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New family member
New family member
Been polishing for a couple of days now, so I thought it was time to take her out
Last edited by Darrel on Wed Jun 08, 2016 4:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: New family member
Looks great nice reflection there .
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Richard137
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Re: New family member
Very deep shine, Congratulations on your new family member!
2006 BMW E53 Titanium Silver (Facelift)
Remapped
LED Angel Eyes
LED Reverse Lights
B-Pillars Wrapped in Carbon Black
Rear Wiper E70 Conversion
Winter Wheels (18" 255/55).
------ To Do ------
CREE Driving light set.
Steering wheel to be Carbon Wrapped.
Running Boards to be polished.
Remapped
LED Angel Eyes
LED Reverse Lights
B-Pillars Wrapped in Carbon Black
Rear Wiper E70 Conversion
Winter Wheels (18" 255/55).
------ To Do ------
CREE Driving light set.
Steering wheel to be Carbon Wrapped.
Running Boards to be polished.
Re: New family member
Hi
The car looks good and shows it was worth the effort
The car looks good and shows it was worth the effort
Now: E70 X5 in Blue, 3 Minis Cooper S R53, JCW R56 & Cooper S Roadster R59 :drive:
Prev: Abarth 595C & 500C, E53 X5 4.4i, E88 135i M Sport, Audi TT Mk1 V6, 3 Smarts, 8 Vauxhalls, 4 Fords, 2 Triumphs, 1 Mini & Bikes
Prev: Abarth 595C & 500C, E53 X5 4.4i, E88 135i M Sport, Audi TT Mk1 V6, 3 Smarts, 8 Vauxhalls, 4 Fords, 2 Triumphs, 1 Mini & Bikes
Re: New family member
I have just fitted some of those davanti tyres....really impressed so far, especially for the price....
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OnlineX5Sport
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Looking good. Keep an ear on the transmission for any odd noises.
These cars can be sensitive to tyres, and especially wide variations in tread depth. There have been an increasing number of broken diffs occurring and tyres might be a contributing factor. It's still only a few but.....
As long as the depths remain close together you should be fine, but if they vary a lot front to rear then you need to be monitoring the car. Changing as a set seems to reduce the likelihood of any issues.
These cars can be sensitive to tyres, and especially wide variations in tread depth. There have been an increasing number of broken diffs occurring and tyres might be a contributing factor. It's still only a few but.....
As long as the depths remain close together you should be fine, but if they vary a lot front to rear then you need to be monitoring the car. Changing as a set seems to reduce the likelihood of any issues.
Never anthropomorphise computers. They hate that.