Do you have much experience of coilovers? Sounds to me like a no.
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Do you have much experience of coilovers? Sounds to me like a no.
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I think the gold wheels only look good with Subaru. It's a nice looking car btw.
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Got some pics yesterday of it at last it is on a set of JOM coils and they are more comfortable than my fiesta with a Gmax sport kit fitted to it I was expecting to be harsh granted that potholes are a killer if you cannot avoid them shakes you to bits but ride is not bad even with the rubber band tires on. 
Also I haven't washed it yet.
Also I haven't washed it yet.
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No they must all fall down to this practice as soon as they are purchased.
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Glad you are happy with 
Now get it cleaned.
Now get it cleaned.
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I am quite happy with it getting about 30mpg if not booting it all day.
It rained today so plans to clean where put off.
It rained today so plans to clean where put off.
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With some friends the other day
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I want your friends...
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Even Lamborghinis look rubbish with black wheels.
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Not keen on them black wheels myself. Looks like someone has chucked aftermarket specials on it.
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What wheels? I don't see any wheels.
/me hums Back To The Future theme
/me hums Back To The Future theme
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Nope, it's on the Crown Estate
Don't be harsh on yourself; the Scooby could probably be had for £7k or so. Good luck with the Lambo, Range Rover and mansion though.
Lots .
Point ? And bare in mind my whole comment is based on a question about £150 coilovers. Unless they are just to slam the car on its arse then you could never convince me that nastily put together shocks with hardly any dampening that rust within one winter are good value for money compared to stock shocks and uprated springs , both technically and in the real world .
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Picked up a Fiesta Zetec S with my GF this morning, in the end we paid £9500 and the car has 9300 on the clock, really quite pleased with it. The ZS and ST together..
Will get some better pics in the next couple of days, gave it a quick wax after picking it up today to protect the paint before having to take it to work.
First impressions are very good, the ride and handling are excellent, as well as the seats, it'd be unfair to compare the performance to the ST but it doesn't disappoint, the 1.6 118ps engine is punchy enough to make overtakes and acceleration easy enough and it cruises very well at motorway speeds with it's refinement.
What impressed me the most however is the entertainment system, it comes with everything except satnav so has USB/AUX in, phone, bluetooth music streaming etc and it's all very simple to use unlike some systems.
Only gripe is the dealership experience, they were absolutely fantastic from beginning to end when they refused to include a simple set of £35 car mats, Ford really need to sort this out because after just giving them nearly £10k they can afford to throw in a set of mats ffs.
Will get some better pics in the next couple of days, gave it a quick wax after picking it up today to protect the paint before having to take it to work.
First impressions are very good, the ride and handling are excellent, as well as the seats, it'd be unfair to compare the performance to the ST but it doesn't disappoint, the 1.6 118ps engine is punchy enough to make overtakes and acceleration easy enough and it cruises very well at motorway speeds with it's refinement.
What impressed me the most however is the entertainment system, it comes with everything except satnav so has USB/AUX in, phone, bluetooth music streaming etc and it's all very simple to use unlike some systems.
Only gripe is the dealership experience, they were absolutely fantastic from beginning to end when they refused to include a simple set of £35 car mats, Ford really need to sort this out because after just giving them nearly £10k they can afford to throw in a set of mats ffs.
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