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Cheers Nic, I'll be in touch shortly about some nuts (and possibly/probably some UK brakes too:))
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Anyone know where I can get a set of ally wheel nuts? I found a site ages ago that sold differently coloured, nice lightweight ones but can't seem to find them anywhere now (not Ultralite - they're black and I want silver). Would help if I could remember the name (thought it was D2 Racing but I checked and it isn't) - they've been advertised in Lax Power and J-Tuner/JP etc.
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Milk in last!! That way you can tell how much to put in b the colour of the tea. If you put the milk in first you can't then alter the tea/milk ratio and might end up with one of those horrible cups of tea that look like tanned milk:(
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Sounds about right mate - they may need 'trimming' to fit though
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AKA doughnut:d
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http://www.visionbulbs.com/index.php these guys
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Jake, they were amalgamated (mixed in with) with the Royal Offshore Mountaineering Corps who were formed back in 1926 by the Captain of the Goodwyn Sands potholing club, the Romney Marsh Mountain Rescue team and the Saudi Arctic Warfare Battalion. Hope that clears things up for ya mate
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When you remove the door card don't forget the little bugger screw inside the handle/pull part - covered by a cap it's easy to miss!!
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You need to remove the dash panel for the ignition switch light (top cowling, centre dial surround, side piece). For the light switch you will need to remove the door panel/card
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what village??
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It'd look good but would be a right pain to fit for starters and wouldn't make any noticeable difference to performance.
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Unfortunately that's unlikely in our media driven society, full of jingoism and general journalistic crap to whip up mass hysteria. Why do the press keep showing clips of the nutty clerics? To keep things on the boil and make news:( Sometimes the journos are just as bad as the perpetrators:blink: We, as a nation (not as a religious sect or ethnic group) need to decide - do we want to be safe from terrorism and if so are we really prepared to suffer the consequences?
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Duh!! In his back garden:Pling: He came back from some Antarctic expedition after having got frostbite and then gangrene in his fingers.Docs wouldn't amputate until the flesh below the rotten stuff had healed. He kept banging them (painfully) on stuff at home, got pissed off, went to his garden shed and chopped the buggers off:blink: This is also the guy who did 7 marathons in 7 days on 7 continents 3 months after heart surgery:Pling: Like I said - hardcore:cool:
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WTF:blink: So, what colour were the IRA guys at Hyde Park? How the fuck can you make a statement like that and claim not to be racist???
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Randolph Finnes (or however ou spell his name) - totally hardcore guy!! Cut his own fingers off in his garden shed after getting frostbite. Cool as fook!!! :)
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Using high brightness LEDS as indicator bulbs??
ChrisSZ replied to Chris Wilson's topic in mkiv Technical
These ( http://www.priracing.com/product.php?xProd=1503&xSec=13&jssCart=9ea7879bec4b7f93a017ea363346e83b ) are nice - a little expensive though!!!!! -
I like it
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anyone got a pic of where the crank position sensor is?
ChrisSZ replied to ardasaliah's topic in mkiv Technical
NB - Not to be confused with the cam belt tensioner (the big pole shaped thing sticking downwards with the right hand arrow on it!!) -
how to get to the crank sensor- above or below?
ChrisSZ replied to ardasaliah's topic in mkiv Technical
From below I think mate It's located right down there - may be possible from the top (behind/beside the alternator) but probably easier to come up from under -
Some god, valid points Jo, perhaps they wanted to show a basic conversion with plenty of potential to go mad. Do the basic, sound groundwork first to set the foundations and then start looking at more power etc. (I bet that's their plan anyway - don't reckon we've seen the last of that one just yet LOL)
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LOVE the new avatar col - quality :)
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currently running a stock ecu and 95RON fuel - plenty of potential with a stand-alone ecu and 98RON Also, there,s the noise + weight loss Also (again), as their experience grows I would expect the total cost to fall somewhat. Also (again, again), as previously mentioned - it's something different :) I haven't read the whole article yet - gonna pop to the khazi shortly for a full read but it's certainly interesting
