WhackyWill

Surely the way forward is to screen people before they leave an infected area, or is that against Their Human Rights..!!! :scare:

Pics by tomorrow Sam..

If you going to pull out the engine to fix the oil leak, what a great time to change it...

Do You Agree..?? http://www.motor-heads.co.uk/2014/09/what-are-top-5-cars-to-modify.html

Cool Knob..Like Hooch Nismo as well.

Got some great looking parts on here. http://www.nengun.com/search/#t:n:u:y;m:29;g:7

Looks a good project, have driven one a few times, very underpowered. Best to throw away the 2.4 lump and fit a 5.4 AMG 364 BHP from a ML. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2001-51-MERCEDES-ML55-AMG-5-4-364BHP-AUTO-5-DR-BLACK-ESTATE-ML-55-/221560020314?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3396019d5a

I use this, its easier and works every time its also faster than Photobucket www.postimage.org (I put some up in the Testing Forum have a look ).

Great vid, link is working.

I was heading back from Brands after the BTCC Practice day. Nice 370Z heading down towards the roundabout by the garage at Death Hill..!! :scare: Think its called Scratchers Lane, but always known to us as Death Hill. (PM me if you want to know why). Didn't get any part of the Reg as we were both tramping on a bit..!! :thumbs:

It was previously stated that the impact was 50g approx, from the medical g meter in the car and it stopped in 20ft. I am therefore not surprised unfortunately.

Well it is, as that's their pay regardless of how much sponsorship money they bring to the Team. Sponsorship money goes to the Team and then the driver has to negotiate how much he gets paid..!!

Happy Birthday. Have a good one.

Still a great looking car. Good luck with the sale..

Ouch..!! Forget the above, just realised its for a 370z..I'll leave it up as it may be of use to somebody..

Second time I have posted this today..What going on.. !! :scare: http://www.hypersprite.com/auto/tech-z-003/index.asp

Zmanalex must have a few in stock. PM

That's baby money compared to how much Ferrari paid him not to drive..!!! (£40 mill) he only got £3mil from Lotus in 2012.

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F1: 2014 driver salaries The annual list of F1 salaries has again been published, and while Ferrari's Fernando Alonso remains top, he has now been joined by team-mate Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel. The information - complied by Business Book GP2014 and reported on TomorrowNewsF1.com - reckons all three are now on around €22 million, with Kimi Raikkonen gaining considerably after moving from Lotus to the Scuderia. Vettel's income has also increased substantially in the wake of his fourth F1 Drivers' title in a row. Lewis Hamilton meanwhile has now dropped to fourth in the rankings, although he remains on a reputed €20 million retainer with Mercedes, one spot in front of Jenson Button, taking home €16 million with McLaren. Current Championship leader Nico Rosberg saw his pay increased by Mercedes from €11 million to €12 million, while Felipe Massa drops to €4 million after losing his seat at Ferrari and then moving to Williams. Further back, Nico Hulkenberg is now apparently earning four times as much as he did in 2013, with Force India paying him €4 million, while his team-mate, Sergio Perez has seen his salary doubled to €3 million – despite being dumped by McLaren. Lotus duo Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado also earn €3 million, it is claimed. Williams' Valtteri Bottas and Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo both look a real bargain at €1 million and €750,000 respectively, while F1 2014 rookie Kevin Magnussen gets €1 million with McLaren. Fellow F1 newbie Daniil Kvyat is on €250,000 with Toro Rosso. The full breakdown is below... Drivers: 1. Fernando Alonso Ferrari €22m = Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari €22m =Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing €22m 4. Lewis Hamilton Mercedes €20m 5. Jenson Button McLaren-Mercedes €16m 6. Nico Rosberg Mercedes €12m 7. Felipe Massa Williams €4m = Nico Hulkenberg Force India F1 €4m 9. Romain Grosjean Lotus F1 Team €3m = Pastor Maldonado Lotus F1 Team €3m = Sergio Perez Force India F1 €3m 12. Adrian Sutil Sauber €2m 13. Kevin Magnuseen McLaren-Mercedes €1m = Valtteri Bottas Williams €1m 15. Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull Racing €750,000 = Jean-Eric Vergne Scuderia Toro Rosso €750,000 17. Jules Bianchi Marussia €500,000 18. Esteban Gutierrez Sauber €400,000 19. Daniil Kvyat Scuderia Toro Rosso €250,000 20. Max Chilton Marussia €200,000 21. Marcus Ericsson Caterham F1 €150,000 = Kamui Kobayshi Caterham F1 €150,000 What the F1 teams spent on drivers in 2014: 1. Ferrari €44m 2. Mercedes €32m 3. Red Bull Racing €22.75m 4. McLaren-Mercedes €17m 5. Force India €7m 6. Lotus F1 team €6m 7. Williams €5m 8. Sauber €2.4m 9. Scuderia Toro Rosso €1m 10. Marussia €700,000 11. Caterham €300,000

Will it work in F1...?

Sochi F1 Paddock at night.

Try this,. http://www.hypersprite.com/auto/tech-z-003/index.asp The two adjusters at the top are for horizontal adjustment.

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Wonder if it means, that if they get free engines and a pot of gold from the car manufacturer that constitutes a Works Team rather than a Customer Team where you pay for your engines. .!!