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Posts posted by IanS
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2004
Self fit guide would be awesome
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Stay away from the washing up liquid, use a well diluted wheel cleaner like Bilberry. Once clean, use a good sealant on the wheels, this will make cleaning much easier in the future. I am meaning to get some proper wheel sealant, but in the interim I use AutoGlym Extra Gloss Protection. I only have Rays, but the maintenance principle is the same
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Mine arrived aswell, thanks to you both.
Will try and fit tmrw!
+1 Cheers guys
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So after getting my licence last year, and doing the wise thing of not getting one over winter - I am now in the market for a bike
Have test riden a few (Bandit, Hornet) but today tried a CBR600F and have decided its got to be a sports bike for me. Really liked the one I tested but it broke down while on test....so had to ride pillion on the back of a Fireblade (not recommended )
I know that there are a few bikers on here so wonderred what you thought on these, have any other suggestions for me to try or even know of any second had CBR's for sale near London.
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also Chilli - can you recommend a good local garage so I can collect them and go get them fitted?
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Right - I am going to take you up on that price.
If I pay the deposit and 4 others dont sign up.....can I get the money back?
Takers:
1. Ian S
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Possible to just collect from Chilli's?
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I am keen for a Brooklands meet
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Nice one - alright if I collect in person? Any takers for the distribute at Chilli's?
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Nice one Adrian - a breakfast at the Ace Cafe might be a good start?
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Oh and its a cat d...but only light panel damage but fully repaired by nissan specialist!!
Is this a cause for concern?? as im not looking to sell it on anytime soon.
I would stay away from a Cat D personally - unless they are selling it at a bargain basement price. View as many cars as you can
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I tend to look at the oil pressure. I wait until it drops to 20-30 on idle before playing induction tunes.
Yup, I'm with you guys. Coolant heats up a bit quicker than oil, so wait for the coolant to level off and the oil pressure to drop, then we're off!
One thing that amazes me is how long the Zed keeps its head when turned off. You can leave it a good few hours and the coolant is still warm when you get back in. My old cars always went cold within an hour.
I find that as well, and even the oil pressure stays low for a good while too. Especially if I have been out and then wash the car, it can be a pain when trying to dry the bonnet!
Syptom of a big engine...Veyron probably stays warm for weeks!
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Awfully brilliant....wonder how many bhp/litre?!
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Great minds Mr L!
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Think Adam at Z1 stocks these so can probably comment with some authority. Seem to remember hearing that there is a risk to ruining engine timing?
Would certainly look nice under the bonnet tho!
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Thanks Chilly,
Are these comparable to these?
I'm interested in Berks only. But they have to be a good price. I can get them for £350 delivered. If you can beat that, then I'm all ears!Wizard, grateful if you can share a bit of detail
Cheers
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Hey Chilli - could you either post of PM your standard prices ? Cheers
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Good result mate
Cheaper than an trip to the Stealers
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Sounds like the brakes arent getting up to full temperature very often. Suggest you may want to do a couple of high speed runs and firmly brake down to 10-15 miles per hour. Sort of like the brake bedding in process (have a search for guidance). In my experience this will clear any deposits on the pads / disks.
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Usually it is mixed in with normal fuel, I think Volvo will sell you a car that can run on it as well as normal unleaded. Has better green credentials - lots of arguments whether that is true or not. Not something you will find at your regular pumps though.
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E85 is bioethanol, definately more power gains to be had from running it....but where can you buy it?
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Found this.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEy3HbFX ... re=related
Looks like someone on here...anyone know which CATS they are / have any advice on brands?
BEST way to keep LMGT4 wheels in top condition?
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Buy a cheaper brush and a 1L bottle of bilberry!