BulletMagnet

Cheeky feckers! Shouldn't they be giving you a petrol allowance if you have to drive an extra 2000 miles for them? They can't expect you to sell your house and move to your work, right?

is it on yet..... +1 Jay has no dedication, especially today of all days where he should be spoiling his true love

To be fair tho, my brother is having trouble locating a pair of Varis sideskirts and CF canards for his Gen7 Celica. Only place it seems where they are available is from Japan (he's tried most Toyota Tuners and even places in the US) Hopefully he'll be able to get them, as he has managed to get his hands on the rest of the kit (lucky bugger). Once it's all fitted it should look something like this, only in black

Same here £450, unless your seller is doing a Varis front lip and bonnet combo, then it's a steal

Is there any way to get behind the threaded holes? If yes, then you could pop down to B&Q and get some stainless washers and nuts.

Blow it out your @$$ :lol:

The Varis CF bonnet is a straight swap for the OEM bonnet. Which make is the one you are fitting?

I dislike Ditzy, I do like to have conversations about things other than clothes, handbag dogs and gossip on the celebs. And there is only so much sex to be had in a day. VBH would be able to stimulate mind and body rather than just body.

Rather have VBH than a brolly dolly any day. Brolly Dolly looks nice and prolly have the intelligence if a retarded Kerry Katona. VBH can drive and lists the 350Z as one of her all time fav cars, so on a day to day basis it would be preferrable.

If there is nothing visible on the outside of the disks, it might be worth checking the inner pads. You could also do a pad bedding in procedure and see if that helps viewtopic.php?f=35&t=19501

Why not browae thru the Favorite Zed Wheels thread? viewtopic.php?f=61&t=20281 And when you see something you like, then you could ask who could supply them. Also helps if you could give us a clue what you are thinking of spending on a set of wheels to narrow it down a little further

That is a seriously nice car, better looking than the 350Z to me. BAN!!!!

Would have been better if she was in heels, a White bikini and doing hula hoop with the new tyre......under a shower head

Just wait until you discover snowfoam

Basics would be two buckets with gritguards, washmitt rather than a sponge, drying towel, quality car shampoo like Meguiars Gold Class or similar, car wax like Meguiars Tech Wax or similar and a bunch of microfibre cloths to buff the wax with. You can start off with that and then build your car cleaning arsenal if you feel the need to become more obsessive

Great to see that our very own internet ninjas were of great help This is what I love about this place

Have a look here... viewtopic.php?f=9&t=29312&hilit=alexz&start=75

Alternatively, you could do a tape deck hack and add an iPod cable to the Bose headunit

Double DIN is an industry size, so it should fit no probs (got a double DIN myself)

Loving this thread Her belt is way too big...

In addition to the door slamming is when they pull the interior door handle to open and then let it flick back from maximum extention....

If you have any sort of iPod or iPhone, then I recommend the iPod cable to connect up with. Use my iPhone on mine and it's sweet as a nut. Music needs sorted, gets charged and no issues when receiving phone calls at all

Now, isn't this a clever way to get you to buy......backpacks?!?!?!?!?!?

Sadly, you'll have to understand that I cannot send you my centre cap.

Sent you a PM back Dano Hacked in this case is not a bad thing If you can, try and find a Halfrauds or car audio shop that still have the F900BT on display and want to get rid. I was lucky enough to spot one in my local Halfrauds and it was on a managers special, guess they needed the space for newer models that were coming out. I paid £350 for mine boxed and nothing missing, add the various looms, boosters, ground loop isolators you'll need and iPod cable and you prolly have to add another £100 odd. Main thing during install is patience and being gentle with dash trim, other than that it should be pretty straight forward. Good luck with the shopping and install