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Easiest? Williams. ;) You know it makes sense.. hehe.

Multimeter on the battery to see what voltage it's at (with the engine running).

72k or 5 years (recommended).. I'd never leave it that long tho.

iTunes. I used to hate it.. like, really.. but I used it for a week now I can't use anything else. It's so damn good.

Road Angel Classic Road Angel 2 Road Angel 2 Compact Classic is smaller and will have less features of the Road Angel 2 but is much cheaper. Road Angel 2 is about to get a software upgrade which gives it loads more features (like speed limit advice etc..)

McGard.

Standard pads from GSF are £12.50 ex VAT.. seem fine to me (and lots of other people!) And for £12.50, you can't complain at all!

As in standalone unit or fully built in? TomTom Go is very very good!

Badboy Bonnet is where it's at on the Mk1 Phase3 ;)

Elephant/Admiral are your best bets.. they're about the only ones who'd insure me on my Williams at 20 for a decentish price. Was still way above £100 a month tho for TPFT!

Best places are the ones which don't fix anything.. just do the MOT. That way, they don't invent stuff to "fix". Always make it clear you'll fix it yerself! Heh.

I did for mine, yea.. heh :clown:

Yea, it's odd. When Weight used one and did 1/4 miling, it was such a good and stable picture!

Or, you can do it properly and get a new column! :approve:

Lowering the Torsion bar guide: http://www.cliosport.net/index.php?ind=reviews&op=entry_view&iden=3

Looks awesome!

Yea. PM matbrown for the parts - if the wiring is there, you should be able to swap stuff over!

Take a photograph, cus' it sounds like you don't have one. It's here:

The ones which sucker to the windscreen are mint.

Hehe. I got one of those Cig lighters with crocodile clips on the end.. cut the clips off, and soldered them into the original cig lighter plug at the back. Cost like, £4 or something I think.

What I've done in my Williams is install a new cig lighter under the dash running off the main cig lighter - then plugged my Road Angel into that. That way, you keep the fuse in the RA plug and you don't cut any wires etc..

Leon Cupra R. Very nice cars - and chip them and they're insane!

That's 449, Sports Blue

Haha. I thought it was the black one, but it's even further back! What happened to the black one and the insurance assesor? Did you get that sorted?

See, thats the kind of guide which makes this community great! Top work.

Edde, other way round. I wouldn't put a Willy manifold on a 16v.. you need the better torque the 16v manifold gives..

35mm.

Might not be Terminal Services tho? Could be VPN access, in which case it could be PPTP on the Windows side.. so you'd need a PPTP client. There are many ways depending on the setup there.

It would work - yes.. but it'll be unfiltered. ISA is clever in that it knows whats bad and whats good and filters on the application layer. There is no better for firewalling a Windows server with IIS, Exchange etc.. published on the internet from what I understand and have read etc..

Here mate, have a read: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/isa/2004/plan/exchage2003.mspx