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If they've been sent USPS you can also look forward to paying the post office an £8 ransom in addition to the VAT. Oh, sorry, did I say ransom? What I meant was "handling charge". Greedy sods :frusty:

Very, very nice Andy. I'm tempted to make the 300 mile round trip for that kind of quality.

Mine sounds like yours but not necessarily doing what you were doing; worst I've ever hear was yesterday doing a gentle pull away in second. Anyway, mine finally went into dealer's today and I was told it was "normal" in that another car they had compared against did the same. I thought I was...

Loan of the car can be arranged if required. Unfortunately if it's tomorrow it would also come with my 78 year old mother in it. Still, might make a nice double date :D

Could give you a written reference to take along if it helps! ;)

Looking forward to more of those "car porn" adventure stories George, especially now she's fitter than ever. Ooh, she really does look like a naughty girl now. Bring forth the filth! :D

Ditto...been filed under "too complicated" and now waiting for somebody more competent to do it in a couple of weeks:lol: Better range of knob options with a Barton (anything that will fit the standard shift basically)

Wow, incredible, the butterfly emerges! You need to get some of those posted into the Aggressive Stance thread - they will be drooling :thumbsup:

Let's concentrate on the three key words: "...under no circumstances...". I am fascinated, naturally. The tyres carry no warning labels or markings. Asda carries them at keen prices (why, in a world where "hey, screw you HR Owen and your fancy service, I'm taking my new Ferrari to where every...

Spoke to Twiggy after he signed off and it does seem that there is cause for "cautious optimism" as they say on the telly. Probably best we stop bombarding him with advice for the moment as it doesn't actually make cohesive sense when you view it all from where he is at. I know, I'm the worst...

I've got K1 and they are super light and just generally awesome rain or shine. Apart from being a bit noisy! What makes you think otherwise?:shrug:

If you are going up 2 sizes or less in width then definitely stick with 40s. Beyond that (and hypothetically I think you well might;)) it's probably best to go down to a 35. That will benefit the handling without putting the speedo too far out and avoid looking like a tractor. Gibbo is the...

I've gone a bit wider and lower profile so that's probably why in that case. Somebody on the forums upstairs with the same wheels suggested that the wheels themselves were contributing noise. But I hesitate to do the same as he was laughed out of town! :D

I'm finding the MPSS considerably noisier than the Pirellis, though my setup is now non-standard admittedly. Also, I was just starting to steer on the throttle where there was enough space. Can't see me breaking traction so easily now. But overall for those that want a sporty drive more than a...

British economy is coming under strain as its workforce downs tools and rushes to Twiggy's aid :clap2:

Nice one, will do. Which is significantly less than I paid to import... :lol::lol::lol: ^^^^^^^^ That's mad laughter BTW

No, I was joking. What I meant was we won't need dateless plates until our cars become conspicuously ancient; ie on 16 plates when 66 becomes current. 16s will be just sooo March come September! :D

Going down to Poole to see my Mum so only a minor diversion. I'd still come even if I wasn't - need to get this sorted out whatever it takes! :)

Thanks :thumbsup:. Don't think there was any paperwork but either way it's lost now. Strangest thing is that despite the error messages and despite me being unable to pair them with the car, the computer shows a cold reading of about 38psi, which happens to be the conservatively safe pressure...

Well we've got until September to choose :)