20th May 2012, 20:09
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This is my second home
Rover 75 1.8 Connoisseur SE and a Ford S-Max Titanium
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Huntingdon
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Originally Posted by Bolin
Brilliant work Steve, hats off to you for creating this and organising it for members on here. Excellent stuff, exactly what this Club is all about  
Please put me down for option 1. 
Just a thought, what will happen if our struts have weakened with age? Will the boot just open very quickly and it'll be obvious? It's just that I expect to find mine are deficient in some way, much in keeping with the rest of the car  |
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If your struts are that worn out that you have to hold the boot lid up, then they might not work in slowing the spring action down. If you can still feel some resistance when you lift the boot lid quickly then you should be ok.
You would soon know if your struts are totally shot as the boot will be pretty heavy 
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Originally Posted by Bolin
Brilliant work Steve, hats off to you for creating this and organising it for members on here. Excellent stuff, exactly what this Club is all about |
Thanks for the kind words
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Mods so far:
Plenums, bonnet release mod, handbrake compensator (arctic), rear parking sensors, coolant level sensor (Vindaloo), DRL's, Fan resistor upgrade ( Jules), Marmite lighting, Auto dimming rear view mirror, twin horns, fog lights, real walnut dash, walnut gear knob, Sean DD unit with DVB-T, message centre ipk, electric sun blind, auto opening boot lid, walnut steering wheel, electric seats
Link to my Auto Boot Lift Mod
http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=114273
Last edited by Dragrad; 22nd November 2013 at 02:06..
Reason: consecutive posts - use the Edit ;-)
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