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That looks fantastic.

I want one. Nice Mat. You're bringing this to FCS?

LOL

You can normally hire on the day I think. Also, starting on a day like this is good as you don't have to worry about Radicals, or GT3 RSs coming around to pass you on every third lap.

I run lower, 26-28. They have stiffer sidewalls to compensate I believe. I've never had uneven wear.

I've just put the phone down. 0800 tomorrow. License and V5 are ready. Can't wait. :D

FWD for the masses. RWD for fun. Simple. But all that clip shows is the teg was slower, not that it didn't handle as well.

Nice. Pics, pics, pics. Please.

That's interesting. I've never had wear from wrong pressures like that. Have I just been lucky or is it the R888s being susceptible to it?

Nope. Still waiting. Will call them this afternoon - I need it for tomorrow!!!

Yep. They work well. Shoulders wear badly if pressures are down or you're ham-fisted with the steering though.

I went with HIC. They're very mod-friendly, and aim for the enthusiast, even asking what mag subscriptions you've got, and what the last car show you went to was. I've not done the seats/steering wheel thing yet, but will this year. It's already noted as a change for this year though at no...

No one's mentioned holding the car on a hill on the clutch yet. Will do more damage to a clutch than resting your foot on the pedal...wouldn't it?

Sounded great in the flesh this one. Can't wait to see its replacement at the Airfield.

No problem at all. Drop them straight on. Technically, they make a difference. I personally couldn't tell any real difference in handling characteristics and feel...they just give you more grip/traction.

Nope, not yet, still waiting for the call.

The Cup that lived, LMAO :lolup: I like it.

I think he means a removable race wheel? Thanks again to everyone. My wife took a call today to say I could collect at 1500 :D , then they called again to say not before tomorrow :( . Soon hopefully.

Nice one Mike.

Wrong! Mine's been in dialy use for well over three years, and I tighten the f*** out of it to keep my hips pinned. My seatbelt show only the slightest area of wear - nothing at all to be concerned about. Lot's of people do not rate them, and compared to full harnesses they're obviously...

Nice. Your fortunate to get so up close and personal with them, rather than just seeing them on a stand at a show.

Pah, nothing but a fancy trinket ;) You all get one free with the car anyway... http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y260/MarkCup/100_3069-1.jpg Looks nice BTW.

There's beauties out there like that and they still take my abused shell! What's wrong with them?

Very touching, slightly ghey ( ;) ), but very true too. It's been a rollercoaster ride the last 24hrs to say the least. My camera's staying with me so I can get pics of it when I pick it up...whenever that may be. I'm stunned by the response to this to be perfectly honest. There's some...

If changing the locks and new keys costs less than £250 I won't be claiming. I might not even if it's up to £300 or £400. Probably not worth it being recorded against me for future premiums. I know of one way to do it, but any detailed guides as to how I can best immobilise it when I get it...

No word on who took it. It was in a residential parking area behind a kiddies play area. No one around. Because it's part of a house break-in it should get dusted and crawled over for fibres within 24 hours but he said I should allow 3 days. Back for the weekend and a good kicking :D...

FOUND! See new thread here.

The control centre called; "Do you have a spare set of keys?" "Yes...you've found it?" "Yes Mr B" "Is it in a bad way?" "The keys will greatly assist with the recovery" That was it. Knock at the door, in comes a nice man. "Yours was the 4th one in the last few days, so we've been giving...

PMd. Thanks :approve: