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if it's anything like the 172 centre rubber hanger, it's just one bolt (circa 13mm). Undo that, pull the rubber support off the bracket, put on the new one, screw it back in and hey presto!
It would be a good idea to have a trolley jack or similar to support the exhaust when you're removing the...
I recently purchased a Dell Inspiron 6400 (I think) - spec was a dual core 1.86ghz, 2GB RAM, 160gb hard drive but I think a 15.4" screen, with Vista all for under £500 delivered.
The screen does have a 'glass' like finish to it as well!
You can spec dell laptops to whatever you want, and it...
As originally advertised in the 'other' section, my amp and sub are now on ebay, ending today.
Have a look and grab a crimbo bargain!
Cheers
Amp -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=200179622245&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=010
Sub -...
I've got a magnex too - it's not going to win any exhaust awards but as noted above, it seems well made and pretty solid. Don't know how much they go for new, but I would imagine they represent decent value.
It's not too loud, but under load (like going up long hills) it can get a bit noisy.
yes mate, I bought a Bosch battery (its a 480 amp battery as I think the HB013 Halfords one is - i.e. more than the standard) and it was a good inch / inch and a half longer than the old one.
However don't think it was any wider so I didn't have any problems clamping it back down / fitting into...
I fitted a new battery to mine yesterday.
Wasn't quite as easy as I'd hoped as getting at some of the bits can be quite fiddly - would have helped if I had some smaller rachets (or just more tools generally).
Also, the battery I bought was a good inch / inch and a half longer than the old...
adrian flux and chris knott (broker) were the best for me, both a fair bit cheaper than elephant this year
went with Chris Knott again, pretty decent people to deal with :)
I used ramps to change my exhaust, feels much safer (I've not actually got any stands however). No chance of driving up the ramps front ways, unless you put some wood down to lower the angle (as mentioned above).
hello mate, I know how you feel! :(
I had a new gearbox/tdc sensor/starter motor etc less than a year ago, and I couldn't believe it when it began failing to start - it basically did it after a run where the engine was hot. It turned and turned, but never actually started.
Thankfully, mine...
yup, I echo the comments above, cheers all! Sorry I didn't get to meet everyone and disappeared a bit early, but had lost it slightly!
was a decent day though :)