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  1. If your running Potenzas it may also be a factor as when I had them on, the car wasn't as sure footed in the damp/wet. Now on Goodyear F1's better for the Scottish weather although might get a second set of wheels with Potenzas for summer.

  2. Looking at getting prodrives myself. You don't get fitting instructions as manufacturers expect them to be fitted by a competent mechanic. Bump stops the originals are re-used. Regarding settings there are plenty members who will have these. If you don't get a response post up Group N tarmac settings.

     This was posted a wee while ago by Gus.

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    is the group N tarmac settings better than prodrive ones?

     

    YES! and fyi group N is the same as "fast road" setting.

    tbh Prodrive is a bit harsh a setting for our roads as with the camber on uk roads you will generally get a pull to the left from the steering with Prodrive settings. Group N or fast road settings are more in tune with the road conditions/formation we have in the UK.

  3. HM Treasury say G is for cars after 23/03/06 and over 225g/km. Check your V5 for Date of Registration and Co2 Level.

     

    Don't see what people are complaining about if we heat the world up enough the UK will become tropical and we can all save on flying abroad.

  4.  This is the info from HM Treasury website.

    Fuel duties

    All fuel duty rate changes will take effect from 1 October 2007.

    Pence per litre (unlessstated)

    Old duty rate

    Change

    New duty rate

    Ultra-low sulphur petrol/diesel

    48.35p

    +2p

    50.35p

    Sulphur-free petrol/diesel

    48.35p

    + 2p

    50.35p

    Biodiesel

    28.35p

    +2p

    30.35p

    Bioethanol

    28.35p

    + 2p

    30.35p

    Liquefied petroleum gas used as road fuel

    12.21p per kg

    + 4.28p per kg

    16.49p per kg

    Natural gas used as road fuel

    10.81 per kg

    + 2.89p per kg

    13.70p per kg

    Rebated gas oil (red diesel)

    7.69p

    + 2p

    9.69p

    Fuel Oil

    7.29p

    + 2p

    9.29p

    Vehicle excise duty for Private and Light Goods Vehicles

    Pre-graduated VED (registered before March 2001)

    £ per year

    Change

    New rate

    1549cc and below

    +£5

    £115

    above 1549cc

    +£5

    £180

    Graduated VED for Private Vehicles (registered from March 2001)

    £ per year

    VED band

    CO2 (g/km)

    Change

    Alternative Fuel cars

    Petrol cars

    Diesel cars

    A

    100 and below

    -

    £0

    £0

    £0

    B

    101 to 120

    -£15 / -£5 / -£15

    £15

    £35

    £35

    C

    121 to 150

    £5 / £15 / £5

    £95

    £115

    £115

    D

    151 to 165

    £5 / £15 / £5

    £120

    £140

    £140

    E

    166 to 185

    £5 / £15 / £5

    £145

    £165

    £165

    F

    186 to 225

    £10 / £15 / £10

    £190

    £205

    £205

    G*

    226 and above

    £85 / £90 / £85

    £285

    £300

    £300

    *for new cars registered from 23 March 2006

    Vehicle excise duty for Light Goods Vehicles (registered from March 2001)

    £ per year

    Change

    New rate

    Euro IV incentive rate*

    +£5

    £115

    Standard rate

    +£5

    £175

    *for Euro IV compliant vans registered between 1 March 2003 and 31 December 2006

    Vehicle excise duty for motorcycles

    £ per year

    Change

    New rate

    150cc and below

    -

    £15

    151-400cc

    +£1

    £32

    401-600cc

    +£1

    £47

    above 600cc

    +£2

    £64

    Vehicle excise duty for motorised tricycles

    £ per year

    Change

    New rate

    150cc and below

    -

    £15

    above 600cc

    +£2

    £64

    Changes to VED rates will take effect from 22 March 2007.

  5. Considering lowering the car, don't want to lose to much ride quality as use my car daily for business also have two young kids. Have been considering getting Prodrives but was looking at the tein website and notice they do High Tech springs. Has anyone fitted these or have most people gone for the S-Tech?

    Also does anyone have the ratings for the Prodrive springs to compare them with Teins?

     

     

  6. I was under the impression that it was only Scoobies on the list. Fee has posted a time for her Scooby but not her Skyline. Also a load of Scottish Scoobies member have bikes, if they run them down the 1/4 mile do we include them, if someone has a drag car do we include them where does it stop.

    I think keep it to Scoobies thats what this forum is about and thats why we are members.

    The other option is start another thread for Non-Scooby times to keep things tidy.

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