BobbyZ

I don't think I've ever heard anything positive about P-Zeros on here. No experience myself though. I got my MPSS from Tyreleader which were the cheapest I found at the time. They delivered the fronts and rears separately though which was a ball ache.

Absolutely no debate there - people who say 'haitch' are wrong'uns.

I've got 255/35 / 285/35 (MPSS) on the same width rims. Will up the fronts to 265 when I next change, as they look slightly slimmer than square to the rims, and to get a slightly more neutral handling balance.

Depends on the exact sizes fitted on both, but it could cause TC issues, yes.

I wouldn't describe the GT86 as floaty from my experience. It's lighter on its feet than a 350 and ultimately has less grip IME (standard vs non-standard comparison, but I think it's true compared to a standard zed also), but it always felt well controlled to me.

HR denotes the engine type, yes (High Revolution). Just check the number of intakes, as some people add an HR bonnet with the bulge to non-HR cars.

Twerk

If it really is happening how you say it is, then you're just unlucky enough to share the road with a bunch of mentalists.

But has Button already switched off mentally? It might be tough to get in the right frame of mind for another season if he's lined himself up for some downtime.

Sweet rims. If I didn't already have my GramLights I'd be sorely tempted

Pics or it didn't happen Dan

Yep, I think someone decently quick and reliable is the right call for Merc. Someone like Verstappen would just clash with Hamilton. Entertaining for us but a headache for them.

Being cynical and all, I don't trust charities enough to give to them. Their OTT marketing campaigns and general aggression (as described in the OP) wind me up no end as well.

Whatever you think of Hamilton's personality, I think your claims about Verstappen being better are a bit wide of the mark. It's generally accepted that Hamilton is very quick.

For me hot hatches (the only time FWD is acceptable IMO*) are a kind of niche product. They're fun for a while in their own way (sling it in then hard on the power), but I think that RWD is the best for a pure driving experience for a few objective reasons, and subjectively I think it feels the best. *I've never driven an Integra Type-R

Welcome Let's see a pic of the WRX then!

Just saw this - definitely would get a space in my list It looks so much fun!

Edit: emoji fail, but good one GM

Do current games support hyper threading? If not then an i7 is still overkill for gaming.

I guess it depends on how you define legendary, but in it's most literal sense I maintain that it is. In petrolhead circles I believe it deserves the title

What makes a legendary brand? Motorsport heritage? Iconic sportscars? Great longevity? Engineering brilliance? Tell me something that Nissan hasn't got, other than being Italian or snob value. I concede regarding the current GT-R being overpriced, but only in the context of the value of the badge. In performance terms it's still a relative performance bargain.

If this is genuine, it just sounds like a bit of clever marketing. As others have said, McLaren have a comprehensive line up of cars now and the 'new F1' is unlikely to be groundbreaking in the same way that the original was.

I'm not sure kids need much imagination to dream of driving a Ferrari or Lamborghini like 99% of other kids I personally love Japanese cars and consider Nissan to be a legendary brand. One good thing about them is you won't get mistaken for a rich **** who bought a car just because it shows how rich you are.

You know you're a machine mate. It's good that you have that to focus on, but all I'm saying is entertain other routes to achieving beastliness. Happy training

I'm not what you'd ever call a bodybuilder, but I like my training... I try to maintain a good balance between resistance and cardio training although I'm some way off my best in both, but working my way back to my previous Herculean powers Although I don't look for strength gains as a proper lifter does, my strength has been going up which is nice to see. My body weight has gone from ~68 - ~72 kg with a gain in both cardio and strength. Is your weight loss intentional or just 'cause? I ask because I know you've been having a tough time recently, and maybe a change in training focus would be good for you. I think people change and life is about balance (that I regularly fail at), and maybe focusing on something else fitness-wise might help... just a thought EDIT: Re my weight, bear in mind I'm a right skinny barstard naturally EDIT 2: My questions were aimed at TT.