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wear and tear, its always gonna happen......but how can you buy a fastish car, then not use it and compain about it using up consumables.
Just a part of life, enjoy it!
it does, but you still need the ECU to run teh ABS, climate control, windscreen wipers, lgihts....baiscally anything leccy in the car is run by the ECU, which is why its a pain, and you end up driving around with a million hazard lights on.
So, you can get good clios that rape their std times, you can get bad ones that put out poo power, but you cant get a good boxster?
Seems a bit one sided lol!
no boxster ever had a straight 6, i has what its named emplied and all rear engined porsche have, a boxster engine, or horrizontally opossed arrangement.
FOrds are flippin fantastic!
i love my classic fords, if i could have anything, it would be a MK1 escy rs1800 with teh BDA or an anglia with the BDA.
yowza!
If you think a GTT pushrod turbo is unreliable, then just how unreliable will a CVH turbo be.....the CVH is possibly one of my most hated engines, horrible thing. design is fine, manufacture is awful.
GTT if you want a turbo.
yup........thats the problem when Renault make their engines so pricy!
The elise was originally mean to use the F7P, and if they did, we would have a million parts by now.
But since the engine is only used in the 172, its rather pants......plus, having all this boyracer crap flatong about...
philip, dont bother with dot5.1 fluid, expensive and not much better plus shorter service life.
Stick to castrol super dot 4 synthetic, ive used it on all my cars, on teh trac etc and never had a problem, plus readuly available too.....
I was gonna say exactly what Chris_H said as its the way most people do it.
If no, build a tubular frame to hold all the front end running gear location points, but cuting the floorplan and using a locked spare front end is the easiest way.
um....no...lol
your lucky its modular and no one section is too tight to get tools round, most manifold are a nightmare to port and in most cases totally useless.