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are you using spacers That would be my guess spacers shouldn't make any difference, the longer stud on the spacers counters the width of the spacer therefore retaining the standard nut, bolt on spacers always have a corresponding stud length again retaining the standard nut. does that depend the the space type though Yeah, this generally boils down to how thick the spacer is, most of the big sizes will come with the bolts needed, but as has been mentioned the bolt length will be the same as they are on the OE bits.

Hi, we have some nismo pillar garnish carbon bits in stock, i will include a picture in just a moment . as promised Price is £115 + Vat, pm or call and will see what sort of a deal i can do. regards Nathan

Hi, we have some nismo pillar garnish carbon bits in stock, i will include a picture in just a moment .

Surely if they are standard they should not need any different nuts? if you do need some longer ones we can get them from Nismo, If your interested pm me and i will sort you out a price. Regards Nathan

this would be great for us lifeboat bods, the thought of havinga warm car to get into when you get a shout at 4 in the morning, and also not running the risk of ragging it from cold. however it has happened in the past that some hefty damage has been done by the dodgy installs of these units. Regards. Nathan@Sumopower

whats that then, 'another one rides the bus' ?? oh no thats Weird Al

I used to work at the same place as my dad, so no problem car sharing there. i have no problem car sharing as long as im the one doing the driving. of course there may be a chance that the person your car sharing with is a complete hottie, but .... well that never happens.

How about have a few days off and then convieniantly forget to say to them when your back at work, then you can drive to your hearts content

Simple, solder a push switch to the start button on the microwave, set the time on the clock and run away, now get somebody to push the button before the timer and clock revert to standby, job done. now watch the warm glow of the microwave. Regards Nathan@Sumopower

Could be he saw it on tv the other night whenever it was on lilly allen show??? regards nathan@Sumopower

good old fresh water i suspect will be a good idea, just to wash it off, and possibly a good coating of a popular brand of water repelent oil bassed spray . this i do on the ILB on station at sheerness RNLI. im not sure if it is a good idea but i have never had any prblems so far. maybe a steam clean will be safer on the engine. regards nathan@sumopower

Well as far as my limited knowledge runs, i believe that its ok as long as it does not change the way the plate looks, ie if you have the camera showing a little in such a way that it would not reflect correctly, then i believe that it would then be illegal, if your only using a pin prick type camera which is clearly not visable and does not show any marks on the plate then i guess that would be ok. Obviously dont quote me if you get tugged or anything Regards Nathan@Sumopower

Personally i use Netgear, im currently using the Netgear dg834gt, this has been a realy good router, had a few problems when i upgraded the firmware but, that was an easy fix. have in the past used belkin and also quite a few different d-link products. Regards Nathan@Sumopower

Now thats just a classic. any more that i can share with the guys here??? Regards Nathan@Sumopower

condolences from all at Sumopower, its never nice when it happens. thoughts with you and your family. regards Nathan@Sumopower