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Is it true? If you use launch control and it breaks the transmission its not covered?

Make sure it gets sandblasted and done properly. Do not search around for the cheapest price. Pay cheap pay twice. Also, i wouldnt expect anyone to warranty against it coming back.

Which one is ours?

Would offer but im on "the list" too

just flog it and get a TT

This now looks amazing in the flesh. It's going to look so good dark green, menacing rather than a race car look. I can't wait till it's painted, should be painted by the end of next week

Hi Jamie, Im glad your not the only person who has condsidered this 2 turbo option. Why not go for some serious power i.e over 800 for when you get the cravings. After a little while you will become sick of the lag then you can change back. Also, wouldnt NOS be a good shout? Your red one with NOS was mad.

Have you had the alignment properly checked yet?

If it doesnt go then ill give you £100 collected.

Look fantastic

Thanks for posting up. Believe it or not I often wondered what happened to Matt's car. I really hope it goes smoothly for you this time Matt. You deserve a break! A quick question, why were some of these big problems not picked up when the car was at AFR?

Happy birthday mate

Im must say, thank you. That is fantastically explained and I now understand perfectly. you are very kind to have taken the time. Jon

Not my cup of T, love the car though

Welcome, i have a UK TT6. You cant have it though Whats your budget? UKTT6 demand quite a premium as there are not many left.

Still sticking with this assumption.... would the money that is being offset against the mortgage still gather its own interest or does the bank get that?

Ryan advises the ECU controlling boost. I would suggest this as i dont belive you need more than 2 or 3 settings anyway. Low - for when you have to use 95 ron High - for all the time Stupidly high - when you need to risk the lift of your engine for that little extra.

I still dont understand. So lets say i need a £100K mortgage and i have £100K in a bank. What do i and dont i do?? sorry to be so dense.

You'd be so lucky!

Mortgage Types Offset - A method of money management whereby the credit balances held in your current and/or savings accounts can be used to reduce the amount of the mortgage on which interest is charged. This can potentially reduce the total amount of interest paid and allow the mortgage to be repaid more quickly. Discounted - An interest rate set at an amount 'discounted' below the lender's standard rate. This will only apply for a set period. Fixed - The mortgage repayments and interest rates are fixed from the start of the mortgage. The interest rate will remain the same regardless of the movement in interest rates. Capped - A capped rate mortgage is a variable rate mortgage, which is capped to ensure the rate does not exceed a certain limit. Tracker - The interest rate follows the market rate (for example, Bank of England Base Rate or LIBOR) plus or minus a certain margin. Variable - The mortgage repayments and interest rates may increase or decrease throughout the term of the mortgage depending on the market rate (for example, Bank of England Base Rate or LIBOR). I dont understand the difference between Tracker and Variable. And have no F'ing idea about the first one, does it mean if you leave the value of your property in an account then rates are massivly reduced?

doh

I had 20K down as a deposit. I hve now changed my plans. Instead of just buying one place with only a 60k mortgage im going to buy 2 places with 2 mortgages of 120k each. Going to wait till spring 2010 for the second place though.

Oh my word, is engrish your that good really?

Fantastic! Serves the little so and so's right

I assume you mean 15% deposit? I had put a deposit down on a flat for 225'000 and i told them they could keep my deposit if they didnt lower to 180'000. They did Saved my self 45k in one phone call