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Second that. Damp days are basta*d.:mad: :mad:

Ah, there's gotta be something better than them. They're good no doubt. Surely something is above them in an all round performance increase though?

Wear rate doesn't bother me or the cost (as long as it isn't ridiculous). Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta supposedly is one on best. Above F1's, P-Zero and RE 070's. Opinions please?:)

Apparently the the TH's aren't wide enough. Needs to be 7-7.5". Did look at the TH 3's. Not too bad, prefer a multispoke similiar to the Bride's shame about the Compomotive 1680's.

Thanks.:) I try and keep her like that all of time, despite weather and daily miles.

I suppose the tactility of the surface is a little smoother but not a great deal of difference than when using Meguiars Gold Class. Could've been the light that gave the overall impression of a reduction in sharpness of shine, when using the Carnuba Moose Wax. Dare I say it, I feel I could've...

Reasonably fine weather, time to wash the car... Used the Duragloss 901 shampoo today, quite pleased with the results. Though personally no better than Meguairs Gold Class shampoo. After wasshing proceeded to wax with ClearKote Carnuba Moosw Wax. Was hoping to for more pleasing results...

Apparnetly the MO 1680's are still on the shelf. Though to wide to fit on the Clio 182. Damn.:dapprove: Probably will go with the Bride's instead. Though I'm open to suggestions...... Thoughts anybody?

I try and keep 1/4 tank's worth of fuel...."try" being the word.:dapprove:

How much is the going rate (roughly) for a painted engine cover? Also should it be painted a type of paint to withstand engine bay temperatures? Thanks.:)

Lovely job.:) Try and keep it that way though, when the end result is that good!

No, not a name for mine. Deffinately a bond with the car, but never given any of my car's names.

£175 for four!!! That's rather cheap isn't it???? Brand new?

Best I get on the case quick then should I choose em. Any idea when they deleted em' ?

Looking at buying some motorsport wheels. Much prefer them to average street styling items. Anybody know of any other wheels similiar to these?

How do they repsond with little or no heat in them? Less grip than a performance road tyre?

Oh dear. Did the Yokohama's come in several different compounds then? I thought the grip may of been as good as performance road tyres then improved with more heat in them?

Apart from standing water and wear rate any pitfalls to using Toyo 888's?

Thanks Fred. Appreciated.:)

They seem to be the cheapest so far. Although I thought there might be another who could get the price down to circa £90 incl delivery?

Anyone know of the cheapest retailer for a front set of DS 2500's ? Thanks.:)

888's for road use it is then!:) :) :)

Happened to the K-Series in my Elise on the day of sale. Some chap came down from Leeds to view her, went 500 meters before returning home on the test drive.:mad: :mad: :( Cost just under 1K to return everything to normal.:( I suspect your valves will be damaged, and if at some RPM, so...

Oh yeah? Very good price.:) Any chance of a link?

Same here. Service done at GDI, they used Silkolene 5w 40. Though I'm thinking Millers next time.

I fancy a set for summertime road use. Ok maybe not getting the most from them, and maybe they'll wear quick, but I fancy a taste of greater grip in the tyre dept. than conventional road tyres have to offer.

Thanks gents.:) Thought it was odd that it wouldn't need buffing.:S

Strange, an odd choice.:S Perhaps spray em'?

Very nice.:) Keep it looking that way.:)

Thanks.:) I'll investigate.