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they seem newish out, personally i'd go with what you know. but if you want to try them out then go for it, if they're that cheap then its not to much hassle to throw them out and put something decent on inf they are crap. my only question is; with the weather this time of the year is now the bes time to be field testing an unknown tyre?

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/ they are on the list but i don't think they come even close to falken, and falken aren't expensive, if you want cheaper than falken i'd try putting elastic bands round your rims. build up the layers

i've had the same in snow with the back of my car weaving left to right, and yet still some moronic ignoramus was planted firmly up the rear of my exhaust. on the same drive i also watched people useing brakes to go on to a snow covered roundabout and then slide uncontrolably into oncoming traffic. there is a very large hole in our driver training that actually teaches people how to drive.

got 3 left to cut, will try and do tonight, had lots of marking to do so the decals went on holder for 48 hours.

we've got to think of this in a marketing way so think of it as; if you were choosing one to put in/on your car which one would it be?

I have an a level student who is planning on using Carbon in his a level project; during his research he has found that there is a very wide variety of carbon weaves. so for his project he needs to do some research on peoples opinions/likes/dislikes of these. he has picked 3 main weaves that are generally used. (these are computer recreations of carbon to give the most accurate picture of the weave) what i need you guys to do is pick your favourite, feel free to discuss this in the thread. thanks in advance

yep spotted that too ........ they did mention the name of the village .......... somewhere in N Yorks I think BBC were in pickering this morning, might still be there this evening

happy christmas

the odd flutter, but nothing to write home about here in suffolk

i tried using a sat nav cubby but the unit is too big, the trick i found was a bit of velcro on the top edge and it wedges in beautifully. no need for any other mods.

fitted pics with my old JVC unit viewtopic.php?f=27&t=35903&hilit=pioneer+avic+f500bt more fitted pics, this time a review and focus specific to the f500 viewtopic.php?f=27&t=33501&hilit=pioneer+avic+f500bt

have a search on here for avic F500 as i had on ein my car that i had fitted.

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all in good time mate, i'm just sorting out supplies etc. once everything is in place and i have some examples up and ready i shall reveal all. once materials are ordered i'll nab some bits off you and get started. anyways, back to topic, great product and great price

its not the best sealing car with the windows etc so moisture is able to get into the car then it fogs up. big silica bag might help.

anyone who has it done it might be interested in all or some of your interior that you take out.

trick is to leave the air con on all the time.

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if its a forsale post then any posts regardless of who they are has to be cleared by the mods team. if you read the sticky at the top of the for sale section this would of course all be very apparent as all the info is in there

these are all being cut tonight in white, same as last batch its always been in one colour. i'll pm all on the list with payment details etc and then they will need to pm me their address so i can get them ready for posting. should go out before the weekend if you pay before friday.

found it and just pm'd you.

i measured a big drop in fuel consumption when i fitted hi flows noticed a small one on my s2k when i fitted my HKS. but not massive. i'm a bit geeky so i map all my fill ups mpg etc on an app on my phone. but hi flows made the biggest difference on the Zed.

i think i have one in my loft at home. blade silver oem lip spoiler