MK1 ZS or MK2???
Discussion
I know the body kit looks amazing on a mk2 ZS 180 but the quality look absolutely horrific! Has anybody owned both? Which was the best one? I have effectively pawned my beloved trophy yellow mk1 180 and have the option to buy it back in may / june time but i'm debating leaving it and getting a mk2 180 with all the trimmings instead. Any opinions???
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Is it a rally car?? just it appears to have mudflaps, only joking each to there own.
Mk2 everytime imo if its a 180, they Look better inside and out have a nice climate control system and in my opinion the quality is not really any worse than a Mk1
(I have driven plenty of both and currwntly own a Mk2)
Mk2 everytime imo if its a 180, they Look better inside and out have a nice climate control system and in my opinion the quality is not really any worse than a Mk1
(I have driven plenty of both and currwntly own a Mk2)
Oi ! It's my mid life crisis and if I want mudflaps......... and you haven't even seen my go faster checkered graphic on the boot yet Next on the list is a set of Pioneer rear parcel shelf speakers like the ones I had in the 80's with the vertical grills I am pretty sure they were pioneers.
Mark (reliving his youth)
Mark (reliving his youth)
Ex X Power said:
Its worse on the mk2 imo
There was a poll on the MG forums ages ago and it did seem the Mk2 was significantly less affected. My dad's had two Mk2's and neither have had a single wobbly handle. I had to replace all of them on my Mk1 ZS180 before I sold it. The stupid thing is this was never a problem on the old 400.baldy1926 said:
I have 3 wobbley handles on mine whats the best fix
The "best" fix is new handles, but if they are colour coded they will need spraying. Some people have fitted the chrome effect handles from the 45 models to avoid colour coding them, though I think they look a bit gash.They can be repaired, sort of. If you take them apart you'll find a threaded brass bush with a knurled outer that is supposed to be embedded within a plastic pillar. The plastic simply cracks over time and the brass bush comes loose. Repairing this usually involves lots of metal loaded epoxy and crossed fingers. When I first repaired mine, I put a rivnut though a small bit of alloy plate and bonded the plate the the handle back plate with epoxy, which lasted pretty well.
The screw at the hinged end of the handle is easy to deal with; you can dismantle the handle by removing a white plastic pin on the rear part of the handle assembly and removing the actual handle itself. You can then drill a hole all the way through the handle back plate at the same point the original fitting was located, put a screw through the back plate from the front and then a nut on the back. You now have a very strong stud fitting to secure it to the door, and when you replace the actual handle the head of the screw is covered up.
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