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YOUR RESEARCHRubbing noise from rear offside wheel - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

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Use power of his 458 spyder

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Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide.

Rubbing noise from rear offside wheel - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

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Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide.

Rubbing noise from rear offside wheel - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

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Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide.

Rubbing noise from rear offside wheel - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Use power of his 458 spyder

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Suggestion · Original poster

Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide.

Rubbing noise from rear offside wheel - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

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Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide.

Rubbing noise from rear offside wheel - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

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Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide.

Rubbing noise from rear offside wheel - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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POST 1Original post

Given that you've just lowered the ride height I'd start there. Remove the wheel and look for signs of the tyre rubbing on the wheel arch.

POST 2Original post

Mark981cs said: Could I have damaged them by racing my brothers Ferrari after only 350 miles? No. All you have damaged is your credibility.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Duke Thrust said: Did you race for 350 miles? Impressive. Haha. On and off for around 120 miles on back roads to North Yorkshire. Very capable car. Mine has an extra 20 to 25 extra bhp. Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide. I received a cracked windscreen as his car kept touching the dirt at the edge of the road and kicking up stones. Good fun. Got to throw it around a bit

POST 5Original post

Mark981cs said: Duke Thrust said: Did you race for 350 miles? Impressive. Haha. On and off for around 120 miles on back roads to North Yorkshire. Very capable car. Mine has an extra 20 to 25 extra bhp. Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide. I received a cracked windscreen as his car kept touching the dirt at the edge of the road and kicking up stones. Good fun. Got to throw it around a bit Wow! Sounds magical! x-box or PS3?

POST 6Original post

Mark981cs said: Duke Thrust said: Did you race for 350 miles? Impressive. Haha. On and off for around 120 miles on back roads to North Yorkshire. Very capable car. Mine has an extra 20 to 25 extra bhp. Kept up with him as he couldn't use all the power of his 458 spyder on country roads and it's a bit wide. I received a cracked windscreen as his car kept touching the dirt at the edge of the road and kicking up stones. Good fun. Got to throw it around a bit You seem to be under a little misunderstanding that I think I can help you with. Racing is done in a controlled environment (track, closed roads etc) by trained, skilled people. What you are talking about is a couple of eunuchs in a willy-waving contest

POST 7Original post

Having done some research, my money is on Gran-Turismo 6 with a PS3.

POST 8Original post

Mark981cs said: TuscanOwner said: You seem to be under a little misunderstanding that I think I can help you with. Racing is done in a controlled environment (track, closed roads etc) by trained, skilled people. What you are talking about is a couple of eunuchs in a willy-waving contest Jesus. Do you people come on here just to abuse people. We had a blast in our cars that we enjoy when the roads were quiet. If you read it properly it says I was keeping up. If it would have been an actual race I would have been trying to overtake but that would not have been safe. That is not the definition of racing either. Not interested in petty arguments. This is the last I will comment on it You were the one that said you were racing on a public road, not me. That is of course illegal as well as plain dumb. So take issue with your own posts, not me

POST 9Original post

Nobody has pulled him up on his spelling yet - PH standards are dropping !

POST 10Original post

LordHaveMurci said: Nobody has pulled him up on his spelling yet - PH standards are dropping ! I think pointing out that the chap's a complete bell end takes precedence over a missing apostrophe.

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The initial message was deleted from this topic on 09 July 2014 at 15:20

POST 12Original post

LordHaveMurci said: Nobody has pulled him up on his spelling yet - PH standards are dropping ! He can be excused as he's only 7. Putting little faces in your sentences can only be excused if you are a baby or a retard.

POST 13Original post

ilduce said: LordHaveMurci said: Nobody has pulled him up on his spelling yet - PH standards are dropping ! Putting little faces in your sentences can only be excused if you are a baby or a retard. Really? Must have a word with the PH powers that be that provide them for their 150,000 users then

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LordHaveMurci said: ilduce said: LordHaveMurci said: Nobody has pulled him up on his spelling yet - PH standards are dropping ! Putting little faces in your sentences can only be excused if you are a baby or a retard. Really? Must have a word with the PH powers that be that provide them for their 150,000 users then They use them too. I rest my case.

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