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Shoot Many Robots = superb!! :cool: D.

FLOL...... WTF have they done to Battlefield........ :dapprove: D.

Teaching them early - nowt wrong with that. They need to learn Man-Spec-Machines anyway and not believe that the only progression from a Leapfrog device is twiddling their thumbs on a console. As for the Geddes - could be several things m8. Initially, it does sound like overheating, but as...

Exactly. I think where I went wrong with the original expansion slot idea was based on my own views of what's important. Most PC gamers are quite hardcore, rather than casual players who chuck in a hour or two a week. The complete opposite is true of the consolers. That's not to say that the...

Possibly. But with high end PCs, it's forever going up. Going for thinner dies will mean little if the clocks are five times as quick, with 16-cores onboard. They'll still generate a shitload of heat and consume a lot of power. D.

Welcome Marcus, Those Evo's aren't cheap to run, eh? :) If I have to sell both cars at one point, I'll probably go for a half-way house and get a 'charged 182 or similar myself. D.

Funny that. When I went into the car buying section of Gran Turismo 1 on my PS1, I didn't think the rear end of my 1990 Toyota Supra looked bad when made up of about 40 blocky sprites. It looks utter horse now - so much so that I think my Nokia C2-01 could render a better job. With no offense...

ROFL. It's like having your own personal Saturn V space program, simply to go to the shops.... D.

ZZ Top drive a Clio? :S Good effort on the driver, though HowTF they got like that in the first place? D.

This. Get used to the car first and see which way you want to head in terms of mods. Things like larger alloys tend to be much heavier than the smaller OEM wheels (unless you pay a decent wedge for them) and they will also hammer your acceleration on a small engined car. Been there, done that...

My boss at the time where I currently am - had one of these back in circa 2001. Awesome car - in fact, it was the same colour. I loved the stance, poise and general madness of it. :) D.

Lol. Welcome to 2008, eh? :) D.

Totally agree - and for that price a complete bargain. D.

Took the ChavVagen out for a blat earlier this afternoon - epic weather for a jaunt out. Headed out to Bakewell via Monsal Head, then through Chatsworth House and back through Buxton. Spotted a Monaco (?) blue Ph.1 first near Glossop and then a black Ph.1 a little bit later coming past Glossop...

Something that is seriously lacking from most mainstream manufacturers these days. If it makes the bean-counters happy, then it goes through into production. Otherwise, nay chance. D.

As Jay says - it holds legend status that! Nice to see that it's in the hands of someone commited to bringing her back to former glory :) D.

Wheel bearing? When the rears start to go, they drone quite badly at varying speeds. D.

Bloody hell Matt - do you actually have a sense of smell? ;) Iron-X smells awful - but as it's good at what its supposed to do, I can easily overlook that. What does crack me up however, is the large list of warnings on the side of bottle in terms of affects on the skin, swallowing it, damage...

From what I've read on CS, the water pumps tend to be pretty strong. That said, my 182 is just a bit higher mileage than yours and if I was having the cambelt done again, I think I'd factor in a new water pump too. Just for peace of mind, rather than anything else. D.

As I've said before - Reno should have made white an option in the 1*2s, imo. D.

Re: Supercharged Sunflower Porsche's are on par with that as well. Quite shocked with that, given the minimal extra work to get everywhere painted vs. the additional cost. D.

Re: Supercharged Sunflower Nice work! I'd paint the Rotrex lettering in sunflower. Just because..... :) D.

Exactly the same as me with RTS games. I'll let you know if it lasts 30mins being installed on my HDD. ;) D.

Exactly. Young 'uns, these days..... :cool: D.

Muchos respect that with something as desirable as a 135i soft-top - that you still have an appreciation of the high-revving Jap motors. :) Looks a good purchase - liking the profile view with the roof down. And as others - as least you've got the correct climate for it over there. :) D.

Surely that arguments so old hat these days though? I can't recall the last software I 'downloaded' for the PC. I pretty much buy everything through Steam these days. My 360 Bookend however...... totally the opposite. I wouldn't even know what a green-recycled bin DVD case would look like. ;) D.

Down to £1.95 at The Hut for PC. Worth giving it a punt for that price I reckon. See if my initial thoughts above still ring true. D.

I'd get some treatment protection on the exposed holes though are aren't used, ASAP. No reason to invite rust into such a strength-essential area. D.

Hell yeah! :) Granted - they really should only be on cars that they were 'designed' on. Getting a set of black Ralliart flaps was the first purchase I made for the Evo when I got it. I do like the little stubby ones too that are moulded to the arches of many cars though. Would have been nice...

FLOL! Reading fail for me! Didn't read it right - I automatically read it as 'blue'! I was eating at the time - so that's my excuse! ;) D.