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Husky

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  1. you can also use advanced search, put their name in the "Search for author:" box and then the search terms in the box above.
  2. use this link http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&sa ... =&gs_rfai= and type what you want to search for AFTER the text thats already in the search bar. so site:www.350z-uk.com YOUR TEXT HERE that should make life easier
  3. oooh bad behaviour
  4. Husky

    106 track car

    you cant sell her : post vids up of the new one running GLWTS
  5. ok ok ok show off what kind of school does this? im going back to school! i work with cars daily and my workshop doesnt look as fun as that
  6. haha thats massive yeah i get headaches from them too. me and my mate attached his to the back of his car and "dragged" it was hilarious where did you find that beast?
  7. haha there are a few people at work who do that, great way of circumventing network skyving control alessandro, you finally got the job in porn then, you must be a sax expert to play for that length of time without getting out of breath.
  8. schweet
  9. neil, wheretf have you been aswell
  10. wondered why it was quieter at 3am
  11. yes fairlady z is an import there is a whole faq on the differences
  12. wire wool is a nice simple way to give it a gentle clean followed by megs metal polish. that will get rid of some of your soot etc and give it a shine. if its bad then you can take it back a bit and work through the grades as i did. the condition of it dictates what grade you start at, the worse it is the lower the grade you go for. your matel polish is the last thing you do, it has very fine polishing bits in it to take the finest scratches out, it also has some form of caoting in it to make the shine last longer.
  13. sadly there is actually good reason to take it to the dealer, most people dont realise it but any time their car is hooked up to diagnostics usually the dealer brings all the software on the cars up to the latest level, this includes the bluetooth! infact that's one of the software sets you can guarantee will have a new release every time. You might find the fault is software related so a patch would resolve the issue. Up to you but i would say for such a new car, going to the dealers once in a whie is a good thing as they sort all the bugs out. I build these software packs in my job so im not making it up :lol:
  14. Wash your mouth out Ian. +1
  15. good job
  16. lol at the vote split, you've got no choice now
  17. so easy to catch the cleaning stuff on that
  18. yep, bear in mind the profile is a % of the width, so width change alters the profile size even though the number is the same
  19. good job my man i say this with a soldering iron in my hand
  20. http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
  21. after last winter, yes i think it is, it cost me more than the shed is worth in just a wheel bearing. I want to enjoy the snow and ice in the winter i love it and i was gutted to be missing out a bit by having a rwd sports car. the shed is getting snow tyres! at 60 quid for the whole car in snow tyres i think thats ok the other factor is modding; how much, what type and how time consuming is it? most of the mods i do take lots of trial and error and time to get just perfect. ive had to do many an all nighter under flood lights to get her back together for a monday morning. something i dont have to do now why don't you get a 110 land rover with off road tyres. you could mod them both. As i live in the sticks and it floods loads round here, i've considered getting an old land rover for say 3-4k sticking some off road tyres on it and maybe a recaro seat. There is no guarantee that it's going to snow again this year btw... there appears to be a wide selection of recaro seats here http://www.mothercare.com/b/68213031?ie ... a33b8cb496 well fingers crossed will get to run a freelander on test over xmas
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