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Always spare plenums in Perth

That's tomorrow

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Just took a fresh delivery today Ian so plenty in stock. Unsure on price yet as I have not got the Customs bill in as yet If they came through without tax and duty charges then they will be around £250.00 for a set of 2 front and 2 rear. If they get caught and levied then they will be around £295.00 for a complete set. A superb upgrade for the Zed and totally essential if lowered. Alex.

Replace them with oem at your peril matey as you will have to replace them again in about a year's time. Total false economy. IMHO. Fit the best and only replace them once.

These will solve all your problems guys. In stock and good to go. Cheers, Alex.

Try an ECU reset.

Hi and to the forum and good luck with the search.

Nice one, always good to hear a bit of positive

Hi and to the forum

Straight forward Rog.

How do you know it's a 'he'..... He is a 'he' and it does exist

Cheers mate, nice one.

Just remove the callipers David and they will fall off. You may have to loosen off the handbrake to get the rears off There also might be small locating bolts on the hubs. Alex.

And you can have mine for 60K and also the car for free all 600 bhp of it although broken at the moment but will be well again very soon.

Cheers for the heads up Renegade Gourlay, pm me if are interested. You can even view before you buy as I am only down in Perth and in Aberdeen most weekends. Cheers, Alex.

Cheers for the heads up Renegade Gourlay, pm me if are interested. You can even view before you buy as I am only down in Perth and in Aberdeen most weekends. Cheers, Alex.

To save the clutch disc potentially sticking to the fly or cover.

To save the clutch disc potentially sticking to the fly or cover.

Yeah and to protect the side walls, also if you are away for 6 months there is always the chance that a tyre may go down. If the car can be started and moved a bit every week then my recomendations are not really necessary. But if you are like me, storage for 6 months tends to turn into a year at least and it is amazing how stuff deteriorates when left unattended. Best also to dry the bodywork down well before storing and make sure that the brake discs are well dry.

Yeah and to protect the side walls, also if you are away for 6 months there is always the chance that a tyre may go down. If the car can be started and moved a bit every week then my recomendations are not really necessary. But if you are like me, storage for 6 months tends to turn into a year at least and it is amazing how stuff deteriorates when left unattended. Best also to dry the bodywork down well before storing and make sure that the brake discs are well dry.

Put it up on blocks if you can, leave handbrake off, disconnect the battery or hook up a suitable trickle charger, jam the clutch pedal down. Lock the garage door.

Put it up on blocks if you can, leave handbrake off, disconnect the battery or hook up a suitable trickle charger, jam the clutch pedal down. Lock the garage door.

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