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    i'm a teacher and no its not, its where all the lazy pain in the arse kids want to sit, but i make them come to the front. cos i'm mean
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    ally
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    Congrats to you both.
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    Bet he won't try that again in a hurry.
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    I'll pass on any kinky s**t if you don't mind.
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    Had me worried there for a minute dude Can't help with the Audi motor but I'm sure someone on here will be able to..
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    Hi and
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    2006 MY included the 296 bhp engine, Rays as standard, Bi-zenon headlights, led rear lights, redesigned front bumper and grill, redesigned interior, Bluetooth as standard and yes the Brembos are also standard.
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    He's friends with Louis so has to be pink through and through.
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    to the forum. I've got an Evo V1 with circa 400/400 and its a completely different car to the zed. Much faster, banshee acceleration, etc, but it lacks the finess of the Zed. It really depends on what you want from your car. If its outright performance then you would possibly be better looking for something else. If however you want a balance between good performance, a nicely balanced chassis and a fairly civilised drive, the Zed takes some beating.
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    As has already been said, you should upgrade the fluid and pads for starters. Something like Castrol SRF fluid and possibly DS 3000 pads for harder use. You're going to shred whatever tyres you fit so its really about the trade off between cost and performance. I don't have any experience of Toyo R1s so can't comment on them. I have used PS2's for some time now though and they are excellent in both wet and dry conditions, but do cost more than most.
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    PS1 with PS2

    Trev-the-Rev replied to cmm13's topic in Tyres

    Under most circumstances I would agree that its not good practice to mix different tyres. In this instance, however, I can confidently say that I have just driven all through the winter with this combination and at no point did I feel they were not working together.
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    Doesn't count then
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    Test your reaction time. My best is 181 ms, but I'm a slow old git http://www.humanbenchmark.com/tests/rea ... /index.php
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    I just rang Wessex in Cardiff and they are expecting their first demo in June. And yes my name is on the list to test drive it
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    +1 The Cayenne is
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    Very
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    The search button will reveal all.
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    PS1 with PS2

    Trev-the-Rev replied to cmm13's topic in Tyres

    In my experience you shouldn't have any problems at all. I am currently running PS1's on the front and PS2's on the rear for similar reasons to your situation.
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