rtbiscuit

don't worry attak, i knew what you were getting at. i was just planning on modding the mod

you can run fine on shell, think of it as the difference between drinking coke and pepsi, both taste the same, just ones more a brand whore than the other

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long distance, i get about 32mpg but mines running rich at the moment with the mods, currently on short runs recently its on 17.5

depends on your location, i currently pay 115.9 i think was my last fillup per litre

i found the sainsbury super gave really lumpy performance in my area, only used it once though

not a fan of the day, but if i want to keep my balls, i have to at least play along

the wife and I are out for dinner tomorrow

i'm an admiral cheap skate as well

got to remember the human body was never designed to go at 90 mph, it would have been like throwing a rag doll

orange

nothing a bottle of injector cleaner won't do, personally i think shell is over hyped. tesco's does the job and its cheaper

been tested on dyno's tesco 99 ron was pulling some of the best bhp gains. better than shell, but that was their old stuff, not sure how v-power compares

looks good

if your working outside, its made worse

looks like a well spent morning, i'm hopefully there on friday, booked in, just waiting on my new plenum

think of the damaged caused to the human body when in a car crash at 90, he had no car to absorb the impact. my condolences to his family

as standard it comes witha remote, like a car keyfob, so you control it when its up and down etc.

most of the time its either at home on my drive or at work in the carpark, i plan to wire it in with an override switch so i can put it up and down whenever i like.

As far as I can see it should be legal, as long as your plate is on display and on the bumper then it should be legal. I think it comes with it's on keyfob, but I'm going to look at putting a switch in the car and wiring it into the ignition system. So turn on engine; numberplate pops out. Turn off, numberplate retracts. As for size of plate I'm not sure, but I think I will get my plate made up jdm shape so it tales up less space. Should be easy enough to make it take a uk plate.

I think if we get 10 people it will be a good number

BM got me onto it

thanks chris

nope thats a new one on me, but i actually think it will be harder to fit, especially if you have a nismo with the centre bar.