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Sold to Sandy Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Sandy YHM Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Finlay YHM Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Sorry guys having a really duff night tonight Price £80 incl postage Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Sorry links seems duff try this http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?cls=MSPORT&pcode=OMESLS Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Fitted and used only once, original packaging and instructions still in the box, costs new £117 click here

Guys Hullavington is about 3 miles north of M4 Junction 17 (Chippenham) Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Thanks david Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

I am just making up some rims after a long break and cant remember if I should put a flat washer on the outside between the cap head and the outer rim?. I know it has a flat washer on the inside behind the nyloc but can't remember on the outside.Just wanted to do the job tomorrow, failing that will call Mike Barnsby on Tuesday if no one here has the answer. Thanks Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Rich YHM sold to Rich Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Brand new Momo steering wheel (undrilled) 260mm Leather still in original wrapping £80 Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

My advice You will make a mistake and put at least one popper in the wrong place. You have (presumably) paid a fair some for the nice new cover Pay someone to fit it who has done it before - they cock it up they replace it !! Learnt that trick many yeras ago when I paid £300 for a mohair cover for a TR6 !! Failing that, if you do do it yourself: 1) make sure the cover is tight by being nice and warm - now looks like a good time 2) stretch the cover over the studs on the car making sure it is central and tape it in place, then start in the middle andfeel through the cover to where a popper is on the car and pierce the cover with a bradawl, then remove cover from car and fit popper to cover. 3) repeat 2 for the second stud (adjacent to the first one you did) 4)Do them all one at a time, do not be tempted to short cut or you will invariably not get them tight. When CC did mine for me (a few more quid on my SVA check bill) they did an excellent job, I really strugled to get the poppers on at first but over time as it stretched they were then in the perfecr position. Same goes for a boot cover Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Thanks Mav Where are they basede, any web / coontact details Very good petrolhead Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

Does anyone know of a supplier who stocks non drilled momo steering wheels (for my race car, not caterham). Demon Tweeks are out of stock and apparently momo do not like to quote delivery times as ythey are nearer to years than months! needs to be non drilled as it has to fit to an unusual boss Thanks Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing

I presumje you guys have checked the fitting - I believe they changed the side rails on the Minno around that time ? May be wrong, nly trying to help and save wasted journeys Mark 20 years with no points then I buy this bloody thing