Gazcw
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I had steel wheels done on an old company car because I complained about wheel wobble after new tyres. It certainly fixed it.
What have you done to your Maserati today?
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CatmanV2
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I suspect Royal are who you want. This was a lucky score from Facebook via Banshee motorsport. Need to swap the buttons over from mine (mine are in better condition) and I need to take Mrs C to work tomorrow morning while her Alfa gets serviced, so it's a job for Wednesday
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Wow, would you have the mileage vs replacements ?
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Do you drive like you dance, Eb? Frankly, that can be the only explanation.
DLax69
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...sounds like someone's feet still hurt.
Obviously bearings are like light fittings. I skipped the light fandango and the ceiling comes crashing down. Chase a few forum members around Europe and my bearings turn to cheese.... Must be something to do with being in France....
We skipped the light fandango
Turned cartwheels 'cross the floor
I was feeling kind a seasick
But the crowd called out for more
The room was humming harder
As the ceiling flew away
When we called out for another drink
The waiter brought a tray
Eb
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So the 1st lasted 42k the 2nd 32k and the 3rd just 10k.
Would it be fair to say significantly decreasing performance for otherwise like for like use.
Quality standards appears to be falling.
Would it be fair to say significantly decreasing performance for otherwise like for like use.
Quality standards appears to be falling.
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Just given the Strad some TLC ahead of Saturday as I won’t have time to do much to it before Saturday and it’s going I be wet for the remainder of the week.
- oil and water
- tyre pressures
- battery on trickle
- hoover
- wash
- autoglym “quick wax” (amazing stuff)
She is under my leaky old OEM cover until the new one arrives.
Must not forget crash helmet for the track.
- oil and water
- tyre pressures
- battery on trickle
- hoover
- wash
- autoglym “quick wax” (amazing stuff)
She is under my leaky old OEM cover until the new one arrives.
Must not forget crash helmet for the track.
Well no idea what happened before I became the current custodian! - But probably since I had to change both front bearings the minute I bought the thing! Couldn't really argue with the garage as they were in Coltrane in N Ireland!
Eb
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Ordered parts for the 3200 to do an oil change (Shell Helix) + all filters and booked in for new front tyres (Goodyear Eagles) next week … getting her ready for some summer touring in Europe.