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Posts posted by Gball1973
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Not sure why you would need new lines tho'?
Aftermarket lines give a stronger pedal feel (even with OEM setup). Definately a good mod for spirited driing or track time
Found this, may explain beter than i can http://www.modified.com/tech/modp-0909-brake-lines-upgrade/viewall.html
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I have a collapsible bucket which will share in exchange for whisky
Graham, can get buckets up there. IIRC this is the place that Colin got his http://www.fortaugustus.org/fort-augustus/enhanced/caledoniancanal.php Everyone gave the cars a quick wash before the drive out in '09 even though it was P'ing down
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Just to add to the list of which I mostyl agree with:
1. Gritters (when in front of me) Stop Tailgating
2. speed cameras if the catch me being naughty Slow down
3. police if they catch me being naughty As above
4. potholes Complain to the council
5. people that can see a lane is closed well in advance but shoot up the outside even though the traffic is already well backed up Muppets
6. zed drivers who drive practically the same car as me but pay half the amount in tax
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Bloody heck! Thanks guys, no more snow mode it is!
But without snow mode I'm always tempted to pedal to metal
Not as cheap as the snow button but why not get a throttle controller? Quite a few floating around on here
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Just go with the cloth first Wire wool for last resort
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Exactly what i meant earlier due to less output at the wheels, if, say some numpty's coming straight at you sideways, there wouldn't be the response with snow mode off if i'm right in thinkingyour actually driving the engine harder but less output to the wheels. -
Put Autosol on now and rub in with a piece of cloth.
+1 .... Its great stuff
+2 It's Towser's wedding tackle
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Go for it Jamie Just remember the standing order for tyres
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Snow mode JDM only.
mpg probably worse.Would also think it'll slow down the reaction time of the throttle should you need it
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Hmm, pretty much all of the above, plus people during rush hour "parking" on roundabouts/yellow box grids blocking everyones exit even when it's obvious they can't get off said area, people who park right opposite a tee junction - we have one of these in the village,and, when you're coming out of the bottom has 8 ft stone walls resticting your view left (with wheelie bins) and right and some Numpty parks RIGHT OPPOSITE. And the one which really makes me pull my hair out is people who park on the exit of the blind bend of our high street - so they are closer to the chipshop door even when all legal parking spaces are empty
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From the Hoon '08. Loving the bit with Alex's "cockpit"
From the Hoon '09
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For the guys in London. Why pay the congestion charge or the overpriced forecourt costs? And it beats having to wait for recharging the batteries on an electric
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Defo not from a film but
Be seeing you
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Turbo Interceptor from Wraith
I thought I was the only person EVER to see that film
well that makes three of us that have seen that film
Four of us Had a half decent soundtrack as well, a fair bit of Ozzy on it
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Turbo Interceptor from Wraith
Good call. just watched been watching a vid on youtube of them testing
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Not the original, and maybe a bit predictable but ...................
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Which just lead to this http://www.picturesofwalls.com/Index.asp?Album=8&Offset=1253
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A mate just sent me the link to this. http://www.happyplace.com/4286/brilliantly-sarcastic-responses-to-completely-well-meaning-signs Loving the "Jazz Hands"
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Noticed your other thread earlier. It'll be like looking for if you think £400 is too expensive for a Bi-Xenon Good luck though
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As above, on the Kingsway in Dundee about 6pm. Gave a but was in the shed just leaving work, probably thought i was
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Just been on FB. Mate posted this link to all our friends. Not usually one to laugh at something as serious, but..............
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Rioters-Vs-Photoshop/232804136756297
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Forgot to add in my last post - No point in taking away any benefits they may receive, they'll just keep nicking stuff and no chance they'll be employed by anyone local to them after the dust settles.
Dalwhinnie Inn - Local Scots - help
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Think Alex will be the most likely to know Colin, They'll be on the way back from Knockhill just now.