Technical Changed to studded tyres today
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Technical Changed to studded tyres today
Was that sound you playing with your chopper? 
I must try to get hold of a video camera and record the noise of mine going through some of the narrow streets around Windsor, the induction kit coupled with the DTR exhaust sounds fab!
Didn't they fix it propperly
(It's the rear one - in case you thought it was the front one.)
He's probably put the wheels on the wrong way round!
:tosser:
The rubbing probably comes from my B possibly being somewhat banana shaped from all the crashing
And maybe wrong ET (not the phoning home sort) on the alloys. But, after 3 hours driving around, in the Punto, and visiting 10 or more shops I finally found some bolts that were long enough for me to put the spacers one, so problem fixed. Well done me 
They look good..................anyone want to take a sweepstake on how long it takes ROBOT to stuff them into a kerb and blame the weather?
Rbot measure the distance from the wheel to the wing both sides, if they are different measurements you have a problem....They should have been rubbing both sides or not at all.
I would not worry too much Al, give him a couple of months and he will bash things back into alignment!
I'd not bother visiting the Viking shores for a while Lee esp if Robot's using studded tyres........you might get one rammed up your *~#*
Not much chance of me travelling until I secure another contract, just hope he does not decide to invade the UK (again)...............
That's OK the studs wouldn't last very long or help his driving style
Clever f*ckers
I'm not denying that it might be somewhat bent - it's been crashed a few times (I bought it 'pre-crashed' - bloody seller didn't tell me) - so that might be the rub for the rubbing. It might also be that the plastic lining's a little loose. Anyhow, not to worry: it's only a car , and I'll probably keep it until it falls apart. A few more weeks in other words
I'm not denying that it might be somewhat bent - it's been crashed a few times (I bought it 'pre-crashed' - bloody seller didn't tell me
) - so that might be the rub for the rubbing. It might also be that the plastic lining's a little loose. Anyhow, not to worry: it's only a car , and I'll probably keep it until it falls apart. A few more weeks in other words 
