Hi there all,
Still on the hunt for an R AWD but thought I would extend the hunt to T5's. Have a chance to get this low on the miles at 105000 1999 car but seems to be a bit low/sagging in the back. Do these run Nivomats in the rears as I am aware they're not cheap!
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Wednesday 28th January 2015, 11:07 #1Member
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Thanked 4 Times in 4 PostsV70 t5 1999
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Wednesday 28th January 2015, 13:35 #2Driving Miss Daisy
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Thanked 4,171 Times in 2,943 PostsMy 1998 ME7 had Nivomats in till I changed them, that car does seems a bit low.
My mileage is currently just over 77K
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Thanked 1,955 Times in 1,332 PostsYeah, Nivos were an option.
If they're the originals then they'll be goosed for sure by now.
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I think life expectancy was 100k or 10 years, so both passed now
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Thanked 1 Time in 1 PostMy V70 T5 is running the Nivomats i took off my '94 855 T5, i bought that at 150K, did another 50K and my V70 i bought at 82K and is on 128K, if they were never changed theyve done 246K and are 21 years old!
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