Good morning,
I saw your write up on the drive cycle for the Motronic 7.3 setups and was wondering where did you find it? More specifically, I need the drive cycle for my '97 355. Can you provide any info or links?
Thanks, and BTW the 575 is on my short list of the next car to buy. Yours is beautiful!
Jim

Hope you get a good one. Believe you will be very happy with your new 575.

Taz

Hi Terry

Having decided to but a 575 a few months ago, I've been following your posts over at the other forum and now this forum. If all goes well, I should be getting my 575 early next week. I have learned a lot from your posts and hope to continue to learn about the 575 from you.

That's all from me for now. Will touch base with you again when my car arrives.

Thanks Terry, That's about what I thought they might bring.

Can't wait to get the new ones on the car !

cheers,

Bill

Bill- Those should look really nice on your 550. Unfortunately, I have no idea what 550 wheels bring. They fit the 456/456M, but I have not seen too many examples of them fitted. Sets on E-Bay seem to go for $1500 to $2000.

Taz

Hi Terry, I just bought the Barchetta wheels !
Have to say I'm pretty excited, should have them by the 20th.
I'm going to sell my wheels so I wanted to ask what cars they will work on ? I know they are great for a 456, anything else ?
Also I have no idea as what to ask for them (wheels only)
any advice would be very appreciated....

Thanks !
Bill

Peo- Glad you found Ferrari Life, too. Good to hear from you again.

Hi,
Happy to read you a gain,
Best regards
Peo from france

Thanks for that.

Regards

David

David- Those images came from a variety of sources. The California and 458 images came from Ricambi's online parts catalogs, the 456M image came from a 456M owners manual, and the 575M transaxle image came from the 575M workshop manual. If you go to ferraridatabase.com, you can download tons of OMs, WSMs and other tech data, part of which I sent Ben Deetman, who owns the site. The 575M WSM still has to be purchased.

Taz