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First thing I did was to install a K&N filter on my RCZ THP200. They do breath better. If not performance, then fuel economy.
I've had K&N filters in all my cars. With the French Tart (207cc Sport THP150), I have fitted also. Any my turbo air feed pipe has also cracked. Due to constant...
They are all so different. From the sublime to the ridiculous. I like them all, actually.
But, would I do it?
Probably not.
My reason - because they ARE eye-catching, and it seems (to me) to take away from the subtle, adorable shape and side view. For me and many reviewers, the stylish...
Another look at RCZ's in the Land Down Under.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jHXu86O01w
https://www.caradvice.com.au/205696/...d-to-bathurst/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDIylzw5E_8
It's a hard one.
For my 207cc Sport THP150, I used Mobil 1 0W40 for years. Then decided to change to Castrol Edge FS 5W30.
Reason? Castrol is cheaper by about 15% and both are BMW LL-1 certified.
But then again, I am fastidious re oil changes, so I have changed the oil every 3,500 miles for...
Car Reviewers are a dime a dozen. Depends on their day. And if someone cut them off in traffic, etc. I've seen some bizarre comments from these people. One said that it was too far a reach, to grab the seat belt. :sleeping-yellow:
Now this chicky-babe knows all about it...
May '19 - 3,500 miles after last change - oil was replaced (no filter). Filter every 7,000 miles.
And again SA459 was used to clean the upper cylinder.
Made a small change in the process, this time.
Removed sensor and sprayed in about 1/5 can. Started engine and sprayed slowly on and off...
Not a J. Arthur, then? :eusa-whistle: :lol: :oops:
[Cockney]
Excellent banter. Loved it. Bravo. :text-bravo:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/J._Arthur_Rank
Got 'em.
From a fellow AussieFrog member.
Take a goosie...
The first number is the R the second is yours
Camber (not adjustable)-1°45' (± 30')-0°,24' (± 30')
Castor (not adjustable)+5°24' (± 30')+5°24' (± 30')
Pivot angle (not adjustable)+13°,18' (± 30')+13°,18' (± 30')
Tracking at the axle...
Bridgestone, Dunlop once produced this size tyre - 195/55/14. Nice little 14" fatty . . .
Now no more.
My Red Jett, (Pulsar N14 SSS), which I keep the stock wheels because they look so great, needs these tyres. Tyre shops want to sell me the 185/60/14 size - yuck!
No such tyre size...