davey_83

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Amazing experience no doubt, thanx for sharing pictures from the mother land.

Once you both do settle on a house you want to place an offer, express to the vendor that you're first time buyers - this packs a massive punch when doing a deal. May sound obvious but you can only offer on one property at a time also.

The bank won't lend you more that the property is worth regardless of the asking

Previously used AutoGlym bodywork conditioner, Meg's ultimate wash and wax, turtle wax, aldi owns, autostart autowash and this is my new favourite. Of course smells divine, very slick across the paintwork, tones of suds for not much product and very good water sheeting with an open hose after.

you'll find you do, think rolling resistance and taller tyres albeit a small amount like gearing.

Clever stuff dude, you must be excited. Shows just how low down the engine actually is.

Tyre pressures play a big part too, low to say 20psi at a cost of terminal speed - always a trade off. I remember pushing my car in the queue with the bonnet up, thinking it would make a difference as everyone else was doing this also

Looking good pal!! Love the drive home after a new exhaust system.

All super lovely work!!! So so much love gone into this, I won't recognise it the next time I see it!!

Some manufactures dyno test cars straight of the line before it even leaves the door. Seems strange but reads as the norm these days. http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bugatti/92681/2017-bugatti-chiron-all-the-news-and-info-on-bugattis-new-1479bhp-hypercar With wheels bolted on and fluids filled the car hits a modified dynamometer. After a successful dyno test, the car’s complete body is fitted and it undergoes a leak test, after which work can begin on the interior.

I'll be heading down from Sheldon Convoy cha cha chaaaa

No, fit a pair of O2 spacers while you're there.

Bolt on Almera GTi 99' spec 14.9 sec Santa Pod

Twice as long as it is from the middle x

Fair play fella, Happy Zediversary must be love Longest I had a car was 8 years

Any changes in your mpg of late?

When it's said fuel dampers, are these not the oe fpr's?

Once the desired fuel pressure has been set, always remove the fpr gauge as these over time go out of calibration. On my old SR20 I use to have a spare gauge just for setting up and one id leave fitted as a gauge in the engine bay always looks cool. I take it on the VQ35 the afpr isn't vacuum controlled?

Cheers thank you - Next run over we're planning for end of May, it'll be our fourth one and numbers are slowly growing. So many fantastic routes, one day just isnt enough really.

No prizes for guessing where on the map I was the weekend Never driven on nicer roads, however more impressive than the EVO Triangle was the drive after to Lake Vyrnwy along the B4391 after Bala. With a tiny bit of luck actually managed to go up on a really nice day, as it had been raining on and off all week. Just a couple miles from home as always after any long drive, quick jet off

My favourite stretch is the old Warrick Road from Hockley Heath to Hatton. You tend to get nice views over hill passed, however Coleshill to Atherstone is good and over looks Birmingham & Solihull.

Happy Birthday!!!

Sounds lush!!!