The Bounty Bar Kid

Really wanna have a HD camera though.

Anybody fitted any to their car before? Looking at one of the following unless I find something better. http://www.incarcamerasystems.co.uk/Exeros_In_Car_Camera.php http://www.incarcamerasystems.co.uk/HDSP3.php I'm looking at fitting this into the bumper for the best view and then using it on track days and long drives eg down to Le Mans etc. Just wondering what problems people have come across.

Why did u do that?

Thanx alot! Mark, I'll be seeing you on Thursday then! Can't wait!!!

+1. in the same boat as u!

sorry, spent 4-5 hours this morning detailing the exterior of my car. no dirty pics here!

Need to remember to pick it up at some point.

No jack with me. Forgot my one at my place in Farnborough, Hampshire.

How do I tell if I have a HFC fitted or not??? Without having the emissions tested. Is there anyway I can tell? Is it much much louder than normal??? Booked my car into Abbey for Thursday to get one fitted and it suddenly hit me whilst browsing the dyno thread. Some cars are running similiar power with HFCs fitted, so maybe I'm lucky or maybe I have one fitted already and wasn't told about it when I bought the car. Please please help me. Don't wanna have to make the trip to Abbey to find out I don't need to and don't wanna mess them about either. Thanx in advance.

http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=59500

Olivia Wilde is gorgeous in everything!

Yes though I think that neon tubes are not terribly flexible I think the rear lights in current BMW models use something similar... light diffusing acrylic or something like that. I can't google it because I don't know what it is Edit: Now that you mention it, yes it does look very Tron! That gives me a whole bunch of styling ideas Snap! TRON style lighting = need to change my boxers!

+1

I'm going to Le Mans in June (hopefully, depends on my mates), so would be good to take him there!

YD06, going towards Wallington from Coulsdon. Don't know the road name but I was in the black 350z on the other side of the road just coming away after parking on the side. Today at 5.25pm.

Yummy!

People are dumbing down.

Looks sweet! Nice to see it coming along! Very interesting.

Yesterday morning about 7.50am in Coulsdon Town. Nice. LD60 ...

DW05 last night about 8.40pm. Going into Sutton.

Might be the same one I saw yesterday. LD60 ...

Coulsdon A23 @ 9.20pm Going towards Coulsdon Town. Near the securicor depot. I was in the black 350z going the other way towards the M25.

It's only been out 10 minutes! In all honesty the list of my 'dream' cars would mostly be cars that were created before I was born. There would be a handful of nearly modern machinery. This is in my lotto win ultimate dream garage..... Oh and a veyron wouldn't even nearly get a look in on it. But as a petrolhead can you not appreciate the engineering that went into the Veyron. It's not about how fast it is but it's about how it does it, and with so little effort and so much comfort. I'm a petrolhead and an Engineer. I do appreciate the engineering but it just doesn't stir my loins. It leaves me cold to be honest. Sure it's mind boggling how good it is but I wouldn't want a picture of it on my wall as it's not attractive to me (subjective) and a dream car should basically give you a semi at the thought of it and a full lob on when you see it and hear it start. For girls, you can translate to other pant based reflexes. Take Lambos, the Gallardo is magic. I'm lucky that I've experienced a few and the Superleggera is mind blowing. A Murci is a dream machine but not my dream. Countach? Never really did it for me. The lambo I love the most and the one that I'd most like to own is the Muira. I believe it's not that good to drive however it's the one that stirs emotion in me the most. Fair play!

It's only been out 10 minutes! In all honesty the list of my 'dream' cars would mostly be cars that were created before I was born. There would be a handful of nearly modern machinery. This is in my lotto win ultimate dream garage..... Oh and a veyron wouldn't even nearly get a look in on it. But as a petrolhead can you not appreciate the engineering that went into the Veyron. It's not about how fast it is but it's about how it does it, and with so little effort and so much comfort.