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Wasso is a pro and makes everything look awesome in the end, maybe I'm just lazy and look for the easiest not the best option I agree with you, I've been looking at the Alpine stuff which almost replicates what Ian is doing but Ian has always been very particular about his sound system and I can see why he would do this and it's a brilliant bit of work but I think, like you, I woud go the easy option.

That That's all well and good but it's not made by Wasso Industries

What!!!?

Didn't she just step over you

Just to reiterate that, I left at around 1615 and, the gearbox and new lump had been "married" so to speak, to have the whole thing back in by 1730 and waiting for the rad etc is pretty good going in my book.

It's quite straight forward when people who KNOW what they are doing get involved It was a good day in great company, some amusing banter too. Brilliant to catch up with people I hadn't seen since the summer. The comradeship of this place is really quite remarkable

15A from memory, have a Google

Number 2 will be a tough one then

Legoitis!!! That is all.

Moral support and motivational coaching i was busy admiring grundy's headwear! Sent from my Zed using Nangkang tyres front, RE040's rear

Excellent news!! I bet Matt can't stop smiling, mind you, nothing more than he deserves

"It was also a good chance to inspect the Brembo's pads/disks, all of which look good - Again somewhat annoyingly as I was itching for an excuse to fit drilled/slotted discs!" You don't need an excuse, you officially have Zeditis.

Yes, it was really a nice change from sitting around eating and drinking all day Respect to Chris, Bob and Kim, oh and their sleepy helper Dave, lost count of the number of times he dozed off under the car

I popped down today and it was good to see you all, it's fair to say that Matt did a pretty good job of trashing his lump, he managed to put 2 holes in the block, one each side and, threw a con rod and separated the piston from it too. Some head damage as there was asubstantial amount of oil in the plenum. Quite possibley the worst I've ever seen. Anyway here are some pix, I'm sure these will be added to as I left before the new lump went in Out with the old The damage

Take it easy matey

Ban?

Is it me or does the front view look a bit Volvoesque?

No sympathy here either, this company have been around for years and were one of the first big players in this market, they could have cleaned up to a certain extent but were lazy and sat on their laurels for too long. They were a customer of ours for some time and to be quite honest it was painful, on top of that they have sustained substantial losses for the last few years and have swallowed £40 million in the last 18 months or so from new investors!!! Do feel sorry for the staff of course but it must have been a complete buggers muddle for them to go into administration on Christmas Day!!

Yes Don

Better service than that. I'm under no illusions that the delivery drivers have a hard time and are under a lot of pressure to get parcels delivered. Still no excuse to do what they do though. Unfortunately this doesn't just happen around Xmas time for us. It's throughout the year. If I offered that poor level of service to my customers when I'm under pressure, I don't think I would have a job. Parcel mix ups I can understand happens at busy times such as now, and as long as it's rectified then I accept it can happen, but not being bothered to even ring a doorbell, instead throwing the parcel over the gate, isn't on. We get this all the time from the Yodel driver, just knocks on the door window (we have a bell) and leaves the parcel in full view on the doorstep. You could make a fortune just following the guy around for 1 day!! By the way, this lot won't be bothering anyone again:- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-30602326

Microdon, Rather apt given Andys height the small Welsh godfather

Damn that's hot

I think i prefer popty ping!! Microdon sounds like a small Welsh Godfather

Just sat down with my traditional first Christmas day drink (i've been busy in the kitchen!!) Guinness with a rather large port in it!