It's a new scheme that's just been launched by Ride Drive and it concerns the Ride Drive Advanced Driving Programme which now has the backing of a motor insurance agent.
details of the benefits involved by clicking here http://www.ridedrive.co.uk/adrianflux.htm
question is, what happens if you are already insured by adrian flux, like I am?
25% seems quite an interesting sum of money to save every year...
Val bought a nismo bumper off eBay a while back. Apparantly the real ones have the Nismo markings on the inside. If its real it is a bargain as a real one costs approx £700 plus painting and fitting
indeed. Ask them to send you a pic of the inside of the bumper. it will have a Nismo serial number and mark on it.
I paid £200 for mine too. So price is right, if genuine
have a look yourself, you can see if the pads are shot or not! even with them still on the car, just taking the wheel off will make possible to have a look at how much pad is left.
If not take a pic and we'll see
btw
245 and 275 rears.
Volks are good, but (and this is just my opinion) you shouldn't go over 19" (and these already affect handling more than you think).
Perfect wheel for me for both styling and performance has to be:
FORGED
lightweight
strong
unique design (that excludes 5 spokes for me as everyone has 5 spokes)
reputable brand
must fill the arches
with a decent lip
WTF £1750 for cast wheels??????????????????
You've been done mate, sorry.
re: 5 spokes, on the contrary lomoto, I like individuality, everyone has got 5 spokers
WORK Mesiter S2R 2 piece forged, 18x9 and 18x10. Tokico dspec dampers and RSR titanium springs. Only drop the Z 10mm (and it's already too muhc with my kit...) but the change in handling is very noticeable.
It's not mine, mate! It's off a yank site. Some lovely 18" wheels I had to pass by because they don't come in a 19"!
proper wheels don't come in 19" Double six are awesome btw cost a fortune too
amen to that.
with my wider 18" (and much lighter) and my suspension setup the improvement in handling has been SUBSTANTIAL, and that's just on UK roads, so far. Not tried it anywhere else like tracks, but expect even better results there.