adaptech
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They fixed it in the BOB, the last incarnation of the Cologne, if I recall correctly.
The BOA and BOB is based on the 2.9. So they are both chain-driven.
They fixed it in the BOB, the last incarnation of the Cologne, if I recall correctly.
Yeah, but they strenghtened the system to make it pretty failproof.
Is it okay to put two different tires, thought with the same specifications, e.g. two Michelin Energy Saver in the rear, two other from another brand in the front, thought they're all 175/65 R14.
Is it okay to put two different tires, thought with the same specifications, e.g. two Michelin Energy Saver in the rear, two other from another brand in the front, thought they're all 175/65 R14.
short answer: NO!
long answer: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
It's illegal to have different tyres on one axle, except in emergency situations.
That is the Boss 429 engine. Ford needed those to get nascar certification back then. Shame they abandoned the ohc principle.
Not that I think it's a good idea, but he's not talking about different tires on the same axle unless he's got a really funky car with front-to-back axles.
That's a nice way to say a new Citroen drives like a '90s ZX.