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Stutopia

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  1. Sorry Irfan I don't care I just wanted something to make it stand out from the old boys brigade of grey & beige Sent from the Jaaaaaag at the golf club YAAAARRRRRRRPPPPPPPPPP It did that when you bought a Jag Trying to work out if thats a compliment or not Sent from the Jaaaaaag at the golf club YAAAARRRRRRRPPPPPPPPPP Actually I think it's a line...
  2. My pioneer avh-x2500bt double din fits in nicely my 2004, and works, with an adapter, with the steering controls. I can't say I've tried to use the steering controls for anything other than volume and track skip/back though. Have a look here it's got the detail you're after. http://incartec.co.uk/Manufacturer/Model/Brand/Device/Radio/Browser.aspx
  3. OP can you find a hill to cruise down and drop it into neutral so your exhaust doesn't drown out the noise? You'll know then if it continues after the K1 has broken your ears.
  4. I thought that but that's more of a setting off click than rolling along clicking True story.
  5. My rear axles clicked a number of times (in quick succession) at low speeds before the greasing.
  6. Berks, scorpion, stock 2004 airbox all scored me a 98db about two weeks ago. 3/4 throttle.
  7. Stutopia

    Smoothed spats

    I'm not a spat lover, but I do like that.
  8. You're right, it's totally not the end of the world in the grand scheme, but REALLY? It's just the futility of it that gets me. It's such an utterly pointless thing to do to look well 'ard. What kind of mates have you got that think that's brilliant, instead of taking you to one side and having a word.
  9. HEL Brake lines, crystal reverse clusters, new knob, richbrook anti theft valve caps or tax disc holder, door handle or door mirror colour change, burger badges, magnetic sump plug, grounding kit, reverse cam/sensors, aero wiper blades, roof wrap, window tint, quality lug nuts, DIY respray/wrap interior plastics or strut cover, fluffy dice, leopard print seat covers, air freshener, CB radio... I bet a hose kit is not much more than a ton. Good luck with the Zeditis
  10. The vehicle performance is stunning but the guy is a bellend. All it takes is for some family in a Twingo to change lanes and he's ****ing murdered them all. If people like this only ever killed themselves the world would be a better place. I lost a mate because some bellend thought the world is a racetrack. Sickening.
  11. Well, if you insist They were refurbed in "chrome effect"
  12. Nice work, Zed looks Intrigued to see what you make of the CG lock. I tend to slouch a bit so tempted to try one.
  13. Is there any need? I'm not a big fan of street performers but to make the leap to this is quite incredible. Fate will work its way around to him. You can only hope it's nothing trivial when it does.
  14. Cheers! Do you mean the wheel colour as well? Unfortunately they were corroded so needed to be refurbished. I really like the factory colour of them, but the polished and lacquered rim just won't last a winter. Also, it feels like you pay all that money for a refurb so they should look a bit different. I think the black chrome option will look nice without looking too different from now. Spoiler is a Spoiler Depot 'piggy back' from the US, but I'm not sure they are available anymore. I did mean the wheels as well, but I hear you on wanting a change for your cash though.
  15. The smart power knows when the battery gets low, so it stops drawing on it until after the next ignition on. I believe over the course of a night it shouldn't be problem. Two weeks on holiday though and you won't get full coverage!
  16. That zed looks great, don't change a thing! What's the boot spoiler BTW?
  17. The correct answer is, of course, to bin it as you are no longer 12 years old and at school, and to buy something with a single strap that goes over the shoulder. Notable exceptions to this rule include any sac designed to carry fluids for those marathons, or dressing up as a Ghostbuster with proton pack for parties. Tell you what......you show me (with your back) you carrying round 30kgs of worldly possessions round the highways and byways of Oz, whilst desperately running away from rabid koala's for 4 months ..........on one shoulder .........and I'll admit that I'm a big bufty for getting a proper one! I took one of these round South America for a year, came back with a super powerful right shoulder! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Military-Style-Heavy-Duty-Cotton-Canvas-Army-Kit-Bag-Olive-Green-Large-Size-New-/121006652717 Bargain price too. You only tend to carry everything from hotel to bus stop and vice versa, most of the time it's carrying 20 quid, some local beer and a hat. Enjoy your trip anyway, sounds cool. Koalas are dangerous.
  18. Well it was two but orange and lemonade I only asked cos the pic was upside down on my iPad, but then I looked on my mac and it was the right way up! Then I felt bad at suggesting you were a drink driver
  19. Applying the principles of my favourite science, physics, I formulated a complex theory on EMI and purchased some clip on ferrite cores. I fitted these to the speaker wire, as close as I could without disturbing anything, minimal effort. Did nothing. Applying the principles of my favourite emotion, rage, I ripped out all the trim and snapped a few trim clips, pulled a load of cables as far away from each other as possible and taped them down with ally tape. Zero thought applied. Solved it. I'm now whine free, well, at least until I get to work in the morning. How does it know to rain when you get the very last hit of trim out? On the plus side, it's much easier to clean and nanolex trim it when it's in a big wet pile in the shed.
  20. I picked a random nearby bolt at first, but shifted to the big one my amp has, no change. I'm fairly sure it's cross talk from something. At least I know how the trim comes out now
  21. Bump, as I'm gonna have a play around with this today.
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