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Not sure if you're referring to me, but it does sound familiar (though in my case it was 2nd).

Nice intro,

Off topic, but 'Nismo', 'Michelin', 'Tyres'.

This was a good year....

FTFY

What version do you currently have? 2013 disk here...

Oooooh, NeoChrome

Unless you have some weird baby fingers, it sounds like that 1175 belt isn't really an 1175 belt. A fingertip is probably a good 30mm+, which might just be enough to make it too long, I'm guessing there is no marking on the belt itself of what the length is and measuring it with a tape measure isn't worth the hassle

The last 4 digits in that format of part code represent the length in millimetres (mm). I find it very hard to believe that a difference of 2mm between the 6pk1175 and 6pk1173 caused a problem. If the pulley had been deleted you would need a 6pk1145.

Are you sure? It will be very obvious if the pulley has been deleted (refer to the images in post #6) I believe the only reason it is deleted is for weight saving.

If it's Gates belts you have / want... I believe you have K060465, but need K060450. (last 3 numbers represent length in inches, so 45" rather than 46.5")

Rev-up uses a longer belt than non-rev-up. See the red text (in description) here and here. There is a chance you could have a pulley delete too, so check that as well: This Becomes:

"Item location: Moscow, Moscow, Russian Federation" Should be interesting...

Being able to afford to buy a car and being able to afford to own it are 2 completely different things. I bet most people could save up for a Lambo is they really tried. Though they would be screwed when it came to repairs or if they ever had an accident. Either that or they will be sacrificing everything, living in a cardboard box and eating beans for breakfast lunch and dinner just to afford to run it.

Just above comfortable is a good place to be. Think about it this way, some people just got lucky, but a lot of people who have / can afford Lambos put in a lot of effort and worked 100 hours weeks to get where they are. Would you rather live a (relatively) relaxed, comfortable lifestyle with a Z, or work yourself to death with no free time but have a Lambo?

Sarnie (Liam), top poster on 350Z, made a similar promise to himself to own a Lambo before he was 30 ... he made it and I think he's got a McLaren now Are we talking a used £70k Gallardo or a brand new Aventador?

What if I told you you could fulfil that promise by Friday if you order with 22 hours 17 mins?

That was my response too.

This for pre-facelift and this for facelift I believe.

Yeh, Clark sell it for £50 I believe.

Yeah, as I say, I'm not saying I'm correct, just that it appears to be that teachers have an easy life. Though I guess it heavily depends on how good a teacher you are and how much effort you put in. If you want to do tailored lessons, then yeh, I can see it being a massive chore. My experience on the other hand was working through text books and being taught the same stuff that's been taught for the past however many years unless there is a huge change to the syllabus. (Of course that is until Ofsted visits, at which point we get a customised lesson.) Peer marking usually took forever because of the problems you point out. We'd be given the answer, and then spend 10 minutes while every student asks whether or not the answer / method their peer wrote was correct.

There's probably better examples of times I though it was BS, but I hated it and didn't pay attention, so I can't recall them. My point was that it's a waste of time and there are better, more important things to learn about in English. Good orthographic and grammatical skills are very important and you will use them every day. I can't remember the last time I used bloody story writing skills or had to analyse what an author meant (which just ruins the book afaic).