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I have to agree, after trying both I am sticking with the 16'sI like my 16s. I have been looking at a set of 18s with tyres today. I like them because they are cheap but the 18s is putting me off
P38A 2.5 diesel- want one but scared!
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Either I have to buy 2x 32” replacement tyres then get them fitted and balanced which is a lot of money and running around,
Or I could get a full set of 18s with decent tyres for about £300, hope they aren’t dodgy, but bolt them straight on?
And then have 9 wheels
Or I could get a full set of 18s with decent tyres for about £300, hope they aren’t dodgy, but bolt them straight on?
And then have 9 wheels
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Polished within an inch of its life !! Rear brake pipes have been flagged for several years, so I expect they need replacing.Tidy car
Wonder what else is hiding under the polish.
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Yes,
yes we can
I even had to pull the hair-suspension out of mine as it seemed too hippoish.
Unwittingly,
having coils is now actually more like a big Freelander but no cup holders
yes we can
I even had to pull the hair-suspension out of mine as it seemed too hippoish.
Unwittingly,
having coils is now actually more like a big Freelander but no cup holders
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There's a shedload of cheap Freelanders on ebay.
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Definitely do the rear brake pipes. Way easier with 2 of you.
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Can't find a cheap working 3DR anywhere lol! Especially an old DI
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Just had another thought.
Do these P38's have cats? or dpf's ?
Diesel only, not after a petrol.
Do these P38's have cats? or dpf's ?
Diesel only, not after a petrol.
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The p38 dozzel has a cat,, dpf`s were not even thought of when the p38 came out thank god dpf`s came out about 2007
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Pardon my ignorance but is it possible to get rid of the cat or isn't it an issue and I'm over worrying
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Decatted my 300TDi Disco but not sure if allowed on the P38Pardon my ignorance but is it possible to get rid of the cat or isn't it an issue and I'm over worrying
Pardon my ignorance but is it possible to get rid of the cat or isn't it an issue and I'm over worrying
there’s a company called Wildbear/AJS fabrication in redditch who sell an off the shelf decat and mid box delete. I run one on mine and it’s quality.
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The cat on the dozzel exhaust dont seam to give any problems that i have heard off.
