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Hi Rich - no worries at all, glad the info was of some help! Yes, the springs are very easy to swap out if you have a couple of screwdrivers. From memory, you'll need a Philips and a Torx head screwdriver - but I couldn't tell you the sizes unfortunately. They are quite small however. The...

The Logitech wheels are the VW Golfs of the steering input world. They do the job, are generally reliable and highly supported by a large number of games, right out of the box. However, as @Rojer mentioned, there are many others like Fanatec who can start their hub prices around the £1,400 mark...

Did you pull up alongside it yours? ;)

Great stuff @Tim. - that worked fine. Thanks again, D.

He actually owns six of them and just has them on a constant rota at the bodyshop....

Thanks Tim - I'll have a try at that....

No rage this time, but I was wondering what's the best way to have a quick query based on the date details below? 84 29/05/2019 11/06/2019 85 12/06/2019 25/06/2019 86 26/06/2019 09/07/2019 87 10/07/2019 23/07/2019 88 24/07/2019 06/08/2019 89 07/08/2019 20/08/2019 90...

It's great to see just how clean and straight they were new. I paid £12,200 for mine in September of that year - taking delivery of it from Renault Manchester in early December 2004. Still my only new car to date - I doubt I'll have another as the depreciation is just eye-watering!

Probably worth getting the linkage looked at as @JamesBryan mentions at the same time.

I'd definitely suggest the most obvious first - replacement gearbox oil. Have you any evidence like receipts or invoices to show when it was last done? My OEM oil-fed gearbox felt as sludgey as a spoon handle sat in cake-mix, before I got it changed. And that was when the car was on a mere...

Started on the Novice Series 2 career mode last night with the time trial on Nurburgring Short GP. Ended up being Billy Big-b****cks and trashing the Z4 I was in on the third lap. I'll have another bash again over the weekend. I think I've worked out (for me anyway) - why I prefer it to PC2...

I think they are - or certainly the American spec version was. I6 turbo with an impressive feat of engineering to get the lump sat transversely.

Probably worth doing that. It's clearly a poor design, no matter which 1*2 you get - made worse when you know you filled the tank up a few days prior and your windscreen now is just smearing bone-dry crap across it!

I attempted many fixes on this - fancy non-return valves, checking the pump motor from the washer bottle, even checking the nozzle on the bumper itself. Everything I tried was always short-term - worked for a while, then a few weeks later, I'd come back to the car with a small pool of water...

More evenly balanced with two people onboard - but yep, it could still end up sloshing about. You'd kind of hope that even an M-Lite would have some engineering within the tank to help with this a little?

Out of interest - I notice that you're lugging a full tank of fuel around as well. Do you think you'd see (or certainly feel) any benefit on track if say you ran on half-a-tank?

Mine did this when No.2 injector started failing.

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Nice!

Sorted out the spoiler for it yet? ;)

Sack the Vee off.... is that a Barracuda in the window behind? :love:

Looks like this 404's these days. Anywhere else for them? :)

I did download a lot of car packs - but I think I should have been more selective. Have you got say a Top 5 of good ones, @McGherkin ?

I think John Gordon might just have been right about this. Restarted the career mode now that I've replaced the Logitech G15 and I definitely prefer it to Project Cars 2. Looking forward to progressing with it. Granted, it's not quite got the same gloss or finish as PC2, but it drives much better.

Thanks! - had it since new from 2004 :)

I was going to mention the possibility of the driveshaft. Mine went at literally 1mph - on a slight incline and pulling out of a junction. Slight revs, letting the clutch as normal and CLUNK...... no drive.

Hope you get it sorted out - looks like a cracking example you have there! Can't be that many of them in South Africa either, I would have thought?

PMSL - I was hoping this would been in Liverpool! :LOL: Good spot!

Exactly. Bloody amateur.

I really like the 'logic' in the combat. Like hurling an oil canister at enemies, that in turn covering them - then having another member of your party ignite them all with a fireball spell. I have noticed slightly weird outcomes though - like shuffling zombies being damaged by poison effects...