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twinturbo 11th February 2010 04:18 PM

Shame my test center is less than 2 miles away :rolleyes:

TT

twinturbo 11th February 2010 04:23 PM

1.6 Miles Away...


Aparently you have to trailer to the DVLA office though? ( It's almost on the way home )

TT

AshG 11th February 2010 04:34 PM

yes you may drive your car to iva as long as you have insurance. infact you can drive your car to any pre booked ministry of transport appointment with just insurance.

my iva centre is about 10 miles from me but if i go there through the lanes its about 11 miles but i will have more chances to use the brakes and get them bedded in. if it breaks down on the way then i will just go get the trailer :D

it had a whole day of being hammered on the rolling road and didn't miss a beat once so im quite confident that it will make it.

Bonzo 11th February 2010 05:03 PM

Lucky devils
 
You lucky, lucky devils ....... My nearest centre is a 230 mile round trip :eek: :(

Test & re-test 460 miles of lugging a trailer ..... Going to be an expensive IVA for me !!?? :rolleyes: :D

Tilly819 11th February 2010 05:33 PM

good luck ash thats great news, i sent my paper work off this morning so hopefully not to far behind you... lets hope we both get them to stonliegh

tilly

Davey 11th February 2010 07:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bonzo (Post 31183)
You lucky, lucky devils ....... My nearest centre is a 230 mile round trip :eek: :(

Test & re-test 460 miles of lugging a trailer ..... Going to be an expensive IVA for me !!?? :rolleyes: :D

Better get it right first time then Ronnie. ;-)

D.

frankie boy 11th February 2010 09:48 PM

HI Ash
Good luck with IVA. I’m shore it will sail though. Did you take it for MOT? I no you do not need it but it gives you a chance to dive it there and back. I booked one over 10 miles away.:D

AshG 11th February 2010 10:07 PM

no i havent took it for an mot if i get time next week i may take it for one.

adrian what size were you rear drums? 203x46mm or 229x64?

mine are the smaller ones with 20.6mm rear cylinders i did some calculations adapting your spreadsheet and i think the front rear bias should be ok.

frankie did you have any issues with your braking?

dogwood 11th February 2010 10:15 PM

Hi Ash mate.

Finaly got back to the UK safe and sound.
Best part of 500 miles of snow...:eek:

My comp still up the shoot so borrowing Jills at the mo.
I'll pop over tomorrow, assuming you're about and drop off that stuff.

Yea I'm all up for the test next friday...8:00am Test though.
Ya bu***r :rolleyes:

BTW my rear drums are 9"x 2.5"
Don't know what the discs are, they ae still in the boot of the Escort.

frankie boy 11th February 2010 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AshG (Post 31251)
no i havent took it for an mot if i get time next week i may take it for one.

adrian what size were you rear drums? 203x46mm or 229x64?

mine are the smaller ones with 20.6mm rear cylinders i did some calculations adapting your spreadsheet and i think the front rear bias should be ok.

frankie did you have any issues with your braking?

I put all new parts or recon as new on my car. I had coved over 100mile befor SVA:D so the brakes had beded in well.


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