KyleR

OI! Leave 50cal alone, I have a garage full of the stuff They have just dropped their prices by about 30%, though and yes, they are nicely packaged and customers do pay a premium for it, but, damn do their products smell amazing I'm not against 50cal!!! None of their products I've bought have been less than good, they just know how to charge. 30% off might tempt me back on a few (but not the snow foam!). To right they do! Their foam is good as far as foam goes, but is silly expensive, even at the lower prices. Their Tutti Fruity air freshener is amazing, though

OI! Leave 50cal alone, I have a garage full of the stuff They have just dropped their prices by about 30%, though and yes, they are nicely packaged and customers do pay a premium for it, but, damn do their products smell amazing

No. Only your comment im afraid Driving like a grandad but fitting a strut bar to make your engine bay look pretty for shows isnt stupid. Its for show, not for track. This is the same. exactly the same. its no different. What you have just said is something ridiculus, which only makes you look daft for even suggesting it as an analogy. So your a ricer/Barry boy All show no go ? So anyone who modifies their car for shows and to look good, moreso that to go faster is a ricer or a Barry boy? Well **** me pink and call me Richard because apparently I'm a ricer/ Barry boy

I know the one you mean, mine was the same, no idea what it's calked, though. I just sold the car when I seen it...

Sounds like the car is running healthy now car should idle at about 650-700 as it us now

interesting example. Agreed it's gramatically OED type wrong. But it's SO common and frequently used by the people here I have figured it's up there same as having an accent or a type of regional slang. Same with the greeting of 'orrite' Also language also evolves so grammatical changes don't have a fixed rule for all variations. I'll frequently try write a text in full emoticons, just like they did back in the days of the Pharaohs. /Thread. You lot don't talk/write like Shakespeare so don't moan at people who dont talk/write like you. i don't get it .is your moan at me or the other guy? I'm saying your bang on You're Only messin'

interesting example. Agreed it's gramatically OED type wrong. But it's SO common and frequently used by the people here I have figured it's up there same as having an accent or a type of regional slang. Same with the greeting of 'orrite' Also language also evolves so grammatical changes don't have a fixed rule for all variations. I'll frequently try write a text in full emoticons, just like they did back in the days of the Pharaohs. /Thread. You lot don't talk/write like Shakespeare so don't moan at people who dont talk/write like you. i don't get it .is your moan at me or the other guy? Neither mate, he's agreeing with you

£200 a corner... please.. http://www.oponeo.co.uk/?gclid=CO2W6d_c5sMCFabHtAodWWAAKg £130 each delivered on there lol For 18's, yes, but not 19's. I use that site myself and I am currently waiting on a pair of 255/40/19. I'm assuming the car has 19's btw, I never looked hard enough lol

Hey Richard, I have the DAS 6 and currently only used it for applying a glaze. It seems to do the job just fine and I'm pretty sure it's capabilities are much higher than mine, so I'm not likely to "outgrow" it. I got it off eBay for about £60 delivered. There are usually quite a few second hand on there in perfect condition due to people buying them and barely using them before realising they can't be arsed

Just remembered, I've seen a few people recently mix up through and threw

For the same reason they'd spend thousands to fit & paint a bodykit to commute to a meet? Completely different thing. You can win awards and shows for having expensive bodykits etc, but no one gives any extra marks if you've got MPSS, so why not keep the £400 saved on tyres and spend it on detailing equipment

It's pretty much a show car and only a show car, why would someone spend £200 a corner on MPSS to commute to a meet?

Most simple grammar doesn't bother me, like the error Keyser and myself made by placing an apostrophe where there shouldn't have been one. What does annoy me are these being used incorrectly: your, you're there, they're, their where, were, we're (I find smartphones constantly balls up we're and were though) "was" being used where "were" should be I am far from perfect with my spelling and grammar by the way, so anyone who mixes ^ those ^ up, please don't be offended

Will Smith made the show for me this week. Not that the rest was bad or anything, it was good also, but that man is hilarious in every interview he does

I like it for anyone reasonably capable of drifting (on purpose). How much are they looking for it?

@*!#, I didn't even see the link

Not driven but have seen them. I'm not too sure what I think of them yet, even more unsure after watching Top Gear and hearing that it's pretty common to average 30 mpg

Remember to refit the large 'O' right from the old ballast if this one doesn't come with

I OWE YOU A BEER!! Peroni please

^^ Oh the irony

You mean the braces for a 4 point harness?

Whats it made from? Concrete?

It's like a Ducati 1099 vs a 2 stroke 50cc scooter The single sounds awesome!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MATSUSHITA-SUBARU-IMPREZA-WRX-STI-2004-09-HID-XENON-D2S-D2R-BALLAST-/371216383008?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item566e387c20 Subaru use the same one

It'll be the ballast, £50-£100 depending on 2nd hand or new. Check eBay and avoid Nissan, it'll be about £200 there.