rtbiscuit

many fond memories of anglsey, but it wasn't me

its not really a choice, if i had the cash and wanted complete stanalone i'd go the haltech route

i'm due to fit my pioneer Avic F500 with in the next week or 2, just waiting on a new cubby to mount it into, and i'm hoping it will integrate straight into the stock headunit. it should do all the things you want it to as well as bluetooth phone conectivity. but as yet no one else has fitted one and i will be the first. as sooon as i get it in i'll let you know.

Is this your work? Suits you Mark. yep thats my handywork, marks design though, i just brought it to life

its come up really nicely, glad you like them, suits the carbon well

Dude are you blind? Check above the pics in the first post! its too much time watching porn, he's going blind

alot of track insurance wont cover the ring

i come a naval family so i'll have to take your word for it.

welcome along, just out of interest ... soldier, sailor or fly boy? glad to see you made it home safe, i have a mate in the marines and he has just got back recently as well. look forward to seeing pics soon

that looks absolutly stunning paul, credit where credit is due they are perfect, big congrats to you. by the way those switch plates are just what i need

finally got the little feckers on.

thats a fairly industrious piece of kit, the ones i have at work are fine for wood and plastic and glass, and i can just about engrave aluminium, but not to the depths that thing of yours is cutting. am very jealous

no one have any ideas of a good supplier of these, i can't find one anywhere? The Greddy ones we can get no problem how much would i be looking at?

if thats the case, then mine feels like its been used for the paris to dakkar rally every year and now my suspension and shocks are due an overhaul

1/M350ZB +1 2/Mick43 (if date ok) 3/Roast +1 4/tomedwards (if date ok) +1 5/robd7 (if date ok) 6/maz 7/chilli's (date dependent) 8/ sallys other half 9/rtbiscuit (Date dependent) 10/

7 and a half years for me

will borrow a glue gun from work tonight and fit them when i get home. got a cricket match tonight so will be late, but i will put up pics when they're on.

don't have to take a picture, but a rubbing of it would be extrememly helpful.

the scorpion is a nice bit of kit, but i saw them fit one down at DMS and there was still an issue with alignment. nothing a fitter can't fix, but they had to remove it and reshape one of the mounts. so not one for DIY fitting. but once on it did look very nice. i think on par sound wise to the nismo, not too loud, but enough to notice a difference.

both have just pinged up again, have tried adding heat into the equation as well as sitting heavy objects on them and leaving them. if that doesn't work then the little fekers are going to meet my friend sicaflex tigerseal. the strongest bonding agent known to man

looking good

whats your location?

i think the too lyour refering too is a stud extractor. easiest methd is to drill out the original, the whole has to be smaller than the original thread. and then use a tap to retap a new thread (lclean out the old thread) ready to screw the new ariel back in. if your worried about paint work just mask up a load of towels around where your working to give you a protective boundary.

update, got one on, got the old lighter fluid out and gave it a rub down with that, pulled off all the no nails cack, used normal double sided tape, but covered the whole thing has worked a treat, am just doing the second one now.

you forgot the wheel centres off the list when you took yourself off the second chart