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Didnt i suggest window tint ages back ?

If it was pulling to the right then the offside caliper was working but the nearside not so much hence the pull in that direction

Yeah pulling to the right indicates a sticking nearside caliper, its rare that they stick on and bind from the get go

Cheap way to blow your wrist off ! lol

yes its a world heritage site called the Atomic bomb dome , it was a exhibition hall

Yeah I flew over in 1945 No we went on a family holiday in 2016 as a present for my son who had just finished his GCSE's , he loves everything Japanese and taught himself basic Japanese in his spare time It was wonderful, we spent two weeks there and visited Tokyo, Hiroshima, Kyoto and Tsumago , finishing in Toyko It was very hot especially in Hiroshima which is a very industrial city , Mazda are based there . Great place highly recommend it and wonderful friendly people This is Hiroshima close to the epicentre of the explosion , the bomb was an airburst so didnt hit the ground and a pic of the castle when we were there Kyoto (Maiko Geisha (Apprentice)

Its Hiroshima castle in Hiroshima obvs Its been rebuilt of course and you can visit it https://thetruejapan.com/hiroshima-castle-rebuilt-ashes/ not a lot left after the bomb dropped http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-06/hiroshima-castle-after/6667688

Been there

Thats a chinese made OMP copy wheel to be fair you should be able to source a Ferrari sticker for the centre though

Reminds me of this Gross - Be warned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X0hq0ug9q4

Only one has any fluid going to it , guess its for somekind of publicity stunt

I assumed you had a boss, you can see you need one in the pic you posted , that's why it moves the wheel too far from the indicators , as in the pic you posted

yes you pull the collar towards you

Surprised they let him do that , usually if you cant fit in the seat with the armrest down you need to buy two seats , most airlines have strict policies on obese passengers

In fairness the engine lasted longer than Rover did

Yep , like all the best Rover engines it wasnt designed by them It was based on a 1960's Buick

350i - 3500cc But the S Series, 390SE, Griffith, Tuscan and Chimera and others used larger capacity Rover V8's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TVR

It would , same engine

I fitted one to my Skyline , couldnt reach the indicators so had to remove it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww7oGKkrU-0 There are a few in the US with V8's and this one with a RB26 (Skyline) engine

yes now its an mot fail if the car originally had an airbag , other option is a retrim of the stock wheel This guy is very good and local to you http://royalsteeringwheels.com/

Pressure cooker fail

I saw a totally unrelated video on youtube yesterday and they drove past one of these VW "car parks" in Florida apparently owners have been able to take them back and get a full refund , which is a no-brainer on even a 6 month old car let alone older , so there are dozens of these places

yes set it up on that and then try on the 360

do you have access to a more modern car?