rtbiscuit

they can fall off.

+1, check to see if your wheel weights have fallen off. R couple of mine have after my tyres were fitted but not had any wobbles yet. might be worth getting wheel alignment checked as well. some places do this for free and only charge you if it needs adjsuting.

wheels need balancing.

fiddy i know what you mean, thats why i'm loking at the retractable one

fiddy do you reckon you see more of a return in mpg because of the mods?

i dont get that video, nothing happens on it

i really like this, they do a non motorised version for $60 wonder if people fancy a group buy on them. will need to have a look underneath to work out fitting. i really like the tow hook plate bracket but mine is being used for something else so can't go down this route.

i'd have an evo for track days. i'd love to do some rallying and the evo would be my first choice.

it means it should make use of all the mods and the mods make their true values and the car should run at its best. but if you total that little lot up and then the retune, its a lot of 8mpg before you make your money back

the chavs like them cos they can fit all the kids in when they go shop lifting and make a quick get away. only kidding the chav ones tend to be the cheaper low spec ones. the high spec high performance limited edition ones tend to be owned more by enthusiasts, i remember seeinga pic of yours was very nice.

don't forget that the car wasn't standard before it was tuned. i'm going to yune mine but i'm doing all the engine mods first. so far i have fitted: Typhoon induction Invidia True Dual Exhaust Corbonised Carbon plenum and spacer (waiting on delivery) will also fit Sports cats then go for a tune. was thinking about manifolds but it seems like to much work and expense.

You know I had a Scooby and had to sell it cos someone said it was chavvy did you wear your shell suit when you drove it?

find the last up to date list and add your name means we only need 2 more after you to get it going

would be better than an acid strip

i'll keep my eye out for you when your online.

i agree that H&S should be provided, but its my choice if i choose to use it or not. some jobs i'm just safer without the protective equipment as i have more control on the machine. like the push stick for the circular saw, we also have them for bandsaws. some times useful sometimes a nusance.

thats just sad, as its only been out for 8 days, i have a day job and a life, I had swine flu. thats a fair excuse, and your clocked time isn't bad for a flu survivor. i need a half term, hang on i have a half day on friday

source as normal, but tint the lense yourself

thats just sad, as its only been out for 8 days, i have a day job and a life,

my head of Department is one. he does all the health and safety training for all the machines in the suffolk area. if i choose to cut my own hand off, should that not be my choice?

i can see it being good if it was an optional service offered to new families when they have their first kid to help the family access the home and make it safe. i for one had never heard of temperature regulators for taps, but cans ee how it might stop kids scolding themselves. but to make it a no questions asked government home invasion does some what make my blood boil.

its not what you did is it stew? or are you saying someone else has

ewwwww!! we'll have to tag teaming on this forum

i get annoyed when people don't leave feedback, my score should be at least 10 points higher but people don't bother

i'm sure palmella and her 5 sisters will keep you company for a while. got to get back out there and back on the horse. and when i say that i mean metophorically, don't go out and find the first horse faced girl you meet, as thats just bad news