Recent content by Lourens

You want to go loud for long periods..... i'm still thinking Polks.....

I would also go for the Polk RTi-A7's. Best pair of speakers for all round listening i ever had.

But other than that i love the car to bits. With a 6 speed gearbox and cruise control its a pleasure on the open road. Just hook 6 th gear put on cruise control and forget about everything .... :). With about 375nm torque you just dont feel inclines. And fuel economy with aircon on or off hovers...

True... But the problem is to get to the gearbox. On my car you have to disasemble the complete front suspension and drop the motor...

Lol.. I would agree with you on the first 2 but since the 156 came out in 1999 the whole Alfa unrealibility thing was burried for good. The modern Alfas are no less reliable than any marque out there.

Alfa Romeo 1300 GT Junior (My first car. Built it up from scratch and used to kick some GTI butt with this little car in the early 90's) Alfa Romeo Gulietta 2.0 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TS Alfa Romeo 156 2.4 JTD 20V Only had these 4 cars in the past 20 years... And i never had one day of trouble with...

No. it's just the mains..

They are about a year old.... chery color.

Just to clear things up. I have the above components and would like some input as to what they are worth. Regards

As stated above. I would like advise on a fair price for these components. Thanks

Excellent TV's. I have the older model P51D550. I even convinced my cousin and brother in law to buy the same model after they saw mine. Highly recommended, and at that price it's a steal.

Energizer Platinum. They are Li-Ion instead of Ni-Mh. Unfortunately not rechargable, but they last longer that any other battery I have tried so far. I can not remember the last time I changed the ones in my camera.

You'd be surprised to know how many of the desicions to use these selected tyres are based on kickbacks and rebates and have nothing to do with the caractaristics of the car or suspension. Edit.. I uses to be in the tyre industry and supplied tyres to some manufacturers in the Roslynn area way...

That is not entirely true. The only suggestion any car manufacturer would give is the size. (So as not to mess with the spedometer's calibration) The rest is up to the owner's preference regarding road noise, grip, milage, price etc. Unless it's some kind of supercar with tyres developed...

Got mine from Supa Quick. Edit. Looks like Lombard Tyres are now the official representative. This is what I got. http://www.lombardtyres.com/index.php/product/tyres/passenger-tyres/ultra-high-performance/kumho-ecsta-ku19-detail