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SOLD 4x 245/35/18 Maxxis Victra Sport 5 tyres for sale.
Sam replied to Deacon's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Parts
Damn, sorry mate! I should have asked earlier -
SOLD 4x 245/35/18 Maxxis Victra Sport 5 tyres for sale.
Sam replied to Deacon's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Parts
I just thought, you run 18s don't you? I have 17, what size are they? -
SOLD 4x 245/35/18 Maxxis Victra Sport 5 tyres for sale.
Sam replied to Deacon's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Parts
Hey @Deacon I'm interested if you would be alright with holding onto them until the end of the month? For reasons I'm sure you can guess 😂 -
Hey @James18 Would be interested in the Tein Flex A Coilovers for sure! Would they come with all the kit to fit them?
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Thanks for bumping Will, see you there. I don't know about 8.30 though! Will try to be as early as I can but we'll see
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Thanks everyone for your responses, I really appreciate it! I wish I could get an opinion on that specific dealership as thats the main point of concern for me, but I suppose with most of you erring on the side of caution it makes sense to give them a ring. I will post the pictures in case it is obvious to anyone what the answer should be!
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As the title says, I have a little leak coming from the front of the engine, and I do mean little as I don't need to top it up frequently at all (I assume it is the cam cover plate - the undertray is nicely black and there is some oil on the lower front of the engine block (can post pictures if it helps?)). However I don't know if I should take advantage of my dealership warranty with Steven Eagell (ends in december) or as I am planning on taking it to Tuning Developments (also december, NA package) would it just be better to let them sort it out? It would be the dealership in birmingham if that helps the decision making. I know dealerships can have a bit of a reputation especially Steven Eagell so if it wouldn't be too expensive to let TD take a look instead I would much prefer going that route to know it has been done properly.
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Thanks Church, gave that a go but couldn't find any. I think I am just going to have to deal with them being open ended. Not the end of the world
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Hey Guys, Does anyone know if you can get nut covers for internal drive wheel nuts? Like these; https://www.driftworks.com/internal-drive-wheel-nuts-m12-black-and-silver.html I have been looking all over If not, does anyone know of any alternatives? Thanks for your help
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See you there!
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Sweet, see you there hopefully!
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**** sake I've only just seen this thread. I live 5min away from Hoofbeats 😂 so... whens the next one?
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Thanks Will, they got back to me as well with 8.5kg. So either way they look a bit lighter than stock (9.2kg from what I've read) Yeah its pretty cool, with the subscription (you should get a free trial if you havent used it before) you can change some settings. The one I can remember is switching the fob to one click opens all doors (not worth paying for imo - just get the trial, set the settings you want then just use the free features - you miss out on resetting fault codes but I'm sure there is a cheaper way of doing that)
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1. Good to know! 2. Thats a good point, I will reach out to the retailer to double check that. 3. Ok yeah I understand, are there any comparison websites you can recommend? part of the pain of picking tyres is there is just too much choice, I have no clue what kind I should get to achieve the drive feel I want. Ah ok I do have an OBD2 dongle, so all I need to calibrate the new TPMS sensors is that sensor ID from your screenshot? That would be preferable to avoid having to change what sensors the car reads every time I wanted to swap. Thanks for your help so far guys
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Ah thats good to know. I had read somewhere that you need to calibrate new sensors, and when you do that, the old ones would need 'recalibrating' if you wanted them to register again. Nice to have some options! Haha, I didn't mean I wanted to buy 2nd hand or something, just that for the characteristics I'm after, I don't need a premium tyre. (I think? Feel free to correct me) I see PS4's recommended all the time, but I don't think I would be a fan of the superior grip in the wet. Low speed fun keeps my licence in one piece!