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I'm on AP's, at about 30mm lower than OE and it's a really nice ride IMO. I've not been in a std one to compare as mine had some Eibach springs on when I bought it - which were awful!
I do need to wind it down a bit more now though!
@Goodj Something like these?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/222609238026
5x139.7 wtf are the wheels off? Seems to be an American size from my quick Google searches
I wouldn't drive it with the wrong belt personally. If the belt does manage to come off the tensioners can get damaged, as can the bottom pulley. The noise is likely to be the belt slipping, and it won't be doing the tensioner any favours either as it will be well outside it's optimal position...
As long as the dish location is suitable for the aerial? You'll need to check the direction of the TV aerials to be sure too.
Where does the current TV aerial terminate? Is it in another room or don't you know where it is?
The satellite feed you have - is it a single or double f-type connection?
Is the TV just used for Freeview, i'm only asking as you've no need for an aerial with Sky/Virgin.
If it were me, I'd be chasing it into the wall, down to floor level (wherever it comes into the house now) then run it under the skirting board if possible (hidden by the carpet). However it would...
Me too (of course, I started the thread!)
I'll give them a ring and see what dates they have, what are folks thinking? February some time?
we will probably have to get 10+ cars together to get them to open up for the day, so it'll only be a provisional thing until we get enough committed. IIRC...
Personally I would still get a cordless one. I used to have the Clarke wired one, but just found it to much hassle do barely got used.
I picked up a small Makita impact driver for <£60 off Amazon (albeit a bare unit as I had batteries and charger already). Only has a max torque of 160nm, but so...
Lots of FWD cars are bad for this, Whiteline sell some kits to add a bit of caster up front for some cars to help with it. Probably not much use in this situation though.
Have you tried moving the branded tyres to the front to confirm if it's tyre related? That would be my first port of call.
When Sky Q silver first came out it was supplied with a 2nd mini box subscription free. They’ve since changed the packages hence the monthly charge now.