korthaldisco2
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That dropped overnight last winter.
In the last 20 years had once over 2m in the garden
In the last 20 years had once over 2m in the garden
korthaldisco2
Member
The reason i got the disco is even with snow tyres 6" of fresh snow and you cant get up the hill to our house.
Il probably stick with the At3s and just get chains.
Il probably stick with the At3s and just get chains.
You've been there a long time.
We only come over here 6 months a year and that is April to October.
But when we used to come over in the winter the village was closed to traffic twice.
So that is since 2004.
We rely on neighbours to send us pics if we get snow.
We also go the Dales a lot in the winters, and snow is nowhere near as bad there as it used to be say 35 years ago.
We only come over here 6 months a year and that is April to October.
But when we used to come over in the winter the village was closed to traffic twice.
So that is since 2004.
We rely on neighbours to send us pics if we get snow.
We also go the Dales a lot in the winters, and snow is nowhere near as bad there as it used to be say 35 years ago.
Just as a note. Our 2011 RR has a little lever to allow us to drive on the other side of the road we have the Zenon or HID or whatever they are called. The lever in our case (LHD car) doesnt actually change them to to RHD lights it justs removes the "kick up" so essentially a flat beam, which maybe what they are in your case too.
Now Halogen I was under the impression that the beam pattern is done in the glass lens pattern, But I do know that @Datatek has a little trick to get his P38 with Halogen through the test in france but I dont know what it is. As I have tagged him he may enlighten us
.J
korthaldisco2
Member
Thanks for the response ! Sounds interesting.Just as a note. Our 2011 RR has a little lever to allow us to drive on the other side of the road we have the Zenon or HID or whatever they are called. The lever in our case (LHD car) doesnt actually change them to to RHD lights it justs removes the "kick up" so essentially a flat beam, which maybe what they are in your case too.
Now Halogen I was under the impression that the beam pattern is done in the glass lens pattern, But I do know that @Datatek has a little trick to get his P38 with Halogen through the test in france but I dont know what it is. As I have tagged him he may enlighten us
J
