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Nice work so far, keep it up :D

<_< I thought only I did that to you... I'm shattered

Spend a little more and get better tyres.

Do you get judged on the best of your runs or is it an average of all the runs?

Finally! now you can shut up about it :P Very nice :D Nice new wheels too

Too right cobba! Insurance companies are going to be busier than a one legged man in an @rse kicking competition

Nice results boys.

Welcome

It's a public holiday! I'm sure your list will fill up rather quickly this time Adam!

I would change the rim to a new one, you can re-use the existing tyre. If the existing one is welded the weld is still a weak point and the crack could return or worse. It's very much a safety issue and I wouldn't take a short cut.

It's rather stubborn paint, I'd say the easiest option for you is to either paint them in Black or Silver to look OEM again.

-Save yourself alot of money, go to the commercial carwashes that have a steam cleaner and do it yourself, they actually work quite well in cleaning out dirt, stains and grit from the fabric. -With regards to removing swirls, small scratches, etc from paintwork, and also protecting it from occuring as easily in future, give your car a good wax one or two times a year. I've used Turtle Wax Platinum for the last two years, For approx $20 and a bit of elbow grease you can't go past it, removes fine scratches and lines and gives a nice deep glossy shine that lasts. -A good exterior detail which would include wash claybar and wax would set you back approx $120

I work for a bank so I've seen countless dodgy lottery letters and bank e-mails. All from people - mostly overseas who are seeking to fleece the unaware of all their savings. Things to remember to protect yourself. -If it sounds too good to be true, it is! -Your bank will never ask you to confirm details via an e-mail, so if you receive an e-mail that looks legitimately like it's from your bank, with logo's and all asking you to login to your account via a link - don't. -Always make sure when you login to online banking you can see it's a secure https site. Also always close the browser completely when you log out. -Change passwords on a regular basis.

Wow, this is quite a thread, sorry about all your woes Blue but kodos to you for sticking to your guns. In my opinion, you're probably best to stick with the current car, despite its creaks and rattles because you don't know what esle you could end up with if you change up to another using more of your money to do so. Make them sort out the quality issues, keep hounding them, it's not right for you to have to shell out more of your money to resolve problems with their product.

There's alot of carparks there! Can toy specify which one?

Ha ha ha that is gold! I'm amazed it stayed in place when he drove it though.

Ha ha ha Nice one! I think it will need a few vitamins thrown into the fuel mixture

So, do we get to impound their car?

thanks everyone. I am using the spark plug tool that I USED for honda...but obviousely it does not work -16mm long deep socket. I think it must be the SMALLER socket???what size? You should have the tool in your boot... I wouldn't bother changing to iridium though, I found it made no discernable difference to performance or economy. It's probably different once you start getting into heavy modifications though.

For the noobs, EXE are a very friendly lot and their events are all run with a high degree of professionalism, so don't feel shy about participating in this event.

Not telling :P

They would do it, but charge you for a all new bumper.

Didn't Influx have his kit stolen as well not too long ago - White car too

Spotted Gipper on Stephens Road this afternoon, gave you a beep

Ah, Micky...don't sound so cut that our beloved toyota didn't get an ad, while hyundai was letting babies drive!! No they banned that one too thinking it would actually influene todlers to get behind the wheel They've re-cut it now so it just shows the baby with the car but not actually driving it.