FTAO of GG
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And while we’re discussing it, does it have a cherished plate??
23 GG or something ?(not sure if the number part)
23 GG or something ?(not sure if the number part)
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Yes I will need to look at selling it this year.
Insurance renewal is up in January and currently the cheapest quote is £7,500 which is clearly not sustaniable.
It does have a private plate yes - nothing fancy just a letter + number plus three letters which are only a few hundred quid.
Insurance renewal is up in January and currently the cheapest quote is £7,500 which is clearly not sustaniable.
It does have a private plate yes - nothing fancy just a letter + number plus three letters which are only a few hundred quid.
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Or for a cheaper option mine might end up being available. The seats are proving really uncomfortable for me, they have the stupid modern thing of having headrests that push your head too far forwards. Round trip to work today had me thinking about it a lot.
Right now I have the driver's seat pulled apart to see if I can change the headrests to ones from a lower spec car with less padding.
Right now I have the driver's seat pulled apart to see if I can change the headrests to ones from a lower spec car with less padding.
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Coolio - thought I’d check. It’s a cool plate for a GG but obviously muchos moniesGG. wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 7:07 pm
It does have a private plate yes - nothing fancy just a letter + number plus three letters which are only a few hundred quid.
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I've got a couple of RRS headrests - I'd thought of getting screens put in them for the Disco 4 (as D4 headrests are too narrow) but decided it was a stoopid idea.Sundayjumper wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 7:38 pm
Right now I have the driver's seat pulled apart to see if I can change the headrests to ones from a lower spec car with less padding.
They are finished in black leather, so would only be good for you to test with. You could then sell them to fund some in the right colour (?)
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OK cool - yes fire away with any questions.
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Oh ! Could you take a couple of measurements for me ?mik wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 7:45 pm I've got a couple of RRS headrests - I'd thought of getting screens put in them for the Disco 4 (as D4 headrests are too narrow) but decided it was a stoopid idea.
Diameter of the posts
Spacing of the posts
Roughly the distance from the centreline of the posts to the face of the pad
I've got 12.6mm dia @ 150mm centres, and c. 12cm padding. They're really deep - which is what's giving me the problem.
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(sorry not sorry for the thread hijack)
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That’s what they usually say to me.Sundayjumper wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 8:10 pm
They're really deep - which is what's giving me the problem.
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How about not having a sig at all?
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Not sure they are any betterer.
Same post diameter and pitch, but whilst the shape looks similar to yours without the extra padding, they are inclined forwards to do the same (stoopid) job

Bottom of the headrest pad approx 12cm from post centreline, rising to 18+

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Yikes, that's even worse ! Weird they're so tilted. I appreciate the offer thoughmik wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 8:43 pm Bottom of the headrest pad approx 12cm from post centreline, rising to 18+
It'll look stupid but I just realised I can simply turn them around and see what it's like.
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Good plan: it’s just occurred to me that these might be the original Disco4 ones - matching leather and stitching , so Immight have left the slightly wider RRS ones on the car when we sold it…. (Maybe they didn’t stick forwards so aggressively!)
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SJ/GG - what’s the difference between Vogue, Vogue SE and Autobiography or do either of you have a broad strokes spec list?
Going to look at Cayenne aswell, but fancy a nice wafter (and then maybe a more focused 2nd car later on)
Going to look at Cayenne aswell, but fancy a nice wafter (and then maybe a more focused 2nd car later on)
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In the Vogue editions - when playing the HiFi - I understand you have to let your body move to the music, and go with the flow.IanF wrote: Fri Jun 07, 2024 8:39 am SJ/GG - what’s the difference between Vogue, Vogue SE and Autobiography ?
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They’re incremental specs, not sure of the exact differences, but you should be able to find a brochure online. One positive thing I’ll grant LR is that there’s plenty of info available.IanF wrote: Fri Jun 07, 2024 8:39 am SJ/GG - what’s the difference between Vogue, Vogue SE and Autobiography or do either of you have a broad strokes spec list?
What year are you looking at ?
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I have some spare e53 head rests, I will have a measureSundayjumper wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 8:10 pmOh ! Could you take a couple of measurements for me ?mik wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 7:45 pm I've got a couple of RRS headrests - I'd thought of getting screens put in them for the Disco 4 (as D4 headrests are too narrow) but decided it was a stoopid idea.
Diameter of the posts
Spacing of the posts
Roughly the distance from the centreline of the posts to the face of the pad
I've got 12.6mm dia @ 150mm centres, and c. 12cm padding. They're really deep - which is what's giving me the problem.
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Cheers, Harry