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john the horse

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well had a new arrival and so sold our two door golf for a practical 4 door, well its got four doors at least.

trouble is as its a twin turbo alpina its just chewed up the rears in 2000miles, er bollox.

have told mrs horse to lay off the load pedal , she says its me , really, ive never ever smoked it from the lights or hit the roundabout without lift =ing off the gas

just had a quote for a pair of rears, I asked the guy if they can with an mot for that price bloody hell 265 35 19s.

just off to the bank for a remortgage and kidney removal!!

jth!
 
john the horse said:
well had a new arrival and so sold our two door golf for a practical 4 door, well its got four doors at least.

trouble is as its a twin turbo alpina its just chewed up the rears in 2000miles, er bollox.

have told mrs horse to lay off the load pedal , she says its me , really, ive never ever smoked it from the lights or hit the roundabout without lift =ing off the gas

just had a quote for a pair of rears, I asked the guy if they can with an mot for that price bloody hell 265 35 19s.

just off to the bank for a remortgage and kidney removal!!

jth!


Haha yup, our M3 (255 35 19) are equally expensive

Top Tip, but a block of wood under the loud pedal ;)
 
I have 265/30/19s on the back on my merc and I get through a set of years every 10K, not to bad you would think but thats every 3 months and the fonrt go at 6 months.

Dread to think how quick they will go on my c63 when I get it friday. :-(
 
Ha!

A rear tyre on my Laverda Formula 650 lasts 3000kms.... :roll:

Not so much a smooth transistion of power on a thumpy twin cylinder...

Bet the tyres are pricey for your cars though!

Cheers!

Alistair
 
Marriedblonde said:
john the horse said:
5erge said:
I thought we were deep in recession :mrgreen:

Des

we are , I had to get it secondhand!!!


jth

Due to the recession I got a very healthy discount from the dealer and a very nice trade in value for my current car which made it more wallet friendly :)

J.

i think if i had your money id burn my own, :mrgreen:

health to enjoy, it looks a monster of a car.
 
Hi John ,

Might be worth checking that the tyre is the correct type, even though the size and speed symbols are correct you may need a special compound to cope with the extra horses.

Type compounds are marked on the tyre after the size and type as NO, NO1 or C1, XL etc. it might be worth checking with Alpina first to see if it's one of the above.

Pete
 
Hi Pete,, What the fu*k do you know about tyres anyway !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :msn4: :msn4: :msn4:

Ozziedog,,,,,,,,,,, I`ll pm you soon as I need a bit of tyre help :lol: ;) :lol:
 
For anyone thats interested I collected my car fri and I am in love...

Clip of it starting and blip of the throttle.

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Just put pov' spec steels on with budget tyres... you bellends.

There you go... you can PayPal me 50% of your savings.

It's OK, really you don't have to thank me. :lol:
 

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