Scott

I'm thinking Rolos but I can't be sure. The way the kid said it was really annoying. I'lllll beeeee your best fwieeenddd. Something like that lol.

Woolacombe? There's a pun in there.

Pretty sure he was copying and pasting all the relevant information from another forum. You can only fit so much in the one post

Ahh, that's what I was thinking of. Did it turn out to be leftover rice or something?

Good luck with the move mate, sounds like it's right for you anyway

Was bacteria not discovered somewhere? My memory is sketchy at the best of times but I remember a massive breakthrough a few years back where it was said that bacteria had been found somewhere, or single cell organisms of some sort. I can't actually remember I just remember a big deal being made about something.

I'm looking for an RPS carbon/carbon if you think you can negotiate a deal

*dusts off tinfoil hat*

Anyone remember the above advert? I think it was a boy that had a packet of sweets and he was deciding who to give one to. One of the kids says "i'll be your best friend". I can't remember much more than that, I think it was the late 80s? Thanks

I don't think that's the case where this question is concerned. I'm pretty sure 'life' has already been discovered on other planets so that's not really an issue. I think the main question is intelligent life. Even where science is concerned on the subject they will conceed that it is very likely that intelligent life exists on other planets. That's not to say that it does or doesn't, just that the likelyhood of it being the case is overwhelming in the odds department. If life on earth is a billion to 1, then the criteria for 2 billion to 2 exists. The same can be said for a trillion to 1. No matter what the chances are of there being life on earth given the complex nature of our being, there are enough "chances" in the universe for it to happen again. I doubt very much we will prove intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe, certainly not in our lifetime, but it would be nice if we got lucky

At least you've answered the question about life on other planets

lol.

The issue is the tyres in that case though. As I said in my first response, if 3mm is the difference between rubbing and not rubbing then simply use tyres that are 10mm narrower (5mm per side) to give 2mm more clearance than even without the spacers. 3mm spacers are going to make no difference to anything when it comes to getting those wheels under the arches. You can grind your brakes down 5mm which will allow the wheels to fit as is.... but they still won't fit any better than with the 3mm spacers on.

The guage doesn't read off of the sensor, the wideband controller connects to the sensor. The gauge itself only takes the 0-5v signal from the controller. The wideband controller takes LOADS of information from the sensor that isn't sent to the gauge, I'm assuming that the S6 takes the same information from the sensor so only sending the 0-5v analogue signal to the ECU wouldn't be giving it as much information. The problem with splicing the sensor line would be voltage drop I would have thought? Surely splitting the wires to 2 controllers would half the signal strength to each one?

As long as my Wife doesn't find out you can swing away

Ahh, when I read the first post I thought it was explained that they were the correct size. Aint no amount of brake grinding that's going to get them inside the wing. 3mm? Try 33mm

I can't believe what I just read there CJ, honestly I'm lost for words mate. I never seen the word terminal coming never mind you. I can only imagine how you felt that day mate, these people really need to understand that some people NEED the details to their prognosis. They can't just throw around words and timescales like that. I know there is a seperation required to be in that sort of job but that's shocking the way they landed that one on you. Thankfully the outlook isn't quite as bleak as it was put to you at first. What a chin you have mate, if I was wearing one I would honestly take my hat off to you. Keep doing what you're doing mate, your attitude and fight is fantastic and truely inspirational to other people in similar situations.

I thought about that but I was worried about the signal being effected by the splicing. I'm sure I put that to Ryan a while back and he said it couldn't be done.

I really don't get this. Why would you want to shave anything off the caliper when you can just add a 3mm spacer and be done with it? The spacer is so small it won't make any difference to the look, the spigot location or the handling. Unless i'm somehow confusing 3mm with 3 inches?

http://www.syvecs.com/s6gp.php According to the brief spec there it has 2 5v sensor outputs. Hopefully I can use one of those. Will wait and see what Ryan says. Cheers folks.

AFR..... I'm worried about my wording now lol, have I not explained what I'm after well?

Yeah sounds like it's just wear and tear rather than an all out self destruct.

3mm spacers will make no difference to the look IMO. The difference in tyre widths on the wheels will make far more difference than a 3mm spacer ever will. Just stick the spacer on and get *snigger* 3mm less wide tyres

Gutted, I'm not looking to do anything like that. Looks like it'll be 2 sensors for me then. I was kind of hoping the syvecs would have an analogue output or 2

The figure is rising, it was 2.5k on the radio