rtbiscuit

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i think your quiet close to CoG they have very good geo setups etc and i think a hawkeye calibration system http://www.centergravity.co.uk/contacts.cfm i know its the midlands but they have a very good rep.

i like the central exit look, i'd actually be tempted to get the twin central tips changed to a porsche style single oval shape.

there was also Fake indian silver as well...

do you mean the buff daddy, the spin doctor is the rotary polisher, the buff daddy is the DA polisher

defo the DBA discs as for pads yellow will be fine but other otpions are around depending on what your willing to spend.

you dont get ' com on inside and wash ya grandmas's wig' nope

meh!

1.5k 2.5k i new it was more than 1k on startup been a year since i started a Zed engine memory starts to dull a bit.

who ever that is on the pumpkin doesnt look like shes actually finished school yet kiddy on the car

no sound at the moment, as i have a level students working in my workshop.

now that is cool

get them to do the repair, then take it somewhere to get them re filled with nitrogen. i believe demon tweeks does it, but i don;'t know what your location is?

sorry never liked single exit on the zed anyway; but not feeling that at all, do like the bike can idea though, but i;d want 2 at the back; just balances out the rear better.

ever since i was a kid i've always wanted to load a fire work rocket into a length of drain pipe and fire from my shoulder old school bazooka stylee am i alone on this

needs a clean nice engine

mobile fitters release the air and move the tyre back; it stays on the wheel but they move it so they can paint all around the lip. once done the beading is re mounted and the tyre re inflated.

my current engine bay much prefer this one

autosol is brilliant for exhausts, even worth doing a final finish with megs metal polish which is even finer. as for wheels treat it like car paint, speak to tim at envy for advice on wheel cleaning, things like bilberry spring to mind, but he'll have a better range of options for you. then a good coat of wax on top. i use rimwax. but others are available as well.

must admit i've not come across them before, what does google kick up about them, they look nice though

if you wanted to do the polished lip of an AM wheel then something like megs metal polish would be better. but still not to be used on the rays.

that 2nd one WTF 1st one i had a little chuckle

don't use it on your rays, it will start to strip the paint away as the rays are painted and not bare metal.