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No worries. I know it's a while yet but when my salary sacrifice scheme ends in 2 years someone can have it for free if they want it. Pictures don't do it justice, it looks a lot better in the flesh

Just done that last night to fit my Tesla UMC and ring tyre inflator, just gotta add a bit of a basic weather protector for the top now. We have some thin flexible rubber matting at work so thinking I'll attach it at the front edges and let it just sit on top.

I decided to make my own frunk. I bent some galvanised steel conduit and flattened the ends to pick up on the same holes the aftermarket frunks do. I then riveted a length of t shaped extruded aluminium between the 2. Cut an oil resistant plastic container to allow for the slope of the bonnet...

It's quite easy for us mere mortals with regular mg4's as we can retrofit the uprated x power suspension parts but as you've already got the x power it's a case of waiting for the aftermarket suspension companies to develop and release products which will come. Does the X power have a tendency...

If you wanna keep the comfort but reduce body roll I'd be seeking beefier front and rear sway/anti roll bars first

Looking at his site the guy obviously knows his beans but if he's referring to the H&R springs being bad I'd be a little surprised. They are German anyway and have a great reputation for premium quality springs and would be miffed if they developed springs for the mg4 where the spring rates...

What age and size group seat is your child? Also all the I size isofix rotating bases are bulky so you might struggle with legroom for a forward facing child if you're tall and insistent that you want the seat behind you. My newborn is in a cybex cloud z2 ( so currently rear facing) with the...

Sorry for chiming in here but it seems a bit rich you asking for assistance in your OP but refusing to give any to others

No sorry my question about securing was for @siteguru's method used to store the type 2 cable

Do you secure it in any way or does it just get compressed between the bonnet and plastic which in turn stops it moving?

Ouch it's a bit expensive, it'll be cheaper sending your frunk luggage ahead in an Uber. If they added significant storage I'd maybe buy it if it was more like £75 but how can a mid range android phone or TV cost less than an injection/blow moulded bit plastic

It doesn't matter if the rim is 17, 18 or 15" etc as the fitted tyre wall dimension would be adjusted to make the overall wheel diameter correct

https://www.thewheelshop.co.uk/product-category/space-saver-wheels/mg/mg4-ev/?filter_vehicle-year=2022-present-day Also I think the pcs matches the VW golf but can't remember what year/version

You're right h&r are now selling springs and spacers, last time I checked was months ago when there was nothing. 30mm drop could be perfect 🥰

You might be waiting a while for a good company to start offering drop springs etc like eibach or h&r but if the X power sits lower getting the springs from mg and switching them out yourself is an easy task with the right tools Also not sure if the stiffer uprated springs in the xpower are...

Neither could I. I ended up redecorating my car with a caramel macchiato the other day because I had to lift it up from the top as my missus had hers in the other holder, causing the lid to pop off, and my hand caught the floating shelf to guarantee I splashed it everywhere. Very impractical...

Is anyone aware of any aftermarket of 3d printed drinks holder's that would sit in the storage bin with the retractable cover just behind the current holder's.

You probably just need a new mounting kit. Just check what you need for each vehicle on the Thule website and check which bars, feet/mounting kits are used, with a bit of luck your existing bar type/lengths are cross compatible

Awesome, I didn't know we as an end user could even do this. Fingers crossed it gets approval and we can put the common sense Vs legality/insurance discussion to bed

Just go for it mate, I know I will be. I'm sure it's probably good intentions, but some seem obsessed with the insurance angle. I've never even thought about informing my insurance company when fitting a box to my ice car and I'm pretty sure if you polled people randomly who had there'd be a...