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[1536Z4]

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I think you should name your car Poirot

 

[jock156]

 

[Sean Woods]

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I think you should name your car Poirot

Brilliant !

 

[Dave 2 dogs]

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I think you should name your car Poirot

 

[Dave 2 dogs]

 

[Sean Woods]

Great photographs guys!
Here is one of my own.

 

[MikeyH]

 

[1536Z4]

Here is one of my own.

Like that with just the halos on

 

[Sean Woods]

Like that with just the halos on
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Thanks I thought leaving the halo's on would add a little character without being distracting.

 

[Barty]

 

[Jcm325]

Drive on the moors

 

[Silverstar]

 

[Lynchy]

 

[x-driver]

A future part of my Zed 8)



Style 313 18"

 

[jock156]

 

[jenniferlouise]

Nice rims x-driver (shouldn’t that be Zed-driver?)
What rubber are you wrapping them in? Plenty of advice on here elsewhere

 

[x-driver]

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Ty! I'll use Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 and original tire sizes, 225/40 R18 and 255/35 R18. It's too complicated to get legal any other tire size than original here in Slovenia.

 

[Silverstar]

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Ty! I'll use Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 and original tire sizes, 225/40 R18 and 255/35 R18. It's too complicated to get legal any other tire size than original here in Slovenia.

Same here in Spain! Deviate a little from factory standard including most mods and you have to do a homologation project at a cost of around 300€! It's ridiculous!

 

[x-driver]

I think the only way to get homologation for some other tire size is to buy an aftermarket set of wheels with TÜV certificate for your car precisely and for desired tire size. With this set you can get the new tire size written in your homologation document and then you can drive that new tire size on your original wheels (although some say the new tire size only applies for the aftermarket set of wheels).
Long story short - you need the german TÜV approval for your car in Slovenia.

Truly ridiculous.

 

[Mr Tidy]

x-driver wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 11:10 pm
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Ty! I'll use Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 and original tire sizes, 225/40 R18 and 255/35 R18. It's too complicated to get legal any other tire size than original here in Slovenia.
Same here in Spain! Deviate a little from factory standard including most mods and you have to do a homologation project at a cost of around 300€! It's ridiculous!

Wow, I thought we got a hard time in the UK!

Maybe a bonus benefit from leaving the EU.