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Baited one of these of the lights this morning just so I could see and hear it go, lots of popping and farting even just driving normally. Would do my nut in hearing that all the time, or does it only do that in sport mode? Could have been modded as it looked chavved up compared to the OP's.
You've got a reference now though so a few clicks back at a time now and you'll be sorted. Looks very quick though and once set up will be a monster.
What tracks will it be attending?
Defo sounds abs ring related, if yours is cup packed suspension then they should have the wider rings on, and going off those pics it seems that way. You can fit the narrow rings on a cup but you need to align them under the sensor.
My advice replaced both rings as a visual inspection doesn't...
My own fault mate, live and learn I guess and I'm grateful it was noticed before I tear around Aintree next Saturday on them. I will have to bin the tyres as I couldn't even give them away.
I could live with 5 years as the 'recommended' is 6 years but 17 years is madness.
Anyway as expected the seller has just come back and said 'sold as seen' in the listings as the manufacturing dates where on view to see the age of the tyres before purchase.
Just tired to have a pair of Kumho V70a track tyres fitted to my track wheels and the tyre centre said we cant fit them as one is 15 & the other 17 years old which is fair enough, and I thanked them for looking at the manufacturers date as I stupidly didn't as one had never been used the other...
Double the price mate at £90. Also threw the parts cannon at it before that, track rods, tie rods, new pads, numerous alignments etc.
I read so many forums saying "you can't warp modern discs" and I'd never had an issue with the HC's on the Clio so fully ruled it out, even the DTI test came...
Just to update my comments above I actually had warped discs on my ST, I thought they couldn't be as they were new but it seems a doing of my own by getting them hot and leaving my foot on the brake whilst stationary warped the shite out of them.
I personally would walk away, there's plenty that come up on here enthusiast owned with lower miles and no issues to sort.
If you do want it though offer £800 and see what they say...
I've recently had this mate and it was warped discs (1 month old Brembo HC discs on my Mondeo ST), but it could be something as simple as pad deposits on the discs or it could also be a worn bush(s) or ball joint(s) on the front somewhere but these normally come with other symptoms such as...
Go with standard size mate, I'm a 34-36" waist and the XL are a tad to big for me, not uncomfortable but just slightly to wide. You'll rattle around in a XL. For reference my mate who's near 20st and 40" waist fits in my XL, just...
Well that's what I thought until I read @3d3dman thread, but just looking at a picture on KAM its seems they do have collars for height, and the damping is done via turning the knobs at the top of the strut?
I'm a tad put off by the BCs now, with the rear set up where you need to use spacers to alter the rear ride height, I thought at least they'd have collars to adjust them.
Or am I misinformed?
Yeah might give it a miss, it would only be a gap car whilst we got on the housing ladder and the more I read it seems they can become expensive to maintain and at that price it's obvious it'll be needing plenty of maintenance.
True, you mean when the windows don't work nor anything else electrical, lol.
Also been looking at the Fiat Bravo 1.4 T-Jet sport, thay look a real decent car for the money. You ever had one in your place Dan...