Recent content by geoffbland

You are allowed exclamation marks on US reg plates? I never knew that. Are you allowed other characters like ? I guess if they can make money off it anything would be allowed - emoticons coming soon...

Sounds like an hallucination brought on by Emira withdrawal syndrome - you'd better get your's back from the shop soon....

Yes, stock Emiras have 20" wheels.

Sacrilege .... you know you can never have enough yellow.... ;)

The middle of nowhere in the west of France, fields of sunflowers and wind turbines.

There's way more to it that just wheel weights too. The saving on wheel weight is unspring mass so it affects the momentum in the suspension usually a positive affect in responsiveness (usually more meaningful the the change in rotational momentum which is negatable against the weight of the...

Yes. Same issue. Some have reported moving the number plate helps.

Those are very nice. Expensive but look worth the money.

I have the Milltek. It stays in the mode I last left it in, even when restarting the car - so I can leave it open all the time.

Cosworth V12s cost almost as much as the Evija alone. :eek:

Yeah - "twitchy" could imply either tram lining or bump steer, neither of which my Emira does (nor any others I have driven). But if the alignment is out you could definitely get either. It's just such a vague term to use, they could mean anything really.

I haven't seen a review yet that explains what they mean by "twitchy". I think "twitchy" implies random, unexpected movements - what we actually have is steering that is much more communicative than a car like the Cayman - that's one of the reasons I prefered it over the Cayman on my test...

Sssshh... stop it with your probably correct opinions - you are annoying us dinosaur V6 owners that stubbornly want to play with our gear knobs when driving. 😜