The whole DV/Bailey crap it just that...CRAP.
10-03-2000, 06:31 AM
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Colonel, you have more guts than I do. I have believed this...
to be blown out of proportion for a long time, but didn't have the guts to post.
People may have a ripped diagphragm in their DV, which is a failure and the Bailey probably is a better part but is it a performance upgrade!? I think not, and no empirical evidence has come forward.
The great thing is that common sense eventually runs wild here, too.
People may have a ripped diagphragm in their DV, which is a failure and the Bailey probably is a better part but is it a performance upgrade!? I think not, and no empirical evidence has come forward.
The great thing is that common sense eventually runs wild here, too.
10-03-2000, 06:38 AM
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When readers started buying baileys before they even got their car, I felt something wasn't right
and not just a few peoples DV's. It's a good thing, IMO, that this message board represents such a small portion of the TT drivers out there. Because I'd hate to see how bad the hysteria could be if we had a large % reading here. New forum members come along, love their cars and have no problems, but after a few messages they are freaking out over every sound they hear coming from the engine, thinking that damn DV has gone out on them. Good post bogey
10-03-2000, 06:41 AM
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Honking stopped once temps dropped below 84 degrees
I haven't been conducting any scientific experiments here in Texas, but since I picked up my car on 7/1/00, there haven't been many days below 90 until recently.
Now that some respectable cold/turbo fronts have moved in, I have driven my car in 50 degree, 60 degree and 70 degree weather with "NO" honking.
I was wondering if anyone else could comment on honking and weather changes.
By the way, I have a 2001 225QC Amulet/Black
Now that some respectable cold/turbo fronts have moved in, I have driven my car in 50 degree, 60 degree and 70 degree weather with "NO" honking.
I was wondering if anyone else could comment on honking and weather changes.
By the way, I have a 2001 225QC Amulet/Black
10-03-2000, 06:53 AM
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Thanks, I was a pre-buyers who was planning on ordering a Bailey same time as the car.
The other problem was that some people are have been reporting warrenty problems recently with Baily and/or Chip.
Now I can put that money into an MP3 player.
Now I can put that money into an MP3 player.