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Mod your driving style to reduce the amount of braking and acceleration, but keeping a constant speed. During my Speed Awareness Course, I was set a challenge of driving thru a village and was given two conditions to follow. One was I was not allowed to stop and the other was I was only allowed one gear change. What it does to you as the driver is to be more aware of your surroundings and plan ahead, thus making your driving style smoother.

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That's right Dblock, Shire just did his, big brace and the smaller tie bars. viewtopic.php?f=100&t=45351

Does John shed hair like that?

Daily driver as it's my only car, bought about 2 years ago with 38K on the clock, now shoung 70K+

Love this ad :lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R55e-uHQna0

Contact either R35LEE or ZMANALEX. They will make sure that you get a properly divorced unit (the OEM radio is "mated" to the car and if it isn't "divorced" will not work in any other car) Aftermarket headunit not an option? Plenty of choices out there that easily perform better than the standard unit

I'm loving the wind at the mo....mainly when I am at work 45mph = Red lights on quay cranes = relaxy time

Yeah, people that have the lighter fly and uprated clutch have more clutch chatter, so perfectly normal Have you thought of getting additional bracing for the underside to help the W brace, like the items from GT Spec or Summit? GT Spec brace Summit brace

Nice vid, even tho some fake clips from virals found their way in, lol

He really only hit him with the tip of his foot, so really just managed to reach, couple of inches shorter and it would have been "WTF is Pettis doing?!?!?"

Yeah, saw that before, but it's like total fluke that hit, I mean c'mon. Yeah he's got an odd style of fighting, but put him against someone like Clay Guida with neverending cardio and see how he comes out of that.

Call it what? The Z-Team?

I enjoy watching it, not seen UFC126 yet, so no spoilers please

MadMarky is running 20"s on his and I'm pretty sure it's ok, might be worth getting his opinion too

I think perspective buyer should PM the seller, rather than waiting for a thread update

Like mentioned before, your budget seems a little "tight" for a staggered set of wheels, but that's just my personal opinion of course. Keep in mind that you have the rest of the car to fix up aswell. You don't want costs spiralling out of control just yet before the car has been restored to it's former glory.

Oh, lookie here, you are in luck. Bang on budget too viewtopic.php?f=32&t=43841

Even if it was repaired, would you really trust it's structural integrety? Personally I'd always have this little niggle in the back of my head, since it already has been weakened once.

Or three to add temperd glass to and turn them into a set of coffee tables

You could contact the likes of Hayward & Scott Click Me

Short answer: you need to install new mic Long answer: Hiya, I have a UK GT pack Zed also and have also installed an aftermarket double din headunit (HU). Whilst installing said HU, it was said that because the existing handsfree kit could not be connected to the new HU, mainly because you wouldn't be able just to plug the existing mic into the new HU, since it is incorporated into a wiring loom. But since my new HU came with Bluetooth built in and a new mic, it was no real hassle getting it all to work. Tricky bit was finding a location for the new mic and then routing the mic wire back to the HU. Choose the top of the driver side a-pillar as the location and then proceeded to route the wire behind the trim pieces. With a little gentle persuasion most trim panels will come away. All I lifted we're the a pillar trim and the trim beneath it, then routed the wire to the driver footwell and then to the centre console to the HU. Sounds more complicated than it is. Have fun and good luck with your install.

Get a gaming keyboard and setup a layout that disables the Caps Lock Currently got a Microsoft Gaming keyboard that let's me switch between three layouts.

The 3M Di-Noc stuff sticks very well after heat application. You will notice how "soft" it gets with a hairdryer, don't melt it tho, once it cools, it does become quite rigid.