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Spotted a really nice Mk1 in White, sporting nice quads and some kind of grill badge, parked outside the Dam Inn, Newmillar Dam, Wakefield this lunch time. We were on foot, doggy walking, my Z parked a couple of miles away. Nice car :clap:

Re: Oops! Perhaps the TT isn't quite as stable - Albert Dock Might be him, typical TT driver, fishing for compliments :eusa-whistle:

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Hi Sharon :text-welcomewave: you could always go down the line of Black Onyx Solstice like on mine, then you have the black wheels, but still some silver, a bit different to the standard Black wheels. Can't really help with your other questions, not really my area of expertise, in fact, I'm...

Re: Oops! Perhaps the TT isn't quite as stable - Albert Dock Perhaps he was just dipping his headlights (new Matrix) :lol:

viewtopic.php?f=28&t=9159 This thread will give you some ideas regarding tyre replacement. :eusa-think:

A recent thread covered this quite comprehensively. viewtopic.php?f=26&t=9022

Oil on the engine block and constant topping up sounds like a blown gasket/seal to me. Like Chris asked, if it's in warranty, straight back to the dealer. In any case, I think it's a sooner rather than later repair that's needed. :eusa-think:

:text-welcomewave: Good Move :clap:

No Rob, not just for the picture. in fact I wasn't going to take a photo, it was my wife that said she was so impressed with my FIRST TIME parking, no not the first time I had done it, I got it in first time. :crazy: Left it there for a couple of hours while we had a meal :o

Baaaaa As far as I know, the reason they put 19"s on the GT's is cos of the brake Callipers. So I assume 18"s won't fit, I think I read this somewhere on the forum some time ago. One thing, when your in the Z your definitely in Wolfs clothing :lol:

I should be perfectly safe fitting the camera wiring then, as I have no knowledge whatsoever :o :helpme:

Extreme, but effective :clap:

:text-welcomewave: Car looks nice. How do you find the ride on those rims? I thought mine was pretty solid on 19's :eusa-think:

You could just swap a wheel from the rear to the front, and put the spare on the back if you got a front blowout. I think that's what Joske was getting at. I don't think a wheel spacer would make any difference. I don't know of a space saver that will fit the front :eusa-think:

I had to go to the red bar both ways to get it in there. :shock: They are probably set about right. Around 6 to 8 inches when the solid tone starts and the bar goes red. :eusa-think: I agree about kerbs though. Once or twice had I trusted the sensors I would have beached it. But everything...

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Nuff Said :clap:

They look really good, they go so well with the car colour :thumbup:

Speed? Perhaps the increase in speed meant the airflow cooled the engine down showing a drop on the gauge ? :eusa-think: