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Surely if it's for her commute to work it should be insured under her name, with you as a named driver? As that is the EASIEST situation to catch insurance fronting - most places of work have some form of CCTV, and also her colleagues will be asked how she gets to work. Just something for your...

Hi all, Wondering if anyone can shed any light: My 182 has occasional faults with what I can only assume is part of the braking system - the ABS light, Traction Control light and the SERV light come on. This can be cleared by turning the ignition off then on, and doesn't affect the engine...

Yes: http://www.smartsrus.com/srus/125_The_Beast.html

Was just about to post the same link saying I'd found it!! Lol! Heartless b******s, us lot...

Don't understand a word of the description, and we're advising a PC as it's a known quantity and the bits are out there to get to use it properly. If you get something like that the fitment for the pads may be different limiting what you can do with it...

Put it on axle stands and take the wheels off? They think it's a non-runner and they'd have to find a set of wheels to go on it to get it anywhere...

Girl. I get 45mpg on a run to Birmingham when it's clear...

Nice gentle 80mph at 2500rpm, I've got every belief the car could sustain it...

If you're on 110v then it's easy - you just need to change the plug!

Mine's still on the car, in one piece...

Gypsy tears clear Renault build quality problems...

Way too much a waste of money. What would be interesting is a 6th gear ON TOP of the current 5th, as I think the engine would do so much better at cruising if it wasn't forced to rev so high at 'normal' motorway cruising speeds.

How do you plan on getting the audio feed to the amp if you're running a standard stereo?

That was pretty stupid wasn't it. Remember in future, you're driving a base-model on steelies, not a RenaultSport or anything else with a degree of handling in mind... It'll never go round corners like a racing car...

It'll be better than N-series phones - period - because it won't crash a tenth as often as them.

It will do, as the OEM disk is just a piece of software, the license sticker is the legal side of things and it is up to you to make sure you are within your license agreement, as Microsoft have every right to take your license off you and you to court if you have entered any old key that you've...

If it's a 3.1Ghz P4 I assume it's clocked - are all the timings right?

I moved to T-Mobile from O2 after T-Mobile offered me a better deal and then O2 cocked up and sent me a bill for the wrong phone to be cancelled around £400 - then took the money anyway despite 6 phone calls saying they wouldn't and it would be amended. Phoned the bank, recalled the funds and...

XP Pro was/is around £300 for a full retail copy?

See one every day. Lives on my drive!

I tail an Evo 5 down the twisties near me because I can handle the motor. It's only really on a track he'll embarrass me, or illegally on a straight...

Tis if you know how to drive it - although on a track it is going to run out quickly...

See I thought black would be too much, but perhaps dare I say a chrome finish to bring it back up to the level of the paintwork?

I'll scare him on the back of my bike when it's been serviced... Lol! Good to see you chap, will sort out the pics later but in the meantime you've got a spotted anyway!

On my drive! Good to see you chap...

File server wise you want to steer clear of virtual servers as you need significant network bandwidth which would be removed from other virtual servers, and print wise you want to steer clear of virtual servers as it requires significant processor time. I think really it's meant for small...

That rig is a mess. Your memory isn't as fast as your processor can manage (try get the two matched, get a nice ratio and if you get some of the Dominator stuff that loves to be clocked, and you'll get some good gains) and you want to steer clear of the X-Fi (and all Creative cards) for audio...

Same problems as XP, it's missing a lot of support still from hardware vendors and nobody as yet writes thier apps in 64-bit, apart from a small handful (and typically, the handful you don't use!). That and the fact that Core Duo in my laptop is only 32-bit is the reason I use 32-bit Vista.

What do all you goons have against Vista? I'm running it with less problems than I had on XP on this laptop, which Sony haven't even released drivers for yet (I've used PCG-F130 drivers IIRC) and it's great. A couple of bits are in odd places but you'll get used to it - remember 95 was all in...

It works on my Vista laptop - a couple of little things don't work quite healthily but it still works and updated my iPod fine.