A&Q about Lotus
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Subtitle: I really trust my wife!!
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Originally Posted by Yeti
Subtitle: I really trust my wife!!
Is her name Dolly?
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I'd invest in a boat bumper or something to put between them BEFORE she misses the braking point!
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I hung a tennis ball at a safe distance for her to run her windshield up to.
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or even a cone. my neighbor does that with her porsche.
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A four foot wall made from two sheets of drywall and about 6 2x4's might help you sleep easier
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If I did that, I would probably sleep colder. I would have more room in the garage though...
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Hope there are no earthquakes in your area. Rock and roll!
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Not likely in PA. But that is a good point.
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I assume you don't take the Lotus out too often...it's nice to get it in the garage, but must be a pain to do all that work every time you want to use it.
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...that scares me...
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Those things would be really great if they lifted the car another, say 8-10" or so, for oil changes, etc.
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Originally Posted by Yeti
I hung a tennis ball at a safe distance for her to run her windshield up to.
After six months, if your neighborhood prankster moved the tennis ball 6" closer to the Exige... (you take it from here)
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Originally Posted by Trueweb
After six months, if your neighborhood prankster moved the tennis ball 6" closer to the Exige... (you take it from here)
Hee hee I was going to say. ...and then there was the day when the tennis ball fell off...
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From the initial photo you seem to be getting a lot of outside tyre wear compared to the inside...
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Hmmm thats an odd tire wear condition lots of high speed grip driving I guess???
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The tires have 3k+ miles. One track day and four autocrosses with two being in the rain. The depth of wear does not seem to be much different but the outside edge is much rougher.
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Hey Yeti... just curious: Where on the car do you push it to move it around.
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Where can you get those things?
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Not ones like that, but Harbor Freight has ones for really cheap... I paid like $30 for a pair, I think?