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Ok - ok - own up people!!!!
Who used to watch Dukes of Hazard?
If so did u watch it for Daisy Duke (think that was her name) or the General Lee?? (Dodge Charger)
Usually I refer to mine as:
Godd@mnedmuthaf*ckingstupid@rsedf*ckingbastidf*ckinggetaf*ckingmoveonpeiceof f*ckingsh*tvauxhalldamnyoutohell!!!!!!!!
and other close renditions....
Yeh its the same car - Opel being the European Branch of GM...
Its a 3.6 ltr Straight 6 derived from the 3000GSI which Lotus Extensivly modified with forced induction. Standard ones are good for about 170ish Mph on the Autobahn.
Its pretty much the only Vauxhall/Opel I would want to...
Tyre preasure is not dependent on ur wheel size - only the weight of the car! If the weight of the car goes up - so should the preasure... hense the laden and unladen preasures on most charts.
I actually phoned Pirelli when I was changing wheel sizes on my old 205 - they were very helpfull...
Probably still not aligned m8 - dont force it, just put it in neutral and then dump the clutch fully a couple of times - then try again...
If it keeps happening after a while take it back! Its not worth doing any damage is it? :)
Power boost valves are just higher preasure fuel regulators. They just feed the fuel rail with a constant preasure of fuel that helps iron out and dead spots in the rev range - no real power increase... more throttle responce. They need to be setup properly on a RR to get the best out of em.
Despite my dislike of the skyline - they are quite quick... as this http://www.racingflix.com/downloadvideo.asp?v=327video shows...
P.S. Be warned its about 17Mb ;)
Hallo and welcome :) - my m8 had stickers removed his motor, Ive been told a hair dryer to soften the glue works well - tho u dont want to heat it too much...
Good luck
Not always the case - often cheap nasty tyres give more grip but a short life span! Cheap tyres often have a very soft compound, which makes for grippy fun but they wear v quickly!
Also if you raise the tyre preasure it can mean that the tyres balloon, meaning less tread is actually in contact...
lol - dont try it on with any Pug 205 Xs/GTs (or GTis for that matter). They use the same engine as the Citroen AX GT, and althought then dont look much - they are wolves in sheeps clothing! 85bhp as standard from 1360cc 8v isnt bad - the AX hits 60 in 9 - the Pugs .5 later...
The later Pugs...
I used to use the Autoglym Glass pollish on my Pug - gives a gr8 shine and cleans well - but u get white dust after uve finished...
maybe that was just dandruff :confused: