Maybe you should send a pic of that to Heather Mills ..........
Maybe I should send her the spring............. as she's on the rebound..........
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Maybe I should send her the spring............. as she's on the rebound..........
Dave, the Silver Machine Slideshow link in the first post don't gets me anywhere.
Of course I can just do like this: http://photobucket.com/albums/v638/DPJ/
Of course I can just do like this: http://photobucket.com/albums/v638/DPJ/
I've fixed it. Cheers Vidar.
I like the Leon lifter, I think I should make my own.
It's still in my car boot!
Funny you should post that. I spent an hour fixing my trolley jack yesterday. How much for one of those? Machine Mart?
I got mine off ebay, think it was about 90 quid. Its alright, you need to loctite everything tho when you get it as the nuts and bolts come loose quite often.
I like it coz i can jack my rear car up on the rear beam in the middle. Pretty low level jacking itself as well so you can get right under to jack it up.
I like it coz i can jack my rear car up on the rear beam in the middle. Pretty low level jacking itself as well so you can get right under to jack it up.
Mat
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could do wi one of them. My jack wont go under front of car. Usually crank it up a little with the tiny jack in the book with spare wheel, then when high enough, trolly jack rest of the way.
guess easiest thing would be to actually drive onto some chunky pieces of wood
guess easiest thing would be to actually drive onto some chunky pieces of wood
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It clearly says in the picture the make and model of jack. A search on Google and all will be revealed
Back to my car..............
Falken FK452s fitted today.
340mm discs.![[B)]](/forums/styles/seatcupra/oldforumsmileys/shades.gif "Cool [B)]")
Back to my car..............
Falken FK452s fitted today.
340mm discs.
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You didn't always have those calipers? Could you have had an other disc size with those?
(Yes, I've not much knowledge in brake options not consisting of "ready made" sets.)
(Yes, I've not much knowledge in brake options not consisting of "ready made" sets.)
Yes, One piece.
No, they are an acquisition. The caliper brackets determine the disk size - these discs have an 11mm spacer behind them to align them to the caliper.
The discs are oem for another car with a bigger pcd. (I need to try and find out what that car is! )
You went for them then Dave ... have you had the chance to give them some abuse yet? How are you finding the falkens so far?
Yes Pat, I was a little nervous about whether they'd fit, but they do, neatly. 11mm spacer fitted to the hub, then disc screwed to the spacer. A spigot goes into the hub end to mount the wheel. Loads of room between wheel and caliper. Calipers are virtually unmarked - off an 05 car.
I'll be honest, I only trial fitted them. I decided I'd get the MOT out of the way and pop them on properly this next weekend. I didn't want another buggeration factor.
Discs are virtually unmarked too - I need to take all their measurements before I fit them so I can source future replacements.
Brought the wheels home tonight with new tyres fitted - they've travelled 3 feet down my ramps!
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