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So..having put es9000's all the way round at the weekend I now have this nifty hard/soft suspension switch that doesn't do anything... so what can I attach to it!? Any good ideas???
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how about an anti rust device!!!!
Please tell everyone how long your passenger side front shock took to change!!!!! -
Changing the shock took seconds.... it was getting the old bolt out that took a little bit longer!!Comment
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a bit longer, try 28 times longer than one of my front shocks!!!!
(my second shock took 15mins)Comment
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7 hours ??????Originally posted by truckarms
WHO had the socket wrench set the wrong way ?
TrevLook out Eastbourne, the Pandas are coming !Comment
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I did all mine the other week .I put on es 9000s too and only took just over an hour and a bit for all of them.Then again i was spraying WD40 on the bolts all week before i did them.
Did the wheel bearings this weekend and did the same to the nuts .It took a couple of hours including tea and dodging the rain.I always work better wet
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Its why I became a plumber!!!
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well it was more like 2 hours cutting away with the junior hacksaw...ANYWAY...back to my original question.... what can I wire up to the switch!!!Comment
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Originally posted by chunkymonkey
I would connect the cloaking device to it. 'cos mine came on once and I knew nothing about it 'till somebody drove into the back of my truck
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How about one of those flux capacitors. I hear they are all the rage
I always work better wet .
Its why I became a plumber!!!Comment
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flux capacitors are so last season.
Delithium crystals are all the rage now.
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How about an ejection seat for those, "Are we there yet, I knew we should have gone to Norfolk instead of Cornwall," moments.
It's only a hobby!Comment
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