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Author HYPE: Thanks to TSW, please read.
Makarus
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28th Feb 03 at 18:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I thought I would try my luck in blagging some free stickers for my car. My first port of call was TSW.

I found their UK site and e-mailed them telling them that I was modding my car, I have TSW rims and would like to have some TSW stickers to put on my car when I go for the understated motorsport look.

I quickly got a reply and they were happy to accomodate me, they asked for my address, so I gave it out and the next day I got my stickers, 4 to be precise, and a little more than I thought, I also got 1 set of harness pads which are now sat on my standard seatbelts bearing the TSW name.

Basically I thought I would put this post up to show how good the service was from TSW, I was very happy indeed, its nice to know there are people willing to help.

So the big thanks goes to TSW/Yokohama, especially to Joanne Wilder who was very helpfull.

Would definatly recommend TSW now, cant complain about the service one bit.
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28th Feb 03 at 18:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Furry muff

Always good to hear about peoples experiences with different companies, good and bad.

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good result fella!!

better then most supliers (even when u work 4 them - no names mentioned lol)
l33t corsa
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28th Feb 03 at 18:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It's pretty good for TSW too, as now they have someone driving around advertising their products for them -for free

[Edited on 28-02-2003 by l33t corsa]
M2RTY
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funny - costouring cars etc get paid millions to advertise them
wezjax
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28th Feb 03 at 18:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
lets be honest,harness pads are wank.
Makarus
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28th Feb 03 at 18:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
In your opinion they are, but I am happy enough with them.

Doesn't bother me at all, I like them, its different.

There always has to be someone who cant be civil.
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28th Feb 03 at 18:37   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Harness pads are useful if u have harnesses though, no?
Drew
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28th Feb 03 at 18:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Tim
Harness pads are useful if u have harnesses though, no?
yeah cause then fuckers hurt with no pads
Andy Stocker
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28th Feb 03 at 18:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
My harnesses are fine without pads
Makarus
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I have them on my normal seatbelt which I can understand could be classed as sad but I got them free for pitty's sake, wish people would quit slagging stuff off.

And if you did actually have a harness, which I play on getting soon with my new seats then they are very usefull.
Drew
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do ya not tighten them then?
Andy Stocker
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28th Feb 03 at 18:53   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I have em nice & tight.
When I had 3 point harnesses on my standard seats they used to rub my neck, but with the 4 points & buckets they don't cause me grief
Adam
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did you get anything off Yoko? what's the contact number/e-mail
Makarus
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No didnt get anything from Yoko specifically, Yoko are just the UK contact for TSW.

I may ask if they could do me a good deal on Yoko rubber when I need it and some stickers for that!!
Welsh Dan
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Dear Ferrari, I have a toy ferrari, but I would like a real one. I would like to know if you have any old ferraris lying around the place that you would be willing to give me......
Hillzlo
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28th Feb 03 at 20:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
ROFL
Makarus
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Slight different dont you think. I asked for about £1 worth stickers from a big company, and got the stickers and some harness pads that total about £10. Not a few grand.

Reason for the post was just because I was happy that a company had been so helpfull and thought others should know.
JayC
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1st Mar 03 at 00:23   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Spot on that Makarus, good thinking.
DanielJ
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1st Mar 03 at 00:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
pitty tsw r shite offset 4 vauxhalls tho
Makarus
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1st Mar 03 at 01:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Nowt wrong with it.

I am running 15" TSW Evo R's, offset I think is ET45, will have to check to be absolutly certain though.

I am fitting a lowering kit soon that i am picking up later today, gonna drop it 60mm all round and I can garuntee no arch work or owt will be needed. I will sit fine, I spent ages lining it all up and checking it and they will fit just right under the arches.

TSW have some funky designs, it is a shame they dont do more in the way of Corsa offsets yet I hope they will in the future, I will actually e-mail my contact at TSW and see what they have to say about offsets for vauxhalls.
DanielJ
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doubt it m8, highest offset i heard sum1 say was 38?
Makarus
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Balls.

Mine drops 60mm without any problem, mate of mine had the 17" version dropped 50mm. No problems.
Makarus
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Yup ET45, no problems with lowering. Checked with some others people I know who have the same wheels.
moddedcorsa
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thats in 15"s though, there 16"s 17"s etc dont go up to et 45, think there 38 aswell,

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