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Look good, I think the offsets work alright.

Don't use WD40 as the rubber won't like it too much. Need to get some grease under the rubber boots on the drop links for it to work. OK ta, something like LM grease do the job? I have no clue about this sort of thing How do you get under the rubber boots?

Welcome to the club - you'll have to get to the Reading meet soon!

Sounds like a possible line of stock Phil!

Welcome to the club

Something could have fallen behind the clocks - don't forget they move with the steering wheel...... (up and down, not side to side before anyone says it!)

Mine has started to do this. When the rain finally stops I might go and see if I can sort it out. Did you just use WD40 or similar?

Welcome to the club. Hope you get your issues sorted.

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Well done mate! We had 5 numbers before, back in the day when everyone did it and watched the draw live. I had the ticket, and sat there going - 'Yep, yep, yep, yep, YEP, bugger'. We got it when there was some record number of winners and got about £1,100.

True, but them females are normally driving Mini's like the roads are some sort of huge Next sale around here. Avoidance is recommended!

They look great Martin, Liz should definitely stick a few of those on the market and see how it goes. Nice canvas print wrapped over a frame would look very nice.

Welcome to the club and the pain of waiting!

Try Kev at Envy or bigphil at ESR.

Welcome to the club.

Just be careful with colour variants. I found out last week that, for example, Gunmetal has two variants. Same paint code, but Nissan used two variants. One is darker and has less 'yellow' in the mix.

Or my considerably more able assistant will highlight the third option I completely missed! Cheers Stew!

Just be aware that the fuel economy quoted doesn't tend to be realised in BMW's due to the amount of time sat at side roads with no-one wanting to let you out.

Give your local dealer a call and ask them what the current price is.

Unfortunately, one word sums it up - BOSE. Two options - warranty or purchase item from dealer (not cheap) Or aftermarket unit.

TBH, I wouldn't worry too much about 'affecting' the Diamondbrite. It's a relatively cheap sealant, and if you spent a day on the car you could get a better longer lasting finish. There are pages about this sort of thing in the detailing section. As for the shampoo, as Gixxer says, something like a Poorboys / Chemical Guys wash will not remove the protection, provided you don't put too much in the bucket!

Welcome to the club Oh, and get one now!

Welcome to the site, go drive one. You won't look back....

Good point, well made mate! However, I would rather drive rusty nails through the back of my hand than watch Hollyoaks.

I often think my battlewagon is quicker point to point than the Zed on our roads, due to a complete change to 'White Van Man' driving style adoption!