Tuning box

enuff_zed said:
Pbondar said:
Many cars tend to wear out their rear pads and discs due to the traction control /stability keep dabbing at the rear brakes..

I got so fed up with having to clean brake dust off the rear alloys more than the front that now my cockpit checks include pushing the traction/stability button (just after I turn off the auto stop/start).
This does keep the back wheels much cleaner and I have yet to encounter an issue. After about 30 years of driving Ford Capri's I have become adept at avoiding a backwards journey to the scene of the accident.
However, when I finally get my bum in gear and get the Celtic man to visit I shall leave that button alone for a little while. :wink:

Limited slip diff way to go..especially on those muddy Fen roads!
 
Pbondar said:
.especially on those muddy Fen roads!

How dare you sir! Fens? That's for the Cambridgeshire cousins!
We are happily ensconced in the Brecks don't ya know!

Still pretty muddy though :D
 
enuff_zed said:
Pbondar said:
.especially on those muddy Fen roads!

How dare you sir! Fens? That's for the Cambridgeshire cousins!
We are happily ensconced in the Brecks don't ya know!

Still pretty muddy though :D

Thought i heard banjos twanging last time I drove through? :rofl:
 
Pbondar said:
enuff_zed said:
Pbondar said:
.especially on those muddy Fen roads!

How dare you sir! Fens? That's for the Cambridgeshire cousins!
We are happily ensconced in the Brecks don't ya know!

Still pretty muddy though :D

Thought i heard banjos twanging last time I drove through? :rofl:

Ah yes, we often play the 'Deliverance' soundtrack to discourage undesirables :poke: :D
 
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