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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: MikeDundee on 26 June 2008, 07:18:59
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Well, Timbuk and me got the wishbones done on the cdx yesterday morning started at 10.30 finished at 1.30, the first one went in OK, was a paing aligning one of the bolts.....so thanks to Timbuk, down to wheel power this morning for 2 new back tyres and get the geometry done at the same time.
Some pics;
(http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k65/mickdundee_01/2008_0313MV60002.jpg)
(http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k65/mickdundee_01/2008_0313MV60003.jpg)
(http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k65/mickdundee_01/2008_0313MV60004.jpg)
(http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k65/mickdundee_01/2008_0313MV60006.jpg)
(http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k65/mickdundee_01/2008_0313MV60007.jpg)
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Well done... ;)
Nice discs... drilled and grooved. What make are they?
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Well done... ;)
Nice discs... drilled and grooved. What make are they?
EBC discs, and those wishbones came in useful :y
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Well done... ;)
Nice discs... drilled and grooved. What make are they?
EBC discs, and those wishbones came in useful :y
Are the disks on the right way round, I thought the groves were designed to take dust and heat away from the disk, they look as if they take the dust towards the hub. :question
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Well done... ;)
Nice discs... drilled and grooved. What make are they?
EBC discs, and those wishbones came in useful :y
Are the disks on the right way round, I thought the groves were designed to take dust and heat away from the disk, they look as if they take the dust towards the hub. :question
I asked the same question when fitted ::)...the response was; I used to work as a mechanic on rally cars and worked with one of those brake disc companies on design of discs and this is the best way to fit them :y
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Well had two new back tyres put on this morning and the geometry on the car done, the front were out, but could well be to do with the wishbones ::)........total damage £320 :(
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Do you mind me asking where you got your wishbones? and how much did they cost?
Cheers
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Well had two new back tyres put on this morning and the geometry on the car done, the front were out, but could well be to do with the wishbones ::)........total damage £320 :(
That sounds alot of money for 2 tyres and a geo check :o
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Do you mind me asking where you got your wishbones? and how much did they cost?
Cheers
Actually I got them from Markjay for free, not geniune Vx ones the aftermarket ones.
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Well had two new back tyres put on this morning and the geometry on the car done, the front were out, but could well be to do with the wishbones ::)........total damage £320 :(
That sounds alot of money for 2 tyres and a geo check :o
Tyres where £145 each :(
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Ouch, thats pricey!
Taking mine for Geometry at lunch following new wishbones and a new (genuine at 19 quid, thanks to ebay) steering idler.
Then pack the car and hit the road...
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Ouch, thats pricey!
Taking mine for Geometry at lunch following new wishbones and a new (genuine at 19 quid, thanks to ebay) steering idler.
Then pack the car and hit the road...
The prices have went up Kwik fit wanted £200 a tyre, cars packed, just waiting on the kids getting ready ::), so as usual we are running behind ;D