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Yes haha :rolleyes: Sometimes the sites aren't as easy to find parts for as you'd like, know for next time though

I realised this.. after I spent 25 quid extra! I should have looked more but I didn't find the other one! Oh well everyday is a school day

Kinda does 1st reply said Tanya granted didn't say first said tanya went on found that then after brought few hours later bullet bat mentioned.... Cheers for the blast to the past though! Looked on Tanya batteries cheers for info they have one using the proper part number looks perfect fit...

Well when I asked everyone said the first; after I brought it then they mentioned the cheaper one! Bit late then though :p It does seem good quality though haven't seen the cheaper one.

I used the enduroline neilly mentioned it was a perfect fit! The bullet one was same specs but cheaper. Hoping the enduroline is worth the extra 30 quid though haha

Wow that looks really good! The lil white bits effect looks awesome. Tempted to do it on mine, if the rest of it wasn't such a tip! :p

Why's it so high! :eek: flux usually pretty reasonable. 4k? Do you have no no claims or something?? 12 points? Seems crazy price. Don't undervalue too cheap cars cos more to insure cos more likely to write off

If you've ever seen a battery shorted out you'll fuse it! Like little bombs the short circuit amps is few thousands for a second. Makes a mess, melts stuff

Snap his hand off!

Boom!

Was gana suggest these we use them at work. The nipple ones look abit easy to short

That's what I'm meaning, poor choice of words now I think It's 82 and 75mm isn't it? I was thinking diameter like across the prop. Cross section w.e Across the spider sounds more obvious :p

I think there's only 2 sizes. Measure the cup diameter

Also I wouldn't drive on knackered ujs after seeing how they can flip cars Like a grenade going off if unlucky and going fast

Get underneath see if there's play by trying to twist the prop. If there's movement in the joint there's a problem. If they're tight the uj's are okay Try turn your handbreak drum too. See if resisance/grind when handbreak off. Should move a little without having to roll the vehicle

Mine had a diy through top of wing air intake when I brought it. Not so much a snorkel as a lorry air intake pipe That'l probably be easier way to do it. Personally I'd do it the hard way on passenger side through wing. Make a better job. Maybe get a diffirent air box and mount it passenger...

2k is still pretty cheap!

Alot of things I work on is random ye old size! Easier to fix and reuse everything than replace with parts you can't get! Plus if it's good it's good :p Dowty washers tho. Best thing ever if you have a seep you can't cure!

Oh and personally if I was buying new I'd advise dowty washers. They're way better than copper ones Virtually never leak and last forever

We reuse some copper and lead seals at work that are like 80 years old... as long as they still seal it's good haha. They don't wear like like perishable washers. Even giving them a good clean or sand down normally makes them seal when they aren't. They will get harder with more compression...