rtbiscuit

good to see you're up and running again

bargain

looks good mate

trying to think if i get it on torque on the xk. i know i have it set to read AFR air inlet temp, engine temp and a few others but must admit i don;t think the dongle is set to read oil temp.

Dixon motorsport isn't to far from there either.

i want in

cheers chris i look forward to seeing the pics. my day job workshop is full kitted. just trying to build a home from home

genius chris, i hadn't thought of that, do you want to be partners on this. we'll split it all 50/50, I've already setup the business so you'll have to buy in. now i value the business already at £500,000 so if you give me £250,000 we'll be equal partners. and you'll recoup that back easily in a few weeks. its fool proof. and we'll be millionairs

i'd go do somethings to add to my skills. or become a pimp

good little film, its amazing you managed to find one with both GLRNET and Ebized both in their late 20's hooning in the snow. somethings never change

well i've just got back from spain, and you guys are the first i've spoken too, and it was an opportunity i didn;t want you all to miss. don't worry its not a pyramid scheme. this is a pyramid scheme and this is what i'm offering as you can see they are completely different :wink:

i was going to go for www.youvebeenponzid.com but i thought the other had more promise.

i want to upgrade at some point to 50 or 55, i reckon i can squeeze it in now i moved the TV stand

any trailers for that?

its on the number plate, most likely done more to his than yours. but frustrating all the same.

i love to play in my workshop, thats why its my job teaching others about it. for me i'd love to be my own boss.have my own workshop and do my own thing.but its just not viable for me to step out and do that. so i do things as hobbies. getting a wood lathe at christmas so i can get back into my carpentry properly. was going to turn the garage into a mechanical setup for doing car work, but to be honest, i can;t get the jag in.and would rather eb able to shut the door and work with wood. such a great material and i love turning it into something. very rewarding. and a great hobby.

SMB?

my grandparents farm hand leanrt lots of skills while he worked for my grandparents, he could fix most things and weld. when my granparents retired he had to find work else where.i think he ended up wroking for a truck company, but becuase of all his skills especially the welding he became invaluable made alot of cash as he could do so much more than the younger lads. my old driving instructor worked out in canada for a while welding submarines; such a versatile skill. once you have it you can do so much with it especially in car restoration. start with MiG but if you can learn TiG thats where the money is. could even move in to fabricating your own exhausts. and if you can paint as well. your laughing.

i'd say a welding and painting course would be more useable. along with mechanics. if you went the painting route an airbrushing course could open doors. just depends on how artisitc you are i suppose.

NAS?

take up fishing

yep i'd probably have a 2nd job, or do a course or more photography, or be an xbox genius on BO2

to be honest strapping torches to the car will most likely help, but just doesn;t look so good. others upgrade the older lights to the bi xenons from the facelift gen. apparently a lot better, but not as good compared to other manufacturing rivals. i found my old lights used to drop over time, and getting them re-levelled every so often made a big difference. i always upgrade my full beams anyway. either to philips or OSRAMs