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Schermerhorn

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Tuesday 1st February 2011
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A Ferrari F355 has the same fuel filter as a Ford Escort Mk4.


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MVDD said:
A Ferrari F50 has the same clutch as the Masterati 4200...(quite a large price difference)

Porsche 993 front brake pads are the same as Ferrari 355 rears (...i'm 99%)
f355 and 348 use the same brake pads front and rear.

They also share the same pads too.

The 993 Carrera uses these brake pads for the rear.

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An Alfa Romeo 145, 146, 147 share the same spark plugs with a Ferrari F355 and Ferrari F50.

NGK Spark Plug - PMR7A

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Wednesday 2nd February 2011
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E39 sport models share the same front bumper with the E39 M5.

Only on the M5 the middle lip is removed to give the appearance of a wider airdam on the front bumper.

Schermerhorn

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Saturday 26th February 2011
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The Nur said:
So you have never sat behind someone and begun to get a headache from them having their brake lights stuck on?

Newer cars especially, a lot of them (particularly German cars) have rather bright brake lights that effect my eyes quite badly. Mind you I do have rather sensitive eyes since having both retinas partially detached about seven years ago. It may just be that.
Do you mean Fog lights?

It's impossible to have your brake lights on all the time.

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Saturday 26th February 2011
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Curry Burns said:
Emmm just depress the pedal when stopped no...confused
While you're driving as well?

Schermerhorn

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Monday 7th March 2011
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A Fiat Cincquento has the same ignition coil as a Lamborghini Diablo.

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Monday 7th March 2011
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Jakg said:
wmg100 said:
The front brake calipers on a vx220 are the same as the rears on a MG ZT-260
Don't suppose the discs are the same?
Nope. The hub is different.

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Monday 14th March 2011
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The BMW 840, 850, Ferrari 456, 550 Maranello and Honda Integra Type R all share the same front brake pads.

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Wednesday 16th March 2011
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The Ferrari F355 is the same bodyshape as the 348.

If you took the doors and wheels off the F355 and put them on a 348 from side on both cars would look the same.

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Wednesday 16th March 2011
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The Bentley Arnage has the same bodyshell as the Rolls Royce Silver Seraph.

The Silver Seraph has the same V12 engine as a BMW 750i while the Arnage uses the same unit as the E39 BMW 540i albeit tuned by Cosworth.

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Thursday 17th March 2011
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skinley said:
Some Bentleys look similar to Rolls Royces, Some old Astras look similar to Daewoos, some Mazdas look similar to Fords, some VAG keys look similar. Yawn....
Sorry, was I keeping you awake?

Enlighten us something a little less sobering then please.......

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Thursday 17th March 2011
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The carpets in a Brabus SLK 6.5 V8 were modelled on Rupert Bear's trousers. True fact.

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Thursday 17th March 2011
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Podie said:
Schermerhorn said:
True fact.
Er... aren't all facts true, by definition?
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It was a joke to lighten the mood biggrin

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Friday 20th January 2012
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A Fiat Cinquecento has the same ignition coils as a Lamborghini diablo. Tru dat.