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Do they do a shorter gear knob? It's a very similar centre console to the z4, and fitting a weighted short //M gear knob made a huge improvement to how it felt to drive.
No dyson? Lazy b*****d.
There's been hundreds if not thousands of reports of lots of SSD's just stopping working.
HDD's do fail yes, but from what I've heard the risk is higher with SSD's but as Tom says it may be older ones?
Seb, time machine is just the apple backup, but it's awesome.
Plug in an empty HDD...
The diff is, well, that's if it is what it is. TBH I got the diff for bottom dollar and it's only done 47k.
I've got a rotation squeak/vibration coming from the passenger rear wheel. Proper weird noise. Oh and the handbrake has broken somewhere along the way, which is a QUENT on the z4...
Nope, BMW standard differential. *sigh*
Not 100% sure it's the problem yet, but it was the only correct one for sale ANYWHERE (all diff's are different ratio's), so I bought it before someone else did.
Well that's always good to hear (Re: the bumper). I'm sure we can sort something out...
That's an awesome difference, are you not worried about the SSD failures people have been having? Lots of reports about.
I'd be running time machine weekly just in case, which is what I might do. Time machine + SSD
OK, so the car's broken at the moment, but parts I bought for it before it decided to be a tosser are arriving, wonderful.
Brembo's have just arrived, they are HUGE. Like monumentally huge, they'll look amazing under the 18's. I'll get a picture in a bit.
New front bumper is sitting at...
Ride quality is a little crash, sure, but the handling is actually alright. Doing 90 around a bumpy corner might be a bit hairy, but other than that they're a decent solution to getting a car low on springs.
I'd pay 2k for that, no more though.
2.5 is big money for a ph1 now, it doesn't matter TOO much about mileage, but it looks really tidy too. Lovely iceberg right there for someone and I'd 100% buy it if I was in the market, even if it needed belts doing I probably would, as long as the...
I'm not sure how I've missed this up until now, but very nice job. You don't half throw a lot of money at cars though, some commitment! (Especially given you have other people fit things!)
Love the side skirt stickers, really old CS feel to those and you got a decent fitting front bumper...
It's it's squeaking whilst ticking over, then going when you depress the clutch though? Twas only a suggestion. Mine made some funny noises on the ph1 before it gave up is all.
Yeah exactly, it's a weird one which is why I was curious, and I just fancied a decent debate/Q&A.
Also, I could do 2k miles on a track per year, for which I'm not insured anyway, it's hardly fair I couldn't use a limited mileage policy because I choose to drive my car on a private track.
Exactly Chip, I'm not talking about him having a separate policy on my car, which is illegal, but to have third party cover on his own insurance, (lets just say for instance it doesn't say "for use in emergencies" in the policy.
Gandalf may have done 4k miles in my car, but the car has been...
I hope we do all realise this is genuinely theoretical.
The reason I was wondering is because from an insurance perspective, (if you were my insurer) "Gandalf" isn't your problem. He's his own insurers, so why does it matter how many miles he does in my car to YOU? Surely my insurance policy...
Mileage always made a difference for me, the difference between 12k and 18k was quite large on my 172 iirc. Didn't check the zed as I don't drive so far now. I know drive/road/garage often don't really feature though.