Remember these were not cheap motors when new, so they were designed for money to be thrown at them when they break by their rich owners ! lol
Impalling cars on the front of the appliance when jumping red lights, rolling them on roundabouts, tipping them over with the ladderBloody hell I don't know which way to turn. I already to the OP that I won't speak to him for putting it on coils, I used to drive fire engines for Cheshire County FB, and I own a Clio, Spanish reg and lives in the Canaries. Yes Keith there are some bad drivers out there, my first turnout was to standby at Chester City Station ( that shows my age) and the driver nearly turned it over on a roundabout on the A41. Showing off to the newby.
Nowt wrong with air. If it doesn't work it's down to bad maintenance and that will apply to the rest of the car.well at least we all getting a chuckle out of it , the thing is just old , every bloody part of the air was worn out and tbh springs were the cheapest way out and being sure of a cure , new air compressor new leg new ride sensors where was it going to stop and it just did no more air worries it hasnt got air anymore .
there comes a point when a vheicle becomes a write off and a truck worth 6000 is only worth spending 50% on repairs , the spring aption was attractive and has worked .
to be honest having done one and the result i would buy one with knackered air and do it again .
my mate has had several p38 and the only reason he hadnt moved up to a L322 was the air hes now buying one
Impalling cars on the front of the appliance when jumping red lights, rolling them on roundabouts, tipping them over with the ladder
T'was fun as a lad riding when they were going forward to cover, 80mph on the Southend Road ringing the bells, that shows my age. No sirens or blue lights.
God you are an old barsteward, bet you had the job of feeding the horses after the job
Lots of horses, Dennis appliances with Rolls Royce 6 or 8 cylinder petrol engines, went like stink if the governor was removedGod you are an old barsteward, bet you had the job of feeding the horses after the job
Lots of horses, Dennis appliances with Rolls Royce 6 or 8 cylinder petrol engines, went like stink if the governor was removed
Lots of horses, Dennis appliances with Rolls Royce 6 or 8 cylinder petrol engines, went like stink if the governor was removed
If the air suspension was neglected then i would suspect the rest of the car is the same tbh.
Depends what you want out of a RR at the end of the day, to pose around in regardless of the driving quality or to respect the RR for what it is (a fantastic 4x4 to drive that comes at a hefty price).
having done about 50 miles in it this morning i cant see any real difference in the ride
i have tested it today at higher speeds and its better than on air whilst it is defiantly stiffer .
Surely it will be illegal now if air suspension was used as HID self leveling?