View Full Version : Columba's, directional?
p fandango
Saturday 22nd December 2012, 15:52
while i was looking for info for the "difference between Columba's & Perfo's" thread i noticed it had a part number for left & another for right. So after looking more into the separate part numbers came across these pics. Can't say i've noticed any T-5's having sided rims tho
http://www.bildelsbasen.se/global/images/image.php?src=/mnt/newftp/114/bil/lgnr/278919_1.jpg
http://www.bildelsbasen.se/global/images/image.php?src=/mnt/newftp/114/bil/lgnr/278911_1.jpg
M-R-P
Saturday 22nd December 2012, 16:07
Hmmm who'd have thunk it... Or thunk about it for that matter. Interesting that they actually bothered making them handed at all.
p fandango
Saturday 22nd December 2012, 16:14
Hmmm who'd have thunk it... Or thunk about it for that matter. Interesting that they actually bothered making them handed at all.
thats just it, i can't say i've ever seen a T-5 with sided wheels. The fan design must have a big effect on brake cooling so directional does make sense so both sides are equally cooled
M-R-P
Saturday 22nd December 2012, 16:17
I remember some of the mondeos had a problem with pulling to the left when breaking from high speed. Propeller-type alloys were suspected but never proven. They weren't handed.
p fandango
Saturday 22nd December 2012, 16:19
I remember some of the mondeos had a problem with pulling to the left when breaking from high speed. Propeller-type alloys were suspected but never proven. They weren't handed.
i'd put it down to the fact its a F*rd lol
merc85
Saturday 22nd December 2012, 20:14
it was a design floor in the wishbones
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