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  1. Trev-the-Rev
    That would solve the directional problem yes, but if they have started to wear unevenly due to incorrect fitment, then this is not a solution.
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    to the forum Daaave. I can't help you with garages in Bristol but we've got a few members from that area who I'm sure will be along with some advice. Post some pics up of your Zed when you can.
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    Or even Gestapo Your old enough to remember when the real Gestapo were about Stupid boy no one's on here is that old
  4. Trev-the-Rev
    They did a good line in food poisoning when I was out there so watch what you eat
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    If you get a Zed in time, put your name down for the SW drive out on the 18th August
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    Matey. Ignore Nixy as she's frustrated waiting for her's to arrive
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    Or even Gestapo
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    Only the tight arses Don't need one on the 06MY's as they are quite rorty to start with. tight arse Don't tell everyone
  9. Trev-the-Rev
    Only the tight arses Don't need one on the 06MY's as they are quite rorty to start with.
  10. Trev-the-Rev
    I use Castrol Magnatec 5W - 30.
  11. Trev-the-Rev
    It's likely that the steering wheel is off centre because they didn't have it centered when they made the adjustments. Best to get it double checked though.
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    Fitting directional tyres the wrong way round is very much likely to cause excessive and possibly uneven wear. It will also considerable effect the stability of the car in the wet as the tread won't be able to displace the water.
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    That's a massive amount. Your last set of tyres must have had some interesting wear to them They certainly did I need to take it back tomorrow though as now the steeringwheel does not return back to the correct position when driving straight I presume you mean that it's off centre
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    yep and there is enough room for your dentures too But not enough for all the knowledge we've acquired
  15. Trev-the-Rev
    I think Sarnie's got them on his new wheels.
  16. Trev-the-Rev
    That's a massive amount. Your last set of tyres must have had some interesting wear to them
  17. Trev-the-Rev
    Was that a Ford Cupri or a Ford Capri?
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    Mine's at 6900.
  19. Trev-the-Rev
    Looks alright to me dude.
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    I'm going to stick my neck out here and suggest that this type of wear can be the result of hard acceleration in the lower gears. When you boot it, the rear sits down and the back tyres adopt a negative camber which is why the outer edges are not as worn as the rest of the tyre. That's my opinion anyway
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    Mine didn't either and I've had it from new
  22. Trev-the-Rev
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Genuine-Nissan-35 ... dZViewItem
  23. Trev-the-Rev
    Agreed you would feel a right knob. Mind you some Ferrari owners probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference anyway.
  24. Trev-the-Rev
    Although it wasn't my intention it looks as if I've stimulated a bit of a debate here. I agree that it's a bit naff, but have to say it looks a damm sight better than some of the stuff that driving around for this sort of money.
  25. Trev-the-Rev
    Sounds But those rear light clusters are
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