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and the extra photo allowance in the gallery

I hate it when you are in the right hand land wanting to go straight ahead and ONCE THE LIGHT GOES GREEN the dumb**** in front decides to indicate... rather then the 2 minutes that you have been sitting behind them!!!

AWESOME I'LL SEE WHAT I CAN DO WHY ARE WE YELLING? :P

when did you get the rotors changed?

Cusco sell prefabricated ones to various levels depending on how many bars you want to pay for. weather or not they are CAMS accredited is another matter

Dot 4 is best fo rour cars

they are able to do 1/8 mile drags there but no more even if people don't want to drive their car on the track they can always come down and spectate, the viewing there is awesome and you can see the whole track

My understanding is that generally if the modification is from the Catalytic converter back it is OK

you have complete access to the whole track for the whole day... ie 9am to 5pm

you can take any car there (provided it runs and doesn't leak oil everywhere) and the driver merely needs to be licenced. You will need to buy a Wakefield licence for $40 which last for a year (as many visits as you like) or you can use a CAMS licence if you have one. visit http://www.wakefieldpark.com.au

Was this a guy from Toyota as they know my car and the fact it has a modded exhaust yet they still fix it under warranty. If not... it depends on the car. I know that Subaru has an explicit exhaust clause in it's warranty.

Micky if you want to enquire about the cost of booking the track we can go from there. If we need numbers we can invite Toymods and Sydney Rolla Club... a few guys on each are quite partial to some track time :) I'll be in... once I get some coilovers...

Maguires Leather Cleaner and Conditioning FOAM!!! do not use the cream as it will leave gunk in the little holes, the foam is a winner and sooooo easy and quick to use. It also leaves the car smelling clean :)

that sounds more like an issue with your speakers then with voltage stabilty

you could also apply some kill rust to the effected area, then clean and paint the exposed surfaces. I've seen it done and it looks pretty effective. just be careful with the kill rust to only get it on the rusted area though and it will destroy your paint work if you get it on there.

I've got one of the kits you are talking about (there was a sale on them for $50 about 6 months ago and a fair few of us grabbed one) they aren't bad for the price you pay...

dude... I'm talking about a push bike, not a motor bike... <_< I have been talking about saving time a petrol... motor bikes still use petrol... sorry to hear about your dad but I too have had my grandfather, 2 uncles and a couple of family friends all seriously hurt in motor cycle accidents (one of my uncles by a bus) so I know where you are coming from, and would never ride a motorbike on city streets either. But I've been cycling for many years and also had close calls, but the speeds I do on the treadly do not come close to those on a motor bike. Most of my accidents or near misses involved parked cars pulling out on main roads where the driver was not paying attention...

I am not a fan of motorbikes. I have a mountain bike and I will ride that to work once I get the flat fixed ! BUT would you ride a bike with drivers like these on the road ?! It's only 5 minutes to work, but it may cut my life short ! Actually I do ride everyday :) but I take the back streets and bike paths ;) I value my life too much to take the main roads... thogh negotiating through a traffic jam is fun an really pisses off the drivers that can only sit there and do nothing... or perhaps a few curls

Zee - Wakefield and WSID is down for after I get my suspension done, which should be in a couple of months. I may get out to WSID prior to that though. we also had the salad that Mish brought, but we were soo full from all the bread and meat that I don't think it was even eaten...

cheers mate. I look forward to seeing how they feel :)

If I come up I'll most likely crash at my brother's place at Coolangatta so will be driving up from there.

most solvents will dissolve the sticky stuff... just use some methylated spirits