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[chrisgixer]

I wonder if Mrs TB has a tape measure, I could measure it.

But the Irmscher bumper does hang a lot lower than a std bumper (PFL or FL). Still, it needed respraying again anyway 

They all (air dams) rub to a certain extent, so it is lower of course. Where as the standard one has a rubber strip. So by default you do have to be carefull. I know TB doesn't comprehend this concept, but common sense must prevail. Surely?

Address the glaringly obvious and correct the ride height.


I wonder if Al's rubs.. ? Knowing his car sits much higher.

[05omegav6]

Yes, but only because the rear clips are missing see post on tother thread for solution

Will take/post pic tomorrow to show how unscuffed it is underneath 

[tunnie]

Here's a thought...

Given that Tunnie is sooo keen to shift his 3.2 now he can't get a buggy in with the wheels on, howabout you replace TBE with Ts and fit the wheels, bumpers and skirts to it. Swap the lpg kit over as well and you will end up with a chavved nice Irmscher Elite which, like mine, is perfectly capable of negotiating speed humps at, er, speed...

If you ask nicely, he might even let you have it as a straight swap for the lpg kit from the Bullet

Ohhhh yes I can, you are maybe thinking of the 2.2 

[05omegav6]

Which is why you're replacing it with an estate

Anyways, I have found you a buyer for it, and if you're lucky, you might get a serviceable 3.0 lpg kit for it

[tunnie]

Which is why you're replacing it with an estate

Anyways, I have found you a buyer for it, and if you're lucky, you might get a serviceable 3.0 lpg kit for it

Does it come with free fitting?   

[TheBoy]

I wonder if Mrs TB has a tape measure, I could measure it.

But the Irmscher bumper does hang a lot lower than a std bumper (PFL or FL). Still, it needed respraying again anyway 

They all (air dams) rub to a certain extent, so it is lower of course. Where as the standard one has a rubber strip. So by default you do have to be carefull. I know TB doesn't comprehend this concept, but common sense must prevail. Surely?

Address the glaringly obvious and correct the ride height.


I wonder if Al's rubs.. ? Knowing his car sits much higher.

Oh I give up 

[05omegav6]

Which is why you're replacing it with an estate

Anyways, I have found you a buyer for it, and if you're lucky, you might get a serviceable 3.0 lpg kit for it

Does it come with free fitting?   

TB might oblige if the 3.2 has a fresh MoT and 6 months tax

[VXL V6]

Err TB running an Elite on Elite Suspension... nope....

Can't say I would ever consider that either. Find my MV6 springs (brand new from VX - Germany) and B4 shocks on the 2.6 feel soft compared to the Eibach and B4 suspension on the 3.2 but it's a compromise I have to make to get the ride height for the future LPG and my work 'stuff' in the boot.

[tunnie]

Which is why you're replacing it with an estate

Anyways, I have found you a buyer for it, and if you're lucky, you might get a serviceable 3.0 lpg kit for it

Does it come with free fitting?   

TB might oblige if the 3.2 has a fresh MoT and 6 months tax

Almost, MOT'd until December, tax is October 

[TheBoy]

Which is why you're replacing it with an estate

Anyways, I have found you a buyer for it, and if you're lucky, you might get a serviceable 3.0 lpg kit for it

Have you found some foreskin earwarmers?

[chrisgixer]

I wonder if Mrs TB has a tape measure, I could measure it.

But the Irmscher bumper does hang a lot lower than a std bumper (PFL or FL). Still, it needed respraying again anyway 

They all (air dams) rub to a certain extent, so it is lower of course. Where as the standard one has a rubber strip. So by default you do have to be carefull. I know TB doesn't comprehend this concept, but common sense must prevail. Surely?

Address the glaringly obvious and correct the ride height.


I wonder if Al's rubs.. ? Knowing his car sits much higher.

Oh I give up 

Is it sagging? Poorly fitted? The cross member could be raised on the bolt holes. And what does the ride height measure?

[05omegav6]

Which is why you're replacing it with an estate

Anyways, I have found you a buyer for it, and if you're lucky, you might get a serviceable 3.0 lpg kit for it

Have you found some foreskin earwarmers?

Al runs off to Craigslist...

[Keith ABS]

    Sold my estate to a new member here. The Monza replacing it will have some big boots to fill for driving pleasure and comfort levels
Keith B

[05omegav6]

Yes, but only because the rear clips are missing see post on tother thread for solution

Will take/post pic tomorrow to show how unscuffed it is underneath 

As promised...





That's about 30,000 miles worth 

[TheBoy]

I wonder if Mrs TB has a tape measure, I could measure it.

But the Irmscher bumper does hang a lot lower than a std bumper (PFL or FL). Still, it needed respraying again anyway 

They all (air dams) rub to a certain extent, so it is lower of course. Where as the standard one has a rubber strip. So by default you do have to be carefull. I know TB doesn't comprehend this concept, but common sense must prevail. Surely?

Address the glaringly obvious and correct the ride height.


I wonder if Al's rubs.. ? Knowing his car sits much higher.

Oh I give up 

Is it sagging? Poorly fitted? The cross member could be raised on the bolt holes. And what does the ride height measure?

I don't believe so. She's gone out in it tonight, so can't measure.

I do just think the Irmscher bumper is low, and additionally, low further forward, with lowest point being right at the front. The OE bumper's lowest point is the rubber, and that's further back.  If that makes sense?