a2dds
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very nice, does it make much difference to performance etc?? i was just thinking of the scoop on top
very nice, does it make much difference to performance etc?? i was just thinking of the scoop on top
discomark10
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the performance has been reduced at bit, but I think that is mainly down to the long snorkel pipe
andrewblueboy
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after fitting both box sections for sills im now doing the front wheel arches to floor. overall everything going to plan.
hoopfish
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Loaded it for tomorrow .. Green laning in Derbyshire .. last drive before docs on Tuesday, Juliet's coming along in case me knee locks .. it dislocated three times last night alone!!
Be carefull out there!
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Forgottenpoppy
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Loaded it for tomorrow .. Green laning in Derbyshire .. last drive before docs on Tuesday, Juliet's coming along in case me knee locks .. it dislocated three times last night alone!!
Could you not use a brace while you're driving my lovely
Could you not use a brace while you're driving my lovely
I dunno, am I ever likely to drive your lovely?
Probably, but I'm waiting to see what the doc says next week. Can't be bothered messing too much with it for now, I do wear a tubigrip thing sometimes if it's feeling fragile!
Forgottenpoppy
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I dunno, am I ever likely to drive your lovely?
Probably, but I'm waiting to see what the doc says next week. Can't be bothered messing too much with it for now, I do wear a tubigrip thing sometimes if it's feeling fragile!
Ok I asked for that lol
Just might help putting summit stronger that tubigrip while you're laning
Are the clutches as heavy as the defender ones on a disco?
I've not, so far, hurt the knee driving, other than feeling a bit more than usual pain, and I doubt a brace is the right thing for now. When it dislocates it's hard to see what's wrong until it goes back .. it's hard to describe. The best way to relocate it is to simply stand on my right leg and straighten my left out as fully as I can and lift my toes up to stretch the whole leg. I've tried pushing the sticking out bit back in, but it doesn't work, it feels like a notch, so needs pulling apart and sliding rather than just sliding to put back!
And yes, Disco clutches are near as dammit identical ..
Forgottenpoppy
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I've not, so far, hurt the knee driving, other than feeling a bit more than usual pain, and I doubt a brace is the right thing for now. When it dislocates it's hard to see what's wrong until it goes back .. it's hard to describe. The best way to relocate it is to simply stand on my right leg and straighten my left out as fully as I can and lift my toes up to stretch the whole leg. I've tried pushing the sticking out bit back in, but it doesn't work, it feels like a notch, so needs pulling apart and sliding rather than just sliding to put back!
And yes, Disco clutches are near as dammit identical ..
Only driven an auto v8, bummer, poor you, I hope they manage to sort it out for you, knees are a bugger
hugs
Thanks.
We've been thinking that if my knee doesn't want to play and they can't fix it properly, basically the cruciate ligament isn't attached and half the knee cap is no more, then an auto will be needed .. and given the choice I'd love a V8, but for what I do a Tdi will probably be best!!
We've been thinking that if my knee doesn't want to play and they can't fix it properly, basically the cruciate ligament isn't attached and half the knee cap is no more, then an auto will be needed .. and given the choice I'd love a V8, but for what I do a Tdi will probably be best!!
defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
hope your all sorted mate for when you do the pass your going to injoy it wot a laneLoaded it for tomorrow .. Green laning in Derbyshire .. last drive before docs on Tuesday, Juliet's coming along in case me knee locks .. it dislocated three times last night alone!!
