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This is the only pic I've seen that captures the actual colour.
Utterly, totally, hideous imho. Your wives hormonal as well, she'll cry for weeks when it arrives;)
Where are you based fella? I've got a non-cup suspension 200, and having driven both I'm glad I did. The cup chassis would have been more fun on track, but for road use the non-cup setup is better judged for b-roads etc. Yes, on paper it's 'softer' than the 197 set-up, but that's a very simple...
Perfect metro-sexual brand though, plastic covers over the engines to stop you doing those manly tasks like checking the fluids. Why ruin a good manicure. Ali and Al should both get BMW products tbh.
Test result comments on the Hankook S1 EVO "The Hankook is the best wet weather tyre in the test, offering the highest levels of grip. It also offers excellent performance in the dry"
From http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/
I've used the Toyo and the Hankook. The Hankook is my number 1 choice now, the Toyo is soft and wears poorly, and poor wet weather performance. No idea re the rainsport though.
Just sorted the Meg. You know what? It will decimate all... after we put about fifteen grand or more under the hood. If we have to, overnight some parts from Dieppe.
I'd just be gutted for you to spend a fortune on a 'maybe' fix and for it to end up dying as a result.
Either way, free to lend a hand whenever required.
It will live again, no doubt. I still think a replacement engine with fresh belts will be the best/cheapest/most reliable long term solution. Be nothing worse than spending a few hundred and the problem still being there.