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Done a few things already!
The car came with no cup holders so i puchesed one
Did a light bulb change. I had some cree sidelights (although i'm pretty sure these are cheap knock offs!) spare at home so i fitted them
Turns out i had halogen bulbs in a projector. That would explain the...
@cpaterson76 No water mark pics and the ones on the drive are hardly calender worthy! ;)
Not saying it's a craps car as you know I think it's awesome. The ones on track are calender worthy if the water marks were removed.
Excellent work on the new car!
Shame about the ph1 regarding the work that you did, but as you said, silver lining. Problem is, I think half the remaining ph1's suffer from that problem. I'm breaking mine atm but to my amazement it doesn't have any rust whatsoever, inside or out.
Was good to meet you the other day kit. Unfortunately the weather stopped us having a better chat :(
Hopefully you'll get the BC's and spacers fitted soon and love them! Loving the paint work you've done in the rear. Looks like it's come out well tbh.
Sons are supposed to look up to their...
@Mendizmo
Its a small filter that goes to the back of the inlet if you use a silicone 90 degree bend. The silicone bend does not have a extra pipe coming off it for the breather so you have to use a pipe off the back of the inlet with a small filter.
But as your using the original bend, it...
Also the acoustic valve can stay in place. Its just a case of removing the airbox on the 182. If you using the ally bend then you don't need a crankcase filter either. Simples.
I had a viper kit when I first got my 182. I liked the look of it which made me buy it £220 off ktec iirc. Didn't do anything for the way it drove though. I actually put the standard airbox back on as it felt better.
Al joking aside Dave, ticket prices have been almost too cheap IMO. As odd as it sounds, but for sub £10 (not including camping) that's always included entrance and food. Food for the public would be that price anyway and a few gear ago, it was cheaper to go to duxford through CS than it was to...
Eibach sportlines are what I'd have. 30mm drop and remains ride comfort.
Cooksports drop a bit more but seem a little harder.
Eibach prolines drop 15mm but remain ride comfort.
Avoid the rest.
I've had the top 2 and I'd personally go for the sportlines for the best all rounder.
Chris have you changed the pollen filter in yours yet? I can't find the radio code in my book and want to change my filter, but unsure whether I need to unplug the battery or not.