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Just drove it home and it didn't miss a beat!
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gfrankland said
WE HAS MOT!!! 8) 8) 8)
Just drove it home and it didn't miss a beat!
Roof down and enjoy it now
:tank:
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BigNormRivage said
gfrankland said
WE HAS MOT!!! 8) 8) 8)
Just drove it home and it didn't miss a beat!
Roof down and enjoy it now
:tank:
hell yes!! 8)
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They give you a before and after report..
Before:
Untitled by Guy Frankland, on Flickr
They were dubious that the neg camber adjustment would come back into something reasonable… I said that they should give it a go anyway… they were surprised how good an adjustment they got in the end.
I was watching from the customer area on the screen so you can see what they are doing…
Untitled by Guy Frankland, on Flickr
but in the end they invited me through to watch what was going on…
Untitled by Guy Frankland, on Flickr
After report:
Untitled by Guy Frankland, on Flickr
The car drives as straight and true as could be… its amazing the difference it makes!
They spent about an hour and a bit setting everything up and making sure it was as good as could be… all for the bargain price of £48.
Barrie the Manager is very knowledgeable and friendly… would recommend these guys to anyone.
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Align My Car
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bouchay said
I Had laser 4 wheel alignment done just after I fitted my coilovers. Make sure they dont use air tools tho, the place I took mine to stripped the thread on one of the cmaber adjustment bolts 8O Very scary when you're driving and you can feel the steering wheel shifting and not cornering right.
why the hell would they use air tools on camber bolts?
no… mine were done manually and very very carefully to get it perfectly right
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rightyo… did a bit of a check and top up on the hood today as well as lubing all the joints
I followed Madone's advice in this thread… topping up cabriolet fluid
but there was a big difference between the fluid level when open (max) and when hood closed (below min) - this doesn't seem right to me?
also… devised a neat, very accurate, little method of topping up the reservoir… used a pump and a couple of tubes that I had lying about in place of a funnel, which I didn't have lying about…
Untitled by Guy Frankland, on Flickr
the hood appears to be functioning very happily… just wondered if the levels are being reading correctly?
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When the roof is up the fluid will drop a little.
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BigNormRivage said
Im sure the roof has to be down, then filled to max.
When the roof is up the fluid will drop a little.
thats exactly what I did… but it dropped to MIN when closed?
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to clarify… I opened, filled to MAX then closed and it read MIN
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PM Chortle he is the roof god.
Let me know what he sais.
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BigNormRivage said
Im not to sure how much it drops by when closed but it does drop quite a bit.
PM Chortle he is the roof god.
Let me know what he sais.
pm'd him but he didn't come back to me, must have been busy :dontknow: (or something I said! )
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lovely day in the sun, rain, sun, rain, sun
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Your right, have been and still am up to my neck in it as they say.
I believe the proceedure you have followed is okay.
I presume you have no problems with the hood?
If it aint broke, don't fix it as the saying goes.
I must say the car is looking very nice indeed.
Your doing a sterling job on her.
"Making Cabbies More Beautiful One Roof at a Time"
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chortle said
Apollogies for not getting back Guy.
Your right, have been and still am up to my neck in it as they say.
I believe the proceedure you have followed is okay.
I presume you have no problems with the hood?
If it aint broke, don't fix it as the saying goes.
I must say the car is looking very nice indeed.
Your doing a sterling job on her.
well it 'seems to be working just fine… although it doesn't sound that healthy… but I don't know how one 'should' sound so I can't go compare.
thanks for the compliments!
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many thanks for Big Norm and the boys on his thread for making me insist that the gear knob I was issued was incorrect after seeing his thread..
VW got a new one in and it was all funky dory..
Gearknob by Guy Frankland, on Flickr
now I need to get a new gaiter sorted :redfaced:
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