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the bose unit doesn't play mp3's etc it plays tapes

never heard of that on the uk models (iirc)

I aint watchin the video should of shown him a pic of jade goody

its no hassle for a bodyshop to remove the polish, takes minutes mate

Was it M350ZB? He was selling nets recently........ name and shame

congrats where's the camera ?

looks like a kit car - proportions aren't right imo

NO PICS

sounds awesome for oem in that clip its creamy

looks very mate, i bought a stubby and i didn't like it, i went back to oem i like to flick it when i walk past i need therapy, i know

tried a few and using a megs lambswool at the mo which i'm impressed with, will try a schmitt next, but i like the megs http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/s ... hp?t=79521

we have ecu cancelling on the power but we still fit stuff that only makes a noise each to their own and this is his job so it works as a good advert i suppose

may aswell throw some braided lines on there while you're changing the fluid

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Lol you need to look at who makes what mods before you make judgement. Rays make Nismos, and Rays make Volks. Also Nismo make carbon b pillar covers, so now you are calling Nismo chav? :lol:

nice stable, i wouldn't say no to any of those

at least there's no panel damage, its easy done and shouldn't cost a lot more than a kerbed wheel get it sorted and dont look back, blame the esp for not kicking in or the bridgestones

+1 to have something unique and be able to say "i did that" the guy obviously gets a lot of satisfaction from his work no matter what he bought if he couldn't mod it he would be bored and he would have to change his username

you wouldn't know unless you looked at the pads, has it always done it ? if read threads on here most squeeling relates to after market pads not being bedded in properly and is remedied by re-bedding in most times expect the one where the guy put the pad in back to front

does zero to 17,000 mph (27,400kmh) in 8.5 minutes Needs spacers though

http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm

i've got loads of mitts, all lambswool and all with a ...erm... thumb hole one of the advantages of living in wales

my old ones get relegated to wheel duty