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The Hornet

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  1. I disagree with bettering the F1's in the wet but don't know about the dry... How do the Michelin's hold up in dry Gav ?
  2. F1's in the wet anyway, not had chance to test any others on the Soop in the dry yet.
  3. I use Goodyear F1 GSD3's all round at this time of year, as they are about as good as you get for wet roads. T1's are good but not as good IMO. I just need to find a tyre I'm happy with for the dry season.
  4. Very nice indeedy matey, we need piccies of them fitted though
  5. Just go to Thor and be done with it That's where mine will be going when I upgrade my Injectors and get SAFC just before going Hybrid.
  6. I have the NUR, looks good, sounds good and is good IMO. My baffle is still in box too
  7. Sunday, as I'm not at work, I would have cleaned / done any work on the Supra that I could on the Saturday so its looking good. I can then spend the day with the Missis doing what ever we want in a nice clean Supra
  8. The Hornet

    Hello!

    Hi and welcome, congrat's on our purchase. Hope all is well when you get the car.
  9. Sounds about right, also if you use the search facility on this forum, you will find other threads of what to look out for when buying. Or you could consider using some of the traders on here to source a car for you. Best of luck.
  10. Firstly I agree that My dash looks god damn amazing however Blert, its actually a metallic highly laquered silver finish. Looks much better in the flesh. Stripping the dash out takes about 30 mins the first time you do it, then it only takes 10 mins once you know how. The harder bit is removing all the switches / dials from the back of the panels. Once this was done I took the panels to my spray guy. He said it took him about 2-3 hours to prepare the panels, then he primed them / base coat which dries quickly. Then Sprayed Silver and several coats of laquer. I dropped them off at 8:00am one morning and picked them up 17:30 that night and re-fitted them. so cost me 10 mins of stripping out, a day with panels at body shop, 10 mins putting back in all for £120
  11. The Hornet

    Hello all

    Hi & Welcome, like Rosie said ^^^^^
  12. Yeah I keep trying to get the Yeti one too WSB2, just keep missing out
  13. Yup my bodyshop guy had to cut away quite a bit to get it in there
  14. I stripped mine out and took it to my local body shop guy I have used for years. Charged me £120 and looks great IMO
  15. You guys are luck like some others on here by finding a Toyota that has done good. Unfortunately the one in HULL is not so good, in fact I dont want to express my thoughts about them publically.
  16. No way Bobbeh, Like i've said before, lucky its there as A pigeon was after a closer look at the FMIC but my mesh persueded it otherwise
  17. Not all the time, 4-5 times a week probably. Then either of us will cook. But i must confess I am better in the kitchen than Rachel (thought best put her name as she sometimes reads the forum to see what I've been saying)
  18. Yeah I did, I think her love for horses and mine for cars was the reason for the break up... your horse is chesnut in colour BTW
  19. Hmmm i have to agree with Michael on this one, we eat out most of the time, chinese restaurants, indian's or where ever. But my mum does do a lovely Sunday lunch when I visit
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