WhackyWill

Lovely looking Zed, Great wheels .

+ 1 Abbey Motorsport.

All sounds positive so far. What about a hire car while yours is off the road. ?.

the "TURBO" in the title alone adds 10bhp Got it. ! .Its the TURBO whistle fitter to the exhaust..!!

No problem Mikey, I just wanted to make sure that it would work with your Roadster, but unfortunately it seems not. As regards that beer, will be my pleasure to buy you one back,

That reg is not shown on DVLA database.so may be on SORN. Must be known on here with that amount of mods.

This is back on sale as the person who wanted it has a Roadster with no phone connections.. :scare:

I think we been had again..!! May be max revs brother..!! Be patient master, maybe he still does travel from the location of car purchase to the location of car loving! Taken a while...

+ 1 Cannot be anything else..

Work of art Ian. Brilliant ,

I think we been had again..!! May be max revs brother..!!

Hit a bit of a problem Pete. Haas Formula effort hits a small snag With just over a month to decide whether Haas Formula will compete in the 2015 or 2016 Formula One seasons, the team hit a bit of a speed bump this week. Team principals had hoped to interview potential technical partners in Europe next week; however, their initial plans will be delayed by a week due to the shakeup at Scuderia Ferrari following the departure of team principal Stefano Domenicali. Joe Custer, GM of Haas Formula, executive vice president of Stewart-Haas Racing and Gene Haas’ longtime lieutenant, isn’t concerned. With the Haas group only recently receiving its Formula One license on April 10, Custer believes it’s best to take sound steps for the future rather than jump hastily into partnerships. “We have to identify our technical partner,†Custer said. “However long that takes is how long it takes. We have to get it right. You only get one shot at it – and we have to give them both (Ferrari and Mercedes) a solid evaluation. And that’s what we plan to do.†Custer, who has overseen Haas’ racing interests over the past decade, understands that, with the grueling F1 schedule, he’s operating on a potential partners’ timetable more than on his own. And with the current restructuring in Maranello, Custer feels it’s only fair to allow new Ferrari boss Marco Mattiacci to settle in. “They’re good people, obviously, we’ve had several meeting with them,†Custer said of the Ferrari group. “Like in any form of racing, they’re in the middle of their season so you have to give people room to sort through issues – and they’re going through that. And Mercedes is quite busy at this time, too. “So we have to be patient and not try to force something through too quickly when all parties haven’t had a chance to review all the opportunities involved and candidly, from our end, what all of our needs are. We’re still determining what all of our needs are and what the partners supply. What comes along with that, is what where trying to understand.†Custer credits team principal Guenther Steiner with expediting Haas Formula’s learning curve. Steiner was technical director for Red Bull Racing and managing director for Jaguar Racing prior to that. Currently, Steiner is based in Mooresville, N.C. where he manufactures advanced composites. “Guenther has been excellent,†Custer said. “He’s very pragmatic. He’s been involved in a day-to-day basis. He’s organized. He’s not overbearing and he’s approaching these partners with respect. And I think once we select a partner, we will have a good partner.†If Haas Formula aligns with Ferrari, is it possible that Domenicali could join the American effort as a consultant? “Never say never,†Custer said. “We were not a party to that. I personally think a lot of Stefano Domenicali – there’s no doubt about that -- but that’s not what we’re trying to accomplish right now and we haven’t had any discussions to further that. People like Stefano Domenicali are hard to find --people that are in the fight right now. Whether he’s a fit or not, we haven’t explored that yet.â€

Just sent the link to my mate who owns MDS Batteries. (one of the biggest Independents) Lets see what he says.

Only because the Queen lives there, otherwise they would have the same amount of potholes as the rest of us..!!

Wouldn't take my car anywhere near Central London for the next two days.. Thanks to the Tube Strike... Thanks to the strike I've got to drive up to Chelsea and feed the meters all day!!! You can always pop into the Chelsea Potters for Lunch. (Used to be my Uncles pub.).

Do you think you will have to declare it as a mod to your insurance company...

Wouldn't take my car anywhere near Central London for the next two days.. Thanks to the Tube Strike...

What a Great Headline..!! Marko suspects 'crack' in Vettel's car Sebastian Vettel will definitely be at the wheel of a new 'Suzie' for the start of the European season. Earlier this week, we reported that Red Bull was looking into whether an underlying fault with his 2014 car was contributing to the reigning world champion's struggle to keep up with teammate Daniel Ricciardo. So when a new version of the RB10 is built by the Milton-Keynes team, "Vettel will get it," Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko said. Marko has now told Germany's Auto Bild that Vettel's new 2014 chassis will be ready for the first European race, at Barcelona mid next month. "It's already been decided," he said. "In Barcelona, Sebastian will have a new chassis, because sometimes even a small hairline crack can have large consequences," Marko explained. He said Vettel has run into this sort of trouble before, and overcome it. "In 2012, Sebastian had problems compared with Mark Webber, but after a chassis change suddenly everything was much better and when he regained his confidence, he was almost unbeatable and won the title," added Marko. Vettel always gives his F1 cars a female name, and for the 2014 season, Adrian Newey's V6-powered RB10 is called 'Suzie'.

Enjoy your new weekender.

Let the Forum know when you have done it..

It extends out to this size.

I bought one of these from HalfFrauds, it works very well for about a £10, fits all cars and is extendible.

I run it on Chrome. No problems. IE is the pits..!!.

Worth a watch tonight. 28/4/14. BBC1 8. 30pm....Bernie Ecclestone....."Lies, Bribes & Formula 1"