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Congratulations mate!

how much?

ooh they look awesome!

don't like them one little bit, sorry!

I'd be interested in XYZ with race cats & 5/16 spacer. In terms of package deals, what's the price for the above mods with a reflash?

not seen that before

I'll check that flat front tyre first

love yellow s2k's!

I might be able to pop over for you mate

it seems a bit different doing in UK than on holiday though, doesnt seem as appatising once I get home

I did a week long course in Cuba - great fun. Only ever done it since then while on holiday though, keep meaning to do it over here but the water is

either: In the 1700's a new method of resuscitation was used. This "new" procedure involved blowing tobacco smoke into the victim's rectum. According to the literature, smoke was first blown into an animal bladder, then into the victim's rectum. It was used successfully by North American Indians and American colonists an introduced in England in 1767. Or: During WWI, in the trenches, at night, the snipers would shoot at anyone that they could see above the level of the trench. The allies started using dummies to draw their fie and would then fire back at the muzzle flash. After a while the snipers got smart and waited to see a sign of life from the figure they saw so the allies ran a tube up the back leading to the mouth. They would push the dummy up enough to be seen and then blow smoke through the tube so that it looked like it was being blown out by the dummy and would shoot at it. Hence, "Don't blow smoke up my ass" meaning don't make me out to be a dummy. Or: The phrase "blowing smoke", meaning to deceive and/or distract, has been around for years. The "up ones ass" part is a fairly new addition. The origin of the "blowing smoke" part is from stage magic, where magicians use smoke to hide their actions or to distract the audience. So if your actions were meant to distract or deceive, you were said to be blowing smoke. Of course, anyone who studies American slang knows that pretty much any phrase can be improved by adding a reference to someones ass, so I suppose it's inevitable the that is where the smoke would eventually be blown.

I see a few on the way home when I past the Porsche dealership. At first they looked a little odd but I must say they look almost....nice now. Some even look a little menacing.

the thing about using yellowstuff with grooved discs was untrue was it not? If you replace the disks you are advised to change pads at same time sometimes, but I don't think the same is true the other way around.

Perhaps some of us were..............

just watched latest episode and was still as dissapointing Nice sounding Maserati though And I find myself more and more drawn to the Porsche - is that wrong?

Just watched latest episode last night and started at the point with the ginger guy from Harry Potter - got a bit worried that all you guys were talking about him!

It's stunning in the flesh! The only annoying about them is only being able to do 126mph before it rips the roof off. Might as well just make a permanent roadster if thats the case!!! I don't see the big deal with the roof, when do you go 126mph? If your on track then just put the roof down beforehand?

is it the Rays or the other OEM wheels that you're wanting? What price you looking to pay?

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yeah, it's much more helpful here than over on the CTR forum

I got that from Asda for like £2 a few months back and its awesome!

Welcome

Anything other than costs of running it mate? Suppose practicality too? running costs are slightly more but nothing serious, insurance was actually £300 cheaper I miss the CTR gearbox as it was much smoother and the gearing made the engine feel more exciting, driving style is completely different but once you get used to actually having torque its nice to cruise around without changing gear every few seconds. Practicality isnt too bad as my gf has the sensible car for lugging crap around in All in all I'm glad I upgraded, even the forum is 100 times better!