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Hi Steve,
Are you down in Plymouth by any chance? That backdrop looks familiar?
Yeah, not a fan of the wheels myself, unfortunately - they 'cheapen' the look of it, if I can be so bold? Are they 15s as well as there appears to be a fair amount of arch gap - or is it not on the Cup Pack...
Don't forget to de-grease the inside rim of your alloy too. If it's dumped the lot in a short space of time, the splatters on the inside will translate as vibration/slight woble through the steering wheel.
I've cleaned mine over the years. Simple warm water, some Fairy liquid and a cheap sponge...
I used to have the opposite. The amount of times I'd spawn near one or two squad mates and as I'm selecting the ammo pouch, they've already ran off.
I'm legging it after them down a hill or something, shouting at the screen for them to "f**king stop" and take the ammo. Inbreds.
Reinstalled it...
That last point you said is making it more difficult for me to part with it. Especially from a financial perspective - it would be struggling to represent a deposit on a new car!
But it's the fact I've been everywhere with it. Down to the south coast, the northern tip of Scotland, blats through...
Still my daily driver too :smiley:
Thanks for the kind words chaps - I do try to look after it. Anything it needs, it gets. I tend to go for earlier than planned maintenance schedules at Birchdown, as well.
If something randomly failed catastrophically with it - then, meh, s**t happens. But...
Knowing that yesterday was overcast and warm, I thought it was a good opportunity to give the 182 some cleaning TLC. It hadn't seen the Porta Cable in probably a good 5+ years, so it was in desperate need of it.
There are still some tar deposits on it - the clay bar ended up being disgusting...
Same here. But then I use the oil spray on it afterwards. Rather than get your hands coated in the stuff as well, I normally chuck the freshly cleaned filter into a carrier bag and spray into the bag. Then just keep squeezing and kneading it until it's properly covered.
All,
Just as a reminder that there is a Steam group setup for us, should you wish to pay a visit.
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Cliosport
Originating from 2009, there have been no discussions as yet - but 30 members are on the list. It would be good to be more involved online with players...
Same!
We take the ageing small hatch for granted and often forget that such cars are simply a no-no in places like the USA. As expected - he knew next to nothing about it - only really having knowledge of a Honda Jazz/Fit for comparison. He also seemed genuinely interested in learning about it...
It doesn't have to be though. Sure, if you're going 4K with all the bells and whistles on - that isn't going to be cheap.
But you're in control of that sliding scale on what you want to spend. You can also approach is piecemeal too. You've also got access to a library and back catalogue of...
I'm thrilled with this current trend of mainstream games (Prey, et al) making much more use of the PC version - than the usual console-bound limitations that we have upon on release. Long may it continue!
TMR!
I guess there has to be an understanding and expectation that a lot of your work doing that, will simply be 'forgotten'? I know there are some games where you vividly remember a scene or a particular level - but how many rooms, corridors and environments do you pass through and not recall a jot...
How quick are they at fixing software on Android? TomTom is hardly an obscure developer - I could understand some indie dev having issues, but not something as mainstream as that.
I have around 50 apps and games on my iPhone 7 and iPad. Apple issued the 64-bit only warning (finally! - welcome...
Personally I think DIRT Rally is a good one. Not sure how it performs on console, but on PC with a pad, it's really enjoyable. The fast, sweeping sections are genuinely sweat-palm inducing when the car gets a little air and is literally skimming the surface. It's great when you dab the handbrake...