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You guys are like the a team. China will want you to build their next skyscraper and bridge

Nice.

Il Try to beat him too it. ( insert generic non helpful same thing that has been said post, spoony style)

this thread is awesome!

Man your trying way to hard to boost your post count.

Rule of thirds would make this photo better

+1 great work guys

You guys are mean. The best tyres you can get ate called ling long or hero. Great snow, sun and rain.

Gangsta! Love capri sun

True if you think UK= south england. If you live in Scotland where even last night it was -2 and wet/icy winter tyres are much much safer. Summer tyres will either get you in a ditch or get you home sub 10mph. Everything else I agree with.

MPSS and F1's are the best tyres out there IMO. MPSS has better dry and f1 better wet. choose what you want from a tyre,.

If you want better sidewall and turn in response get rid of the balloon tyres and fit 40 profiles.

All reviews show the f1a2 being better in the wet plus the little a-f ( not that its the best indicator) shows f1's are better than MPSS in wet too. No doubt the MPSS would be great in dry but they arent as good in the wet.

I understand that different drivers have different opinions. From what I have read though, it does sound as though the Michelins have the edge. Ekona - what about the Goodyear Eagle F1 - also meant to be awesome in the wet? Shinjuku - are the RE050A's really an 'all-year-round' tyre, or a summer tyre that can be compared to the MPSS? are you saying that they never aquaplane? what about their wet handling compared to the MPSS? Also, isn't the zed designed to work better with the Bridgestones, or is this just a myth Yes F1's are supposed to be better in the wet. I use f1's in the wet and they are awesome.

Its ok nothing special. But I don't really make the most of xmas.

Rip to them and condolences to the family :-(

So I'm sure some of you know I've been looking for a JOBD/JDM code reader for a while since my OBD2 reader wouldnt work. Now I looked into blazt and cipher but they are a lil expensive ( although very good and you can do alot of stuff with them). I'm sure a few of you with JDM's have been looking for a code reader that works for a while, rather than doing the pedal dance. :wink: Soooo, after Rich saying that some lambda codes could be stored which is true ( my other obd reader for the clio plugs into laptop and tells you such things) I thought I have got to get a code reader. So took a plunge on EBAY ! I wasn't really expecting it to work after many people saying unless you spend alot nothing reads JOBD. The one I got says JOBD on it so I thought well it must do it. Came from Hong Kong took about 2 weeks to arrive. Plugged it in nothing. Crap. Read the manual . Plugged it in again scrolled down to Nissan and press enter... Reading codes... IT WORKS!!!!! :yahoo:I do have a code p0550 but that has been there for a while so its alright So I bought the super expensive reader for the massive sum of I hope your sitting down as if you look up it costs £0000's to read JDM codes... £27.39 Here is the link for it http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/380503945578?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 So JDM code reading is just as easy as UK now and just as cheap.

Yes if they weren't so pig headed and arrogant. Plus if it means gun and ammunitions companies will make less money they will stop funding who ever e.g. the republican candidate or senator and that wont happen. Money over everything for them.

Have a good one!

Took longer as it was sailing here!

Hope everyone has a great one!