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crap! Forgot to pick mine up. :dapprove: Never mind.lol.

Just stick with sheds they can be binned when things go wrong.

:S

If you want rid of the sandwich plate I'll have it.;) Or if you want my oil and temperature gauges let me know. I am sure I have seen a thermostatic sandwich plate with extra holes for sensors.

cheaper at pc world. ;) As they do price match 10% of the difference and if you know someone that works there another 10% of total price. so about £50 cheaper.

Does look a bit slow 100-0.

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Rebecca147 Forged pistons for turbo engines plus other bits n bobs. I am trying to minimalise my belongings as I have way too much stuff. :cool::D :) :star:

Mine was clutch plate destroyed.lol.

bump for the lunchtime crew, not sure if any are left in stock.

I am sure my changer used to be able to play them, dont think the cd player did though. not 100% sure.:S

Cheap item at argos. Got link from here : http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/129459/car-cleaning-kit-was-7-99-now-only-/all/deals/new/ Click on this link : clicky i have reserved one. Can't go wrong for under £2.

I am looking at buying a second hand 42" sony wega for about £300 or less. Anyone think they are worth the money?

lmao no! I just forgot to upload a picture. No wonder I'm not selling much.:o

Not sure about any other aerials, but I used this while i was lodging for a few months with my freeview box and portable tv. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=160185010455&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT I got a spot on signal with the aerial located in the room.:)

check lambda sensor.

www.greydevilindustries.com http://www.greydevilindustries.com/products/product.asp?id=20740

Fair point, just trying to wind you up. I wouldn't mind a go in a tb'd car.;) I love the noise of them too, the turbo is a bit chavtastic to be honest and exhaust is too quiet. I haven't gone through any gearbox's yet, but the clutch plate is destroyed and so is my engine. I blame the...

I was hoping no one would notice.lol.:rasp:

:rasp: Eat my dust slow boy.

I think you are talking crap tbh. Either setup with the same power would just be as reliable as the other if other influencing factors were identical. i.e. driver, servicing.... They will both required the same amount of air in the combustion chamber to get the same power out surely...

Just go for turbo, they spool up pretty quick and more power can be achieved. Can't really compare direct to a throttlebodied car apart from the noise they make. I would have a tb'd car over a turbo any day just because of the noise if that's all i wanted. I would wait a while to see what...

I cant remember... I did have some good times with the 182, but it's been in the garage for a long time now and i have a ford escort 1.6 thingy to drive around in. The current car is for getting from a to b and I dont go for little rides through the country with it. Can't wait to get the...

Open to offers on all items, thanks. http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Rebecca147

cheers mate. Will have a look tomorrow. I have managed to so far set up a home network and use file sharing between my laptop, the pc and the server.:approve:

well I knew this would happen.lol. Yes i am a noob, but where do i start? It's cost me bugger all. The dat drive that is has is worth more than i paid. Just thought I could set up secure storage on my network.

Could anyone point me in the right direction please? I have never used a server before and never used windows server edition thingy program. I basically bought it so that I could set up a secure storage for my most important documents. It currently has two 10GB and two 40GB i think they are...

Use an ebay shop for £6 a month for stock items, its about 5 - 10p per 30 days for pretty much any item. However, you have to pay double the final value fees....can work out cheaper if you find that you are listing stuff many times before a sale. Also save all your listings up ready to list...

definitely wouldnt boil water. :) Now should I paint the exhaust and manifold too?

Yeh, I think I'm being to cautious. The standards we use at work for validating automotive parts state the devices must operate between -40 to 120degC, so i guess I should be ok. doh. i should have know the answer to this.:o I guess I can go and put another coat of paint on woohoo!!!!1111

anyone, I'm really impatient at the moment.grrrr.:rasp: