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Just a fine, but get caught a few times and who knows! Its why i've never had one, look mint but just not worth it.

Awesome, if you go ahead with it make a project thread! Whats your current golf? 8V? If so, I might be interested in the engine ;)

Plate looks good, until you get slapped with a £60 fine :( Mine usually is ;)

Re: Show me ur tailpipes 172. Not keen on the twins, like the yozza race, any 'stealth' style or what paul has done.

Apparently they are stocking turinis soon, £249 with 4 'sport' tyres ;)

Re: Show me ur tailpipes 172. Really like that :) ^

Just mentioned it to my dad and he showed me some pictures he took in July 2007

Awesome, but how can you live with it lol

If you can get on ramps! I used a pit, hate lying on the cold drive :o

Re: Your ideal 172/182 catback exhaust: what tips, color, size etc..? Possible group :nono: See below

See this all the time, it's over the tops on the way to keighley from mine. He had one at the side of the road for a while but then moved it behind a wall so you can just see it peeking over, think it was different to this one though. He was in the local paper the other year about his plane...

Driving on slicks? lol Looking good tho :approve:

Half an hour maybe? Hardest part was getting the mount off, had to use a big bar on the gearbox end.

Did mine last weekend. Very easy to do, and yes its worth it. Gear change is so slick now, and unlike some I haven't suffered any bad vibrations.

I'll have a look next time i go, cheers. It is so much easier on a mac, or even windows 7 to sort out any network problems. Vista is just a hassle.

Its a laptop with built in wireless, only software to use is the windows stuff. Where is the auto option. I have selected to remember the network, and to autoconnect even if it isn't broadcasting its SSID. I have removed all wifi security before I left, and he has sent me an email this...

Well you shouldn't, but seeing as there is an admin fee if you add them later you might aswell do. Aslong as it has some mods then it qualifies for the modified policy iirc.

They send you a form to fill in. You just list the mods and who fit them under the required categories.

When they had received all the documents from me they sent me a letter confirming they had received everything required and the policy was in place for the full term. If anyone hasn't got this i'd suggest ringing them up. Also worth checking here too: http://ownvehicle.askmid.com/

Just set up my Grandads BB this morning and it all works fine. If I restart the computer it connects fine, but if I shut it down, wait an hour, then start it again it doesn't auto connect to the router, and I have to manually do it. Any advice?

Where's nick when you need him, he was under his car at trax on just the renault jack lol. Imo its worth splashing out for a decent jack. Its with you for life pretty much then, aslong as you look after it. I've had cheap jacks, and i thought they were adequate until i bought the arcan one. Now...

Its a straight swap as far as fit goes. The auto correction thing sorts itself out after a while, what ever is stopping it wears away after a few weeks of use. The airbag wires dont need modifying to fit the new airbag, whether the airbag will work, no one can confidently say so. Cruise wires...

Crap, thats what i thought. But they wont go anymore than standard camber :(

Can eibach camber bolts be used with k-tec coilovers? I have read due to the way the coilovers have been modified to fit 182 cup bolt spacing you cant use camber bolts? Just wanting to know so i dont waste the garages time (and my money!) on Monday. Cheers Mike

Cheaper tyres, better handling and my overly soft suspension doesn't cause the tyres to rub on the bumper bracket when pushing it.

Getting really confused here. Which offset would be correct fitment for a 182 between et38 and et 43? I have been told 38, but a search on here comes up with mixed views :S

Mine squeak like a b**ch, gray said i didn't bed them in properly :( A day on track keeps them quiet for a few months though, so i think its just because they are rarely getting enough heat in them.

Yep. Not as clear as to where they go under the seat but The Boosh! has done a great guide in the guide's section.

The one you link to is 3.3k ohm, thats 3300 ohms. You want around 3.9 ohms. Just go to the geek counter at the back and ask for some 3.9 ohm resistors, get them to test them too to make sure they are the correct resistance because they always get them mixed up, they'll have a multimetre behind...

Re: Mac "must have" Apps Not an app, but very cool none the less. www.cooliris.com