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You will have one on FF 172 . Its on the windscreen like you say .
Thanks to AmDaMan for the pic ;)
Personally i don't see why people have such a problem with the autowipers . I only use the autowiper setting when it's raining and don't find the need to move the stalk down another notch .
Bought 4 of them today . The guys at Halfords looked at me like i was mental when i asked them if they were only £1 each as they weren't marked up with a price , until he checked the price on the till ;)
Loads on yell ;)
http://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?ssm=0&scrambleSeed=94478227&keywords=tyre+fitter&companyName=&location=edinburgh&M=0&x=27&y=11
Just go to a small independant . You might get a tyre for only a few quid if your lucky .
Of course you can get second hand tyres . They call them "part worns " . Go to a local backstreet tyre fitter , they'll have loads .
1mm thread is illegal by the way 3 points and upto £2500 fine :eek: . I'd get it sorted asap not just for the points and fine but for your own safety .
Yeah your right , lol .
I read the first bit and that's what stuck in my mind ;)
" If the EU’s latest eco proposals are agreed, owners will no longer be able to shop around for budget brands. Instead, they will have to switch worn-out rubber with the manufacturer’s preferred original make...
Sounds like it would be impossible to police though , except come MOT time .
Might not be good for the consumer though as the tyre manufacturers could slap on a big price increase knowing that people will have to buy their tyres and not a cheaper alternative .
I guess it's a case of watch...
According to this atricle we might only be able to replace old tyres with the same tyre as was fitted by the manufacturer . Not that i'm bothered as i like the Exaltos and wouldn't swap em for cheap tyres anyway
Could be costly for some of you Billy Budget tyre buyers tho' ;)...
Got to agree . If there wasn't a recess it would look good , but with the recess in the bumper it just doesn't look right to me .
Each to their own tho' !
Lookswise . I like it alot . Never had any experience of them myself though . Being a cotton air filter it'll sound loud , just as you want ;)
I'd say it was pretty cheap considering the price of similar cotton air filters from Green and K+N cost hell of alot more without any sort of airbox...
They fit bob on . There is just a tiny little bit of plastic that needs filing off on the back . Literally takes a couple of seconds then they sit flush in the wings .
i've never used spacers so i'm not that clued up on em tbh . You'll need something like 5mm .
Put a post up about " what spacers " and you might get a bit more help . I'm sure there will be a few others on here that will have encountered the same problem and have more info about it .
The 182 wheels have a higher offset so they sit further into the arch . You need some spacers to bring the wheel out slightly . That should solve the problem .
I wouldn't personally . I'd stick with the 205's myself . I'd be asking the question . " Why are they scraping " ? Has it been lowered , wrong offset wheels ??
Tell em to fcuk off mate . They are shafting you big time . Like Steve says , the rear discs are only 8mm new , minimum thickness is 6mm , you've probably got another 18months - 2 years left in em yet as they do fcuk all .
I know you can't you Mr Informative . But like i said in my previous post they are BOG STANDARD BRAKES , nothing special . If you want a manual showing the same brakes get one for a Citroen ZX 1991 - 94 or Pug 306 1993 - 95 . The calipers are almost exactly the same as the 1*2's both front and...
Like the man says . Do it yourself . Save a fortune , once you know how to change them it's always there when you need to do it in the future .
If your unsure , get a haynes manual .172's brakes aren't anything special pretty bog standard or get a mate who's done it before to give you a hand...
^^^ That might be why then , they will be aiming too low . I love the xenons on my 182 , my 172's xenons were fine as well both on standard suspension .
^^^ They are self levelling mate . Have you lowered your car ??
They can be adjusted manually inside the engine bay . You have to switch the ignition on then adjust them with the white allen screws .