I ordered a transmission insert bushing on a Black Friday discount for £24 delivered and I've still not heard the end of it. She'll get over it in a year or two...
Wel, I reckon never buy anything you can't pay cash for unless...
1) It's a property you are going to live in.
2) You need the thing for you job.
So if you need tools/ a pickup whatever to do your job, that's fine, get a loan, similarly if you need somewhere to live, get a mortgage, but don't...
Thanks for getting back to me. Those shipping charges do sound pretty fierce (although $20 woudl be fine) I hadn't thought about Black Friday, it's a fairly new thing over here. Maybe hang fire until the end of the month and if you sell it in the meantime, no problem. Thanks agan.
This is true. I put a Boomba assembley bracket on mine and swapped out the factory fluid for Motul Multi DCTF and the shift is a LOT better. I also added a weighted shift knob, which also helps a bit, but the fluid and the bracket are the way to go.
That does sound pretty rubbish, but if it's any consolation we have some fantastically hopeless dealerships here in the UK too. When I bought my car, it didn't come with a service book. I asked where it was and the salesmen told me with a straight face that, "Mustangs don't have one. Being a US...
I had this situation with a KTM RC8. Had Quat-D pipes fitted and it was loud! A few 5am starts had the neighbors whinging, so I put the factory pipe back on it. Didn't sound as good, but no more complaints and people got the impression I was being responsible... Obviously that was just an...
I think I'd give the black one a miss. In the UK you need SS. It'd be better to get a SS one and then stick some black tips on if that's the look you want. Still work out cheaper than the competition.
Well, drone is a subjective thing. I would agree with CJ Pony Parts that there is a hint at most, but it's never bothered me. Is it louder than the Borla? I've no idea, not heard one of those.
I think my main guide in choosing the MBRP was the price/performance ratio. Unless you go with the...
In my quest for improved shifting, I got a new shift knob today. It's a Shift Solutions BK in Unicorn Sparkle... yeah I know, that's really what they called it, but looks good I reckon!
This is the stuff for anyone interested:
https://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-73990-motul-multi-dctf-dual-clutch-car-gearbox-oil-dry-wet-dct.aspx
Conforms to Ford spec WSS-M2C-200-D2, which is what the owners manual says is required. You'll need to order 3 litres of the stuff. Still working very well in...
My recent change has been this...
Having been unhappy with the notchy, agricultural shift of my MT-82 box, I swapped out the tranny fluid for Motul Multi DCTF and the bottom line is: Instant Improvement. Particularly when cold, but also when warmed up, shifts are a smoother, less clunktastic...
Interesting. When I bought mine, the salesman gave me some BS about them not having a service book as they're a US car and non-EU compliant. I was skeptical and checked - and of course they do have a service book. I wrote a pretty stiffly worded letter of complaint to the dealership and they...
It seems there can be several points of water ingress. A common one, which my car suffered from, was from a misaligned grommet in the firewall. My local dealer fixed it and the car has been dry ever since.
Now you see that actually looks pretty good. Result!
All I want is for him to send the damn thing, but various emails are all ignored. He is getting my emails however, because I tried sending another from a different email address, posing as an intrested potential customer and lo and behold...
Agree with this. If the car shifted better, it'd be awesome. Mine seems very notchy. Got some new tranny oil waiting to go in, which I'm hoping will improve it.
No they won't. I asked them.
I've also been waiting a year now. Apparently you can't hurry perfection. Or anything...Damn I'd settle for a ball bearing at this stage.