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Am fairly certain the ecu won't handle TB's.

Clearly none of you have heard the mighty Orbisoud;) Although the Yozza does sound good.

£180 + labour when i got it done last year.

Matt, didn't realise you did worcester sauce;) My list of bits needed is getting longer just need the time to do it all, order to follow soon.

For when they're short of engines?:D

Confused emailed me with a new quote for this year..........£262

£29,200 you're joking, you can't be long out of nappies;)

#199/500. Owner on C.T.

Where was that then? The CT lot like to try to keep track of those.

Anyone who took a £1500 unit off and threw it away to replace with a new one is an idiot, you get them refurbed. Obviously it depends how the car has been driven but there are a bunch of Trophys out there that are 50k miles with no problems.

Fair enough, i'll wait with baited breath for the results of your exhaustive tests.

I just found it easier to use my fingers to apply everything. Apart from polish:o

Do you not think controlled tests and experiments is going a little too far.

Weird:) G40steve had a spare one i think.

Inferno 182 (cup maybe) George hotel Wallingford yesterday eve.

Why not go for the K-Tec C/F one? cheaper and nicer.

Yes, 500 was way too many in my opinion.

Nobody has had them done yet as far as i know, but i expect it will entirely dependant on the work carried out on each damper. one that was damaged was done for a lot less than would imagine.

Thats just what i was about to say, they are a servicable part. I believe Donkey has an agreement with Sachs. So in answer to your question, No.

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Lights up the car and you can make the toast:) Yes get the 500w. The Woolworths one is the same as the one i've got, sags a bit on the hinge but for a few quid can't really complain.

They normally come with the bulb.

No, that's the sport version, just drums on the fifty quid one.;)

What you guys aren't already using THE FORCE to move your buckets around;) By the way those expensive buckets come with brakes.

Just use the knife;)

Has anyone seen the cabriolet version, now that is the ugliest car i've ever seen. Also it did look very big following it in mine.

Halfrauds will have cans of the stuff, the reason why it's not generally recommended is that it's highly acidic (or alkaline, can't remember) so can damage the finish on your wheels.

This may have been the same thing i had on the inside of a couple of mine, tried everything and in the end had to resort to wheel cleaner on a cloth that did rub it off, Make sure you wash this off straight away, thoroughly.

Matt didn't realise you did the Gilmour, expect another order soon.

What Trophy coming to the rescue of the big broken lorry;-)