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Still own 3x SNES (one for each region), 2x DC (one UK and one JAP), 4x 360 (only one of which works), 1x Saturn, 1x N64, 1x GC, 1x Lynx, 1x PS2, 1x PS3, 1x DS and 1x Wii. Have had pretty much everything else, numerous original Gameboys and then the colour + SP ones, MS, MD, GG, PS1, A500 and CPC6128 if we're including computers. Never quite got around to a NG or even a 3DO. At the height of the grey import I think I paid over £100 for a JAP copy of SSFII on the SNES the week it came out and nearly that on Secret Of Mana, both immense games. I only ever play the 360 these days, and very rarely the Wii for the VC which saves me digging one of my SNESes out to play SMK or SMW again. Did dig out the N64 the other month to play Goldeneye, that was quite good fun.

M cars don't come with runflats. Tells you all you need to know I reckon

Couldn't have put it better myself, perfectly summed up

Nice one, handy little thing that I take it it's from the manual? Shows how often I read that then!

We're English, hence fibre. Bloody Yanks...!

You don't, basically. If it fails then you need to get it working, else you'll be pulling against all sorts of fancy mechanicals and that's when stuff really starts going wrong. At least, I've never seen any manual guide for it in case of failure.

As above. If it's not been reported you're stuffed. This is why I always report any pothole I see near me, just in case! Braintree council even let you do it online, with a map and everything.

Tax difference isn't remotely worth worrying about, it's the cost of three tanks of fuel or an extra beer a week.

That's what I've always used, it was just that the OP said he was using MAF cleaning spray and I wondered if there was a new product out there specifically for this.

You spray the diode, yes. Just be very very very very careful with it, they're not the hardest things in the world to break if you start poking them. What spray are you using out of interest?

Probably a toe issue with the tracking. Get that sorted first, preferably by an expert rather than Generic Tyre Place R Us or similar. Let us know where you are in the country and I'm sure someone can recommend a place near you

But there's always an initial sign indicating the change, very very rarely are they ever obscured by trees or similar as then the police would have a nightmare enforcing the limit.

My post would've been quicker, but I had to google the spelling of philistine!

Dark Side Of The Moon. Philistine!

Ah, I see. This is true, however I need around 16TB of space so I'd fill up the ports quite quickly. I do have a 2TB drive running some music connected straight in at the moment (well, it's via an always-on PC) and it does work but I'm looking for something a little better and with increased safety in case something goes pop.

Just that day You have no idea, you should've seen some of the bodges I did on my old MR2! I cringe at some of the things I used to do on that...

That's exactly what I did with my old one, I just used a dremel to trim a bit of the cubby out without removing the console. In retrospect it would've been a darn sight easier if I had removed it, I was just feeling lazy that day

By the time you buy a case, ram & HDs why not just buy a NAS HD In what sense? A proper RAID NAS box (like the QNAP or Synergy stuff) is going to be a lot more expensive and has no option for adding extra drives: Once you're done, you're done. With something like this I can always add drives of differing sizes whenever I like and they don't have to match, although there is a clear performance hit on that. A £1500 solution becomes a lot more palatable if I can start with a £200 box and add stuff on rather than get hit with the full whack in one go Case I already have along with PSU, RAM I might be able to steal out of my old PC as well if it's compatible, and then it's just the drives themselves. Oh, and the £80 or so for UnRAID.

Had mine 2.5 years, never fell oout of love with it I just fancied a change. When the 911 goes I'll be back in one, but a coupe this time. Or an Elise. Jo prefers an Elise, I prefer the Zed. It bothers me that the little woman wants the more hardcore car and I want the soft option

Clicky clicky Looks to be a brilliant solution for a NAS box, all in one with no fans and 6x 6GB SATA slots. I think this may well be the way to go for me, certainly a cheaper and more elegant solution than I was planning. Just £60 too.

You're kidding, did you hear her album? Barring 'Fergalicious' and 'Big Girls Don't Cry', it was bloody awful. And yes, I know you're not strictly referring to her musical ability

It's utter, utter sh*te. There is no redeeming feature to it at all, and it's very disturbing that Britney sounds like a man for most of it. The bloke clearly has some talent if you listen to some very early BEP stuff, but in the last few years I have no idea what he's taking.

That girl is 16??!! Looks more like 36 to me, she's going to be rough as anything in 10 years. She's an idiot and deserves everything she gets from life.

Classy. Real classy. If you want different lights, then make them, don't stick tat over them.

There's no right or wrong answer to this, you'd really need to speak to the person doing your alignment and tell them how you want the car to feel, they'll set it up to your taste. I've always felt that 'fast road' or 'track' or whatever settings aren't the best description, every person will have his or her opinion on where those limits will lie. Alex (as usual) has it spot-on. If you don't know how you want your car to handle, then get it back to the stock settings once you've finished fiddling with the components. Once you're then used to how it handles like that, you can decide whether you want more front end pointyness or more stability at high speed or a looser back end (!), or whatever.