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My car seems to have developed a tendency to scrub out the inner 20mm of the front tyres. I have just replaced a set of tyres, the fronts were down to the canvas, which was rather alarming as the rest of the tyre was worn but generally fine. It’s pretty tricky to regularly monitor the tyre wear in...

Nige
Thanks, its all so easy when you know how to do it!

Does anyone know how to remove the front door card. So far i have tryed removing the two screws on eithre side at the top of the card panel, and removed the screw behind the door handle, pulled up....no joy....pulled out no joy. :evil: :evil: I have also tryed prizing the card out at the bottom with...

Thanks very much indeed. Presently having just cleard the garage out, the car in now parked under cover and drying out. Thought that this was the priortiy before trying to find the leak.... Was very concerned to find that there are a load of rather inportant electrics under the seat,..... however, n...

Cheers
I will give it a go.
Its just really wierd to be be collecting in the rear footwell!!

My RS has sprung a leek!! Water is collecting in the rear offside footwell. Got in the car for the first time in four weeks to find about 20mm of water. Removed what i could see with many sponges, and the stuff kept re-appearing when driving, particularly when accelerating,... at one point it sounde...

VARSITY wrote:If you can see that much detail of the earth from the pics, can you see the shuttle using a decent telescope?

A qusetion from my 9y/o son.

If you know where to look!

Nige Dialynx fitted the callipers and had a braket fabricated for the caliper conversion. The discs are a Quattro GMBH RS6+ and i think are 365mm, The pads cover the complete section of the disc, so you dont get lips created on the disc with pad wear. I also have standard wheels. Not sure about adap...

I'm running Porsche 996 GT3 Cup 6 Pot Brembo callipers with RS6+ front discs, (cross drilled) and yellow pagid pads, which have worked very well indeed, loads of stoping power and plenty of peddle feel. Pagid do quite a few pad aoptions for these callipers which will suite pretty much any road or ra...

Nick
No i dont think that the system is pressurised, or at least it did not appear to be when i last bled my 6 pot brembo calipers on the front.
I'm presuming that if it is, taking the lid off the fluid reservoir would release the pressure.

where does one get discs skimmed, as mine could do with that too?

Nick
I am planning to change the brake fliud as well. I usually do this after each winter.

Hi Jay, I have had my car for nearly four years now and done two cambelt changes. When I had the car it was on long life oil servicing which i continued with for the first year, however this lead to the cam chain tensioners needing replacing along with my last cambelt change, which was quite a bit o...

I am going to do a brake service this weekend on my car, and I allready know that the rear callipers are a bit tight, (hopfully not seized). Does anyone have an opinion on trying to service the callipers to free them up, or is it best poilicy to just buy a new callipers? Not sure if servicing the ca...

Was there over the easter weekend, but had to wait around for a low pushing tide to get some good waves on croyde, very busy though! Still afternoon's entertainment on good friday was digging the life guards car out of a rising tide after they cocked up a jet ski launch! water was half way up the do...