Recent content by Gallcobair

Good call, thanks HDI

Jean Ragnotti, that man that Drifts a Clio Williams. This guy is unreal to watch, check him out, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYaTDl-nXy0

I thinks its main purpose is sound suppression so, it may not be the most essential piece of equipment on your motor.

Thank you very much, yes i do believe its the short journeys causing the problem. I dont think he is tampering with it, he's not that kind of person and its more trouble for him than it is me. I think your right lutonmatt, I cant keep a warrenty on the box if its neither my fault or the parts...

I recently fitted a back box to a 1.4 citroen xsara estate 2001 model, the customer had complained that he has fitted 3 back boxs in a short space of time. Within a week he had returned to me, the back box was leaking water at both the seam and the join to the middle box, there was an excessive...

Weld that diff and get er sideways dude! :bigsmile:

Your more than welcome! This for me is real cars, driving in real races, talent like that cant be bought! :D

Just recently took an interest in Touring car races while watching these videos, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mcpfLMQsp8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxFjyMUWLF8&feature=channel_video_title Enjoy petrolheads!!

looking good dude, im a big capri fan myself. keep the pics coming

Artic. with box trailer. Scary stuff, plus I just cant really get the hang of those air brakes (and I dont actually have a licence for one)!

You know its cold when... ......your walking to work because you know your never gona be able to drive up that frosty hill no matter how many times you try. .....you know you should have bought an anchor this year instead of those new brake pads because there not worth a Jack in the snow!

I've actually been posting on the forums and forgot to come in here first (sorry). I hope I can be of some help to people on here and i'll try my best because this is exactly what every mechanic/car enthusiate needs. Gallcobair.:D

The problem is down to under-inflation of the tire, over inflation would have the opposite affect (incresed wear on the centre of the thread). Incorrect Toe in / toe out will leave a feathering baldness on the inside / outside of the tire (one bald tire side only per tire).

Does anyone know is it possible to adjust the rear toe angle on a pug 107. I couldn't see any adjustable bolts or track rods etc. Thanks

Re: OBD II Sorftware? Yeah its for a garage. Tasks like fault code reading, service light setting and possibly key coding etc. Doesn't have to have any modding options like ECU mapping/tunning etc.