Totally and utterly different James. It's a lovely thought but...Hell Razor5543 wrote:How different are the exhausts between the Xantia and XM V6? I wonder if they are similar enough to adapt one to fit the XM?
Oi !! You better not start a run on them that will cause them to all be sold out before I can get one.CitroJim wrote:Right, that does it. I'm ordering one for stock right now...
He's sold three now so you should be OK SimonMandrake wrote:Oi !! You better not start a run on them that will cause them to all be sold out before I can get one.CitroJim wrote:Right, that does it. I'm ordering one for stock right now...
By the way I just checked the listing again and it says three sold, MORE than 10 available, not 10 available. My guess is that they make them up to order or keep just one or two made up and ready but have materials enough to make more than 10... I'm tempted to go ahead and just order one, but I'm trying ever so hard not to order any more parts for this car that have not been proven beyond reasonable doubt to be faulty... which means I really ought to do my back pressure test first. 
I've seen and heard the system as fitted to Mike's car so I'm content...Mandrake wrote:Let me know how it looks when it arrives Jim.
Most likely the back box that's on there now is not OEM either... 
) assorted small nicks and scrapes on various panels, disintegrating outside door center line trims, broken rear corner bumper strips, warped rear windscreen rubbers, etc. The performance of the car when the engine WAS running properly really put a smile on my face every time I drove it, I just hope I can get it back to that level of performance again. You will Simon...Mandrake wrote:The performance of the car when the engine WAS running properly really put a smile on my face every time I drove it, I just hope I can get it back to that level of performance again.
Indeed. Jim & I have been there, done it and Jim probably still bears the burn scarCitroJim wrote:It's quite a fight in a V6 too Adam...
Not impossible though..
Indeed and used to describe something quite small and insignificant...addo wrote:To me, a scantling is a small slip of rough-sawn timber; too small for a board or wide profile, destined to be either a small moulding or chipped up.
As in "it's within a gnat's cock of where it needs to be..."addo wrote:I'd have said "within cooee". Or, failing that, referred to bisected bee appendages or fractions of anatomical hairs...
