BulletMagnet

Read the OP with eastern european accent Works well. You must try forget these people, they no brain, more like monkey go "Ooo Ooo Ahh Ahh", no good. You leave alone and have happy day.

If in doubt, do a full oil change, use fully synthetic and avoid MagnaCrap

Currently playing "Free Upgrade to Windows 10" on my PC

As some of you may know, I have moved to Germany, where I now work at Cologne/Bonn Airport as a Ramp Agent. Anyway, I was doing a turnaround on an Air Berlin flight outbound to Palma De Mallorca. Everything was going well, tanker did its job, baggage guys were unloading/loading, cleaners did their bit. Start boarding after tanker and cleaners are done and expecting 189 passengers. 20mins later all are aboard apart from six passengers, two families. One named Russo and the other.......Negro. As the Gate Attendant makes the announcement, I just say to him "I am glad we are not in an american airport right now" He looks at me a bit confused and makes his final call announcement "Could the Negro Family urgently come to Gate D50, this is your last call" After which the penny drops. Awkward indeed

Yeah, i had kerbed one of my Volks after having them done at Wheelgenie the first time, but a year down the line I didn't fancy going all the way to Huntingdon for the job. So gave Wheelworx a chance. When I picked up the wheel, they were honest and said sorry it took a few days longer, because they took three attempts to get it right. I had left them another wheel for reference of the shade. First attempt, they powdered the black base coat, and then did the shadow chrome finish, was too light, so they stripped and started from scratch. Second attempt, black base went on, but texture looked off, stripped and back to scratch. Third time they got it spot on. Now either they work hard to achieve perfection, or they are incompetent so they required several attempts But at least they were honest, so I would say the former. They do mostly german based wheels, saw lots of BMW, Porsche, Mercedes and the usual aftermarket wheels seen on german cars, like BBS etc.

I have used Wheelworx in Colchester for refurbing my Volks. They are near the big Tesco near The Hythe

Drives GT-R......has no eBay account.......mkay....

Thanks Wheels are Volk Racing SF Challenge in a 19" flavour....(discontinued tho)

Yeah, accept no substitutes Oh yeah, Shadow Chrome on silver car looks good BTW, mine is silver.....with shadow chrome wheels....and CF bits.....

Post a pic, perhaps the double sided sticky foam has come loose near the rear of the sill

Find a friend who can solder and transfer the microswitches from the keys from the breakers yard to your originals... Then do reprogramming procedure.

If you are using snowfoam, no need to pre-rinse

Yeah....we seen the burger you had at your anniversary dinner

Look on InCarTec website and you should find the correct hatnesses there along with steeringwheel control cable, got mine from them, but its been so since i don't remember the part numbers

JDM or UKDM?

Question for the MGSV players, have you FOB RAided each other yet?

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This worked for me after loosing my keyprogramming while moving the innards to flip key housing. 1. Turn the ignition switch from Position 0 to ON 6 times within 10 seconds. 2. Then turn ignition switch to OFF position. Leave key in ignition switch. 3. After 2 seconds, the system will enter programming mode and will flash the warning lights twice. 4. Press and HOLD the unlock button on the keyfob. 5. While pressing the unlock button, press the lock button 3 times. 6. Release the unlock button. 7. The warning lights will flash once to indicate successful programming. 8. Repeat procedure 4 to 7 for up to 4 keyfobs. 9. When completed turn ignition ON, and the warning lights will flash 2 times. 10. Remove key, and check all keyfobs for operation. Also, once you start reprogramming you have to programm ALL the keys to the car, because the programming sequence will erase all previously saved keys

MAME FTW

Ian is old skool and doesn't do anything with "replica" in it

Personally, I would save up a bit more and get none of the above

Get somebody to draw it on paper (art student) and then scan it in. Or get an art student to recreate it on photoshop or something

Use an LED lightbulb for less heat. Try looking for cone filters for agricultural or industrial vehicles (like CAT Earthmovers etc)

I'd pick the Work VSXXs

I run Nankang Winters SV-2. More predictability and no slipping on rear compared to summer tyres.