Philip
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Quoting Hands Andy: it looks better than that 4 door Porsche. Andrew F That's damning with faint praise
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Simples
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He he, that is bonkers - they're in the NE of scotland - 15 miles north of Aberdeen, so delivery comes from Comma, up to Inverurie, than back down to Surrey for less than your local place This is stuff I use. Edited by - Philip on 17 May 2011 21:35:22
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Thought this had something to do with Easter 😬
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What is the standard ride hieght/sump clearance for a '98 SLR ? I read 70-80mm sump clearance (I've just had the sump replaced ) and 12-15mm rake, front to rear (behind front wings / in front of rear wings) and in some notes, lower wishbones parallel to road - what does this translate to as ride height on the chassis rails ? Have read tips, but not sure. Car is mainly road use, but gets a few outings to Knockhill.
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I'm sorry, but I was taught that Four Sevens are 28, not 271 .....
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Mine looked different that those. You can see them in the full kit (orange): linky Why don't you call Darren or Tony ? They'll keep you right Edited by - Philip on 16 Apr 2011 15:57:25
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It's usually mileage based, but it's cheap insurance (unless budget is an issue).
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Can you not clean the old filter ? Have CC run out of supplies of the filter ?
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They're standard fit for Elises at the moment. Must be OK for Lotus to spec them on a lightish car - check the DOT coding ...
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I had the same issue last year (2004 fronts, ~4mm) and found that in the warm weather (and on track) they were fine (not sure I could say that a newer set would be grippier). I never had the rears long enough for them to get old I've got two sets of new ones all round now, but not the weather to enjoy them. Dayglo Yellow / Carbon Superlight R No.29 (VHPD)
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Dayglo Yellow / Carbon Superlight R No.29 (VHPD)
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Shades of Dumb and Dumber ? But that is a work of genius. Dayglo Yellow / Carbon Superlight R No.29 (VHPD)
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I thought it was rude to pick your nose Dayglo Yellow / Carbon Superlight R No.29 (VHPD)