That is what I was talking about. Only OEM on imports. They weren't on UK cars at all.
Hmm: What about early UK non-GT cars. Were they already 18s?
Excuse my zed ignorance :)
i thought all uk cars were gt spec.. but regardless the oem wheels in uk were the 18's but not rays.
buy an aerosync bumper from z1 or somewhere in the states. much better quality material much harder to break, stew has one and it looks brilliant. Getting one myself for next year so i dont destroy the genuine badboy in the kitty litter on track
i have the samsung 6-series also in rose black effect frame. Absolutely love it and had zero issues with it.
It still has a better picture than my buddys 3d plasma which he spent a fortune on.
Cheers for all the well wishes everybody! Feeling older now.. 6 yrs till hit that 30 mark but on the bright side my insurance will drop a little more haha..
Didnt go out on the town last night, just up to my missus dads pub for a couple of quiet ones with a few people.
Thanks again for all the wishes everyone
I've actually went to 235 on front. Having 255's will make tyre and wheel look rubbish i reckon. Will look to big for the 8.5j rim and will cause the car to be very oversteery as the front will have more grip.
Admiral renewal just came in for me. For the zed and swift sport, 23 yrs old, 3yrs no claims, a crash 2.5yrs ago@ 4k ish. 700 for zed 600 for swift. 0 voluntary excess, 250 compulsory
A resistor will cause the current to increase???
I = V/R
Lmao too busy thinking about pvi. Yes youre correct.
Forgetting the fact that the ohms rating will differ due to being different types of lamps. I see now the reason for the resistor. The filament will obviously have much larger resistance. If the two lamps were filament then then the 1w will have an even higher resistance which means a lower current
Got carried away with that and mis-led myself
Missed a major fact of the power @ *ohms