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Most expensive issue was the finger followers on the head wearing out, had to have the head rebuilt, new oil pipes and main bearings. That was engine out job but didn't stop the car from running. The head had done 49k miles at that point. Only time it wouldn't start was when I got it out of...

There are some hardcore people who use them all year round and as every day cars, but it takes a special kind of person to be able to cope with that. Its not refined like a 911 and it never feels like a normal car. The steering rack is very quick the throttle is instant. It only takes one...

That's what I thought when I bought it. What could possibly go wrong right, its a simple car? :cry: turns out everything that can go wrong will, but only sometimes. When It works its incredible. Its normally not too hard to fix or get parts for, but at the same time it does still cost a lot...

It did run well considering its been parked up for 6 months. Very well behaved other than the fuel gauge saying I had -26L of fuel when I got it out. Once I ran off the old fuel and filled it up again its gone back to reading positive amounts of fuel. I've had it 3 years now and its broken...

Thanks :D I thought it was a bit quiet.

Has there been any more news on this? Cant find any release date for it anywhere. Guess it delayed or late, but cant see anything about that either.

Is one wheel or brake warm after you've driven it? Could be handbrake or caliper sticking slightly to cause the the increased fuel consumption, alto you would expect that on an old car.

Only about 5 miles.

Last run and wash before winter hibernation

i have stored my TVR for 6 months over winter twice and dont do anything other than put it on a charger and cover it up. Tyres have been fine at normal PSI and the fuel has been fine too.

I was with admiral for about 6 years until my renewal came up this year and they hiked my price up £300. After some shopping around I'm paying around the same as last year.

If you are adding a car to a multicar policy then normally they both run out at the same time, so you are paying £360 for 4 months insurance not 12.

Mine was £1150 last year and renewal came back as £1320 :eek:. Negotiated it down to £1187 in the end by pitting 2 companies against each other. My new insurance seems to have amazing customer service as well, so I'm pleased with that.

Newest car I've ever owned was from 2006. Currently my newest car is my sti from 2005. Other than a gold Ford KA, I miss all the cars I've owned. They have all been interesting and good in there own way. I feel like now will be the peak of my car ownership and it will only stay the same or go...

It still boosts over the advertised speeds by 50mhz, so yes they can get away with it.

amd have stopped the none x chips boosting as high on the latest bios's you can still manually overclock higher, or maybe try an older bios.

the 7600 is just a 7600X with a lower power limit. if you look up the stock settings for a 7600X, you can get an idea of how high you can go.