Recent snap of your Westfield

[eggontoast]

1 hour ago, Andrzej said:

There is no more Westfields in the area so I organized "meeting" of my Westfields

 

I love seeing the differences in setup here. The ride height, the open wheels, the splitter. Really cool. 

[Andrzej]

Yes , Westfield car can have many "faces"  its so cool that one can make different cars from the same base. I love both , for cars its 

socialy acceptable, why not this include Women??? 

[eggontoast]

14 hours ago, Andrzej said:

There is no more Westfields in the area so I organized "meeting" of my Westfields

 

 

Did you get some Kumho HS52s, @Andrzej? I can't see this on the sidewall in the picture above.

I remender you commenting on their review outcome vs the typically recommended Uniroyal Rainsport 5s (better in every area other than actual aquaplaning resistance, I think). 

[Andrzej]

Yes, thats is Kumho HS52 and 51  . Cant complain on tyres, but worth to metion I dont drive in wet (so far)

One of the tests :

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Article/2024-Summer-Tyre-Market-Overview.htm

Generally those are cheap and really good in reviews and on road tyres.

[Benrobson2999 - Kent AO]

Kent area monthly breaky run

[eggontoast]

On 25/08/2024 at 12:49, Andrzej said:

Yes, thats is Kumho HS52 and 51  . Cant complain on tyres, but worth to metion I dont drive in wet (so far)

One of the tests :

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Article/2024-Summer-Tyre-Market-Overview.htm

Generally those are cheap and really good in reviews and on road tyres.

 

They're cheap in the UK at the moment too! In my spare wheels' size anyway:

https://www.camskill.co.uk/m53b0s99p220852/Kumho_Tyres_Car_Kumho_Ecsta_HS52_195_50_R15_82H_TL_Fuel_Eff_%3A_D_Wet_Grip%3A_A_NoiseClass%3A_B_Noise%3A_71dB

[SteveB21]

In good company at Brooklands this evening….

[Steve G.]

Went to a local multi make car club this evening, furthest I have driven it so far and came back in the dark, another first !

[dvd8n]

9 hours ago, Steve G. said:

came back in the dark

 

I've still never driven my Westfield in the dark 💡

[Vogalogue]

3 hours ago, dvd8n said:

 

I've still never driven my Westfield in the dark 💡

I maintain I'm keeping the factory fitted style sealed beam headlights as they are "proper".

...Until I drive it in the dark and vow to repalce them. 

The cycle continues after daybreak.

[Stuart]

3 hours ago, Vogalogue said:

I maintain I'm keeping the factory fitted style sealed beam headlights as they are "proper".

...Until I drive it in the dark and vow to repalce them. 

The cycle continues after daybreak.

I'm quite happy with the output from the standard lights. Never had a problem with them at all

[DIY-Si]

With the upgraded bulbs in my XI, even with the lights being a tad lower than on a 7, I've always been pleasantly surprised at how effective mine are.

[Steve G.]

23 hours ago, Vogalogue said:

I maintain I'm keeping the factory fitted style sealed beam headlights as they are "proper".

...Until I drive it in the dark and vow to repalce them. 

The cycle continues after daybreak.

These are Hella Halogen bulb conversions. I've not driven anything that new so know no different ! They seem OK, I've got a proper Mini and the sealed beam units seemed OK on that to be honest. I don't know if being round and big in diameter they just work. Modern stuff has to be so small and fancy shaped.

[Ewan]

I now have a working fuel gauge. Which is a first, in my 4 years of ownership!

[Captain Colonial]

33 minutes ago, Ewan said:

I now have a working fuel gauge. Which is a first, in my 4 years of ownership!

No, you have a fuel gauge that while it indeed “works” does not necessarily generate accurate information.  You’ll find it’s there for both amusement and empty tank terror, just like what the rest of us encounter.  Trust only your trip odometer.