ChrisSZ

Not to mention the ammount of revenue they generate for the govt. :d

Ah shaddap:p I'm hacked-off enough as it is coz I couldn't afford them without you going on about how good a deal it was:p LOL, anyway, I shall console myself with the knowledge that I shall shortly have some more lovely shiney bits from colsoop and I have also managed to secure a set of Biltz sideskirts (ready painted) which I've been considering for ages, for a very, very good price:d :d

Yup! I'm not a fan of the veilsdie rear wing either. I much prefer the standard one or the TRD one personally :)

Also, check these guys out ( http://www.rallydeisgn.co.uk ) - I found them to be loads cheaper than DT :)

So a garden bonfire should cost something in the region of millions, a barbeque in the hundreds of thousands and if you have an open fire at home best you get into rap or drug dealing/gun running or something :) Completely disproportionate in my opinion, and as for the "health" Hitlers..................................

.........and don't even about admiting to farting and destroying the ozone whith your methane emissions!!!! :)

I bet a stroppy copper could get you for driving without due care if he really wanted. In some countries it is illegal to smoke and drive :)

Plead not guilty and demand to see the evidence :)

Make it three :)

Not mine but found these on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MK-IV-Supra-Front-Brakes_W0QQitemZ260023368584QQihZ016QQcategoryZ10428QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem If I hadn't just commited myself to £500 worth of bits already I'd snap them up myself. :)

Anyone going??

"Or sinks it" LOL

Yeah, about that or slightly less - but worth it given the quality and looks of the kit :)

Yes, it's off ebay. No, I can't remember the seller. Yes, it was a power seller (from the USA - excellent service). :d

For me just bling! I don't know if it would make any genuine performance improvements and, having read somewhere on here of the problems another member had removing his crank pulley, I don't really fancy the hassle that much:)

I have a pic that shows the quality of the CF quite nicely - no good if you want to see the whole set though:d Check out the weave LOL :)

I had similar thoughts on the pulley set - then I realised that the company is located just up the road a little from me so I might pop in and see what I can get seperately as I only really want to bling up the PS pump pulley As to the carbon trim - leave it!! There are much better sets (can't remember the seller) which look mint - genuine carbon weave (I know - I tried to cut it) with a thick (2mm) layer of plastic over the top. Looks the mutts IMHO

That's what I use for mine - circles ov velcro bought from Hafrauds for a couple of quid. Just be aware though - you may well need to superglue the velcro in place since the glue doesn't sem to hold up too well to the heat on top of the dash when the sun's out:Pling: :d

PM sent :)

BOLLOX:Pling: :Pling: If I hadn't already commited my readies to something else (for the car) I'd have these in an instant!!! I've had my eye on some of these ever since I got my Greddy style front chin spoiler - they'd fit in a treat:) Take a deposit on em - balance within a month?? :d

TBH mate it's a "how long is a piece of string" question. Are you looking long-term (ie skills/trade you can use when you leave the Services)? Or "fun" stuff? What are you currently good at? What would you like to do? Which of the services have you thought of joining? If you crave physical/mental challenge then you gotta go for the Royal Marines or Paras. Your best bet woul really be to go to the local Recruitment Office and chat to them there (bearing in mind they are usually bisaed and will try to push you towards their Regiment!). I would just say though that the infantry (grunts or gravel-bellys) is not anywhere near as good as it used to be :( Most deployments now are either with the UN as an international peackeeper or stuck somewhere sandy propping up the septics!! The chances of a decent 1-1 fight nowadays is pretty remote

I must confess that in the past I have gone into DIxons to buy a camera and the sales people have known nothing about it - they just read it's fearutes off the box! If I'm buying something expensive I want it to be SOLD to me - I need to be told how great it is and how it will meet my needs exactly and I am usually happy to pay a little extra for this :) I am also an impatient person when it comes to buying expensive toys - I need to be able to pay and play (often unwrapping and examining my latest purchase in the nearest pub LOL). Good customer service counts for a helluva lot more than cheap prices in my book.

colsoop's your man :):)

Which one mate? (not fighting the Japs in Borneo?? )

Ditto:d I didn't know they were still allowed to drive at that sort of age:p :d