC040's if you want to Google them
Bpmull wrote: Makes the journey so much easier and nicer when the roads are quite. I leave for cork at 5.30 am and am up there before 7.30 with the road fairly quite until you get near cork and even then they are fine. If I left at 7am it would mean sitting at the blocked up dunkettle interchange for 30-45 minutes. It's just not worth it I'm not able for trafic at all I just get sick of it as I'm not use to it I suppose.
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » That's hardly every day is it?
toastedpickles wrote: » I've left the cover off my 900 for the first time since i got it, next weekend I'm gona strip the inside I think i'm getting to the source of the dampness, also while im here, where can i get silica bags? like big ones
Bpmull wrote: I've heard putting a few bowls of rice in can help absorb the moisture but they probably arent as effective as the silica I don't know though.
job seeker wrote: Are the gttdi 6 speed golf any good
YbFocus wrote: » So here's the RC040's I bought the other day! Genuine BBS 2 piece. They needed a little clean but nothing crazy! I am undecided on the colour, I'd like to try getting them powdercoated gold. Not the subaru almost yellow but that pale bbs gold. It'd look well against the blue of my car. This colour! I spent like 30 mins on this and the results were serious! Once I split them and send the centres to be powdercoated the rims will be much easier polished, this was just a free hour to see what could be done!
YbFocus wrote: Thanks for the opinion KKV, As I said I'm not stuck on that colour, just an idea that I am toying with! I may go for a darker almost black grey either! Or plain silver! Tough decisions! Here's the car...
wotzgoingon wrote: » Any pics online of a bmw, same colour as your car and same alloys and the gold colour just to get an idea of what they would look like.
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Ohhh yb Not gold anyway Wouldn't do it for me.
Deleted User wrote: » From looking at the pictures, I can see where Gold came from. Looks like it could be a nice contrast against the navy blue. But I don't think I'd be crazy about it myself, in complete honesty. Would a glossy black work? (and some window tints, to tie it all in?).
YbFocus wrote: » See above post man I'm not a fan of tinting windows at all!
Deleted User wrote: » Yeah I like the black more than the gold. I think the gold requires the fogs to be yellow'ed too (to help it all tie in a bit better). Can I ask why you're against window tinting? It's generally the first thing I do with a car (not just for appearance, but also for privacy). I do think cars look better with tings most of the time though.
Cheensbo wrote: » I vote the dark centres!! If the car was oxford green i'd say gold though.
wotzgoingon wrote: » I think the gold looks good, but have you centre caps for yours? Or did you mention you were getting new ones.