Jaques_G60

Intercooler core was 65mm thick 225mm high 550mm wide Think total length end to end was 700mm. That sat perfectly behind my slam panel with no cutting or modifications required. Front seats are now sold

Sorry mate, sold that a while ago now

Front seats - £80 Centre console - £15 Parcel shelf supports - £25 Rear door cards - £20

Parcel shelf and rear bench are now sold

Hi mate, yeah send me your number or email and I'll send some photos over to you. Cheers

Various parts I need to get rid of now. Can post smaller items, failing that, collection from near Cambridge. Rear bench - £70 Matching front seats - £90 for the pair Parcel shelf - £40 Rear door cards - £40 Centre console - £20 Rear parcel shelf supports with speakers - £40 Front mount intercooler for 20v - £100 (£150 with all pipework)

Hi mate, sorry but wheels sold a couple of weeks ago. I'll sort the add out. Thanks for your interest though

As above. If you have the better spacers that should reduce wheel wobble. If it's still juddering, you may need to get your wheels and tyres balanced correctly.

Them cheap 3mm spacers or any spacers that aren't hubcentric I have found to be crap. If not fitted 100% central they will give terrible wheel wobble and end up destroying wheel bearings.

Will take £300 for these, need them out of the way now

I've even had a 195 45 16 on a 9j which also got plenty of stick when driven up to 130mph (private road of course) Let that warp your mind a little more haha Maybe I have just been lucky, I wouldn't have a stretched tyre on a track car or anything like that, but for day to day driving I don't see an issue. There has always been a debate on stretched tyres, and I have no doubt it will continue for years to come

So explain to me how it is not safe? I run a 195 40 16 on my 20v corrado which has 7.5j wheels all round. It gets driven hard on a regular basis and I've never had an issue with tyres being dangerous. There are tyres with a hell of alot more stretch than that out there aswell. Those people are crazy and I'd never drive a car to those extremes. I didn't think my suggestion was massively incorrect, but maybe I am on a different planet.

I just put my opinion pal, I had no comfort issues with the tyres I ran, and they were not overstretched either. Slowly being reminded why I gave up on this forum a few years ago.

Decent input, what tyres would you suggest? I've run the exact same tyre sizes on an old 16v with no problems with ride comfort whatsoever

For the 7.5j I would run a 195/40/16 And on the 9j a 215/35/16 would do the trick. Not mega stretched but they amount of stretch and tyre profile should roughly be the same between fronts and rears. Check out http://www.tyrestretch.com that should give you a better idea