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Blimey they really have both taken a good clout! So he came off the grass, into you coming along full chat? If he'd lost it why not just stop ffs? I did my frist track day in my zed an tbh I thought I was anything but a hero, defensive driving is key. What a tool.

Gutting mate :( Breaking it down for parts?

Fine idea. Hopefully my further input was more useful than my initial post ;)

If you do a search on the yanoo kit there's a wealth of information about it (or at least there was). You can pretty much make up your mind with what you want to buy from that. Years ago, short shifts were all the rage and they quite quickly went out of fashion when people discovered that the...

The guy asked for an opinion between two people. I gave an opinion. Yes, everyone does **** off KTEC, but in this instance my recommendation was Genuine. Yanoo is a seriously helpful guy, has developed a very nice product, and why not support the little guy? Without places like this forum...

When you've been on this site you don't need to have "direct" experience. I have enough people that I'd consider friends that'd mean I'd never use the place. If four of your mates started using the local restaurant down the road and all four come out overcharged and with chronic diarrhoea, a)...

Watched it without sound and I must say, there's far too many fast cuts at the beginning, unless the soundtrack REALLY makes it work.

I'd go Yanoo every time, mainly because I'd rather line my own pockets with anthrax than line the pockets of KTEC.

Your question, no sense it makes.

Proper rank but I really like that.

Sam mis-quoting me there ;) I said that modern oils don't burn black like old oils used to, so you can't tell if it's burning it so easy. Normally by checking the back bumper, if it's littered with residue, it's an indication of sorts. Have you checked it's not pooling on the top of the lower...

Offered to fit it, but didn't read page two. Tin snips to cut it though? Household scissors would be better man!

Great choice of colour, it looks similar to "hyper black" that a lot of places are offering now.

Great work. I can't help but think by not following the guides so accurately you've made a bit more work for yourself than necessary, but you've done a great job so far.

Damn it. A garage should be able to tap a new thread and fit a different bolt I'd imagine.

Oooft, close one. I'd almost forgotten about Jords where it's been so long since I saw it.

I bet it's the three o'clock, always the bloody three o'clock. Tap a new thread and fit a new bolt, surely?

I have some smooth bullets Mark, the clips are broken so they do need silicone'ing on but it's no issue really. You're welcome to them for nothing.

It's the best damn non sport to grace this place, well, forever.

They do. Click "traders" then take a screen shot and post it. I bet they're there.

Seriously? Those on the z4 forum sell their nearly new run flats for enough to cover the cost of new non run flats most of the time! That is normally 18's though.

You're not miles away from JD are you?? Clapham? I have spare BMW wheels. I'd say you'd probably get 650-800 for a full set of 6mm tread runflats with no issue.

I like how it looks like a little mean face! It's the simple things I guess.

There's no need to save up mate, borrow some wheels off someone, the RFT's will sell for FORTUNES on ebay, enough to buy new proper tyres. Sorted. I'd rather get that done that have a wheel crack and cry all the way to the bank.

Right, I've had a look. At a guess you're looking for a sticker for your engine cover. Here's the Link to Ady, the graphics man. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?120-N2Grafix And here's BTM that you were looking for with regards to airbag light problems...

Cable tie it in place. Sorted.

That looks superb mate, are you concerned about the wheels cracking with the runflats (iirc you said it had them)? Many of the new bimmers have this issue.

If you're really struggling, stand on the hub with one foot, and stick a thin screwdriver in the hole when it's close. It's a lot easier than getting the bolt in and you should be able to lever it from there.

You heading down and picking up those 172 wheels for £30 off of TEG at the weekend or something??

That post is correct. ^ Search member number, then that'll bring up all their threads.