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Richard, Yes it is a private test track, mine :D :D . To be honest I haven't had the opportunity to do the same recently, but who knows. Must get to meet you soon. Simon.

I too have one of these. It was the link that persuaded me in the end. Excellent bit of kit. Simon :dance: :dance: :dance:

Have a look at this link. Hope it helps. http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/filters_test/2/index.html Simon :D

Well done ICEMAN. Being patriotic not racist UP YOURS YANKS :D :D :D Simon.

And I thought I was bad :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

:hyper: :hyper: ME ME :hyper: :hyper: I know :hyper: It's also the shortest word in the English language with all the vowels in order :D :D other than AEIUO!! (defn: Noise made by Simon when thumped for being an 4rse :mac1: ) Simon More please :duffer:

I guess it would depend on the size of the rubber. It is possible to get an adjuster which will correct the speed if you have oversize wheels. I just need to remember where I found them. I believe they will fit under a standard arch, you just need to be careful with your offset. Simon. There see I can be sensible. :nelson:

Paintshop. :D :D :mac1: :x: Sorry, been at it again :duffer: :duffer: Simon.

The man to speak to is Pete Shrimp on here. Superb quality equipment. Drop him a PM, I'm sure he'll treat you right. :D :D (No I'm not on commission :( :( ) Simon :)

Well I've been tracking back through the threads re siting an oil pressure sender, and there you are in the thick of it again. Need to get hold of one of those 90degree thingamees I think :(

My thanks Vijay. You seem a useful source on this site, (amongst others before you all start clamouring!!) :bow: :bow: Simon. :D :D

I am looking at this too. if I go down the Skyline route, what alterations are required, and where is the best place to source the parts? Thanks, Simon :D

In the middle of getting my hours changed but currently work Sundays. :mad: Simon.

S*d it. I spend a couple of days away from my computer and what happens. I'd love to be there with you but cannot this time. May see some of you at the Essex meet if everything pans out okay. Sorry to let you down, Simon :(

Do you know how I can get my car out of the neighbour's pool then? :confused: :D Why did he pick on us :( .... :mac1: ... :D (better now) Simon.

Someone's talking about you in hte jokes section :D :D Trying to pretend you're a dog!! :rofl: :rofl: Simon.

Slightly different for the Jap car though with 225/50/16s on the rear. This will give a 0.72% increase in speed: i.e re your quoted in 5th gear: with limiter @ 6000...........156.1 without limiter @ 6400......166.2 theoretical @ 7200...........187.3 For the automatic: 245/45/16 (225/50/16) with @ 5500 155mph (156.1) :hyper: without @ 6400 178mph (179.2) :hyper: :hyper: theoretical @ 7200 201mph (202.4) :hyper: :hyper: :hyper: All I need now is the power to make this happen :D Simon.

Pity that as I was hoping to come along. :cry: Currently covering Sunday's as noone else is trained up. :( Have to get that changed and soon. Maybe next time, Simon ;)

Thank God they don't track it. :D 7 years in prison and...hang on knock at the door, back in a minute...........................................................................................................

Jeff, this exact thing has happened to me. House insurance paid up in full. Hope your's does too. Simon :)

As mentioned above excellent service and a quote to beat all. Thanks to this site for the recommendation, and to Ken at Houghton's for his assistance in setting up my policy. Simon :D :D

No, still correct advice, one on each corner! :D :D :mac1: Simon.

The 265/35/18 rear will be 1.79% larger than standard with a circumference of 2019.1mm. This will be 71.25mph at an indicated 60. In the end what you do is down to personal choice, as they are as near as you can get to the originals. Personally I'd probably go with 40 on the front and 35 on the rear in your situation as that would mean they are both turning a liitle bit slower for the same speed. Hope this helps, Simon :D

Standard tyre circumference is 1983.6mm 225/35/18 is 1931.14 (-2.64%) ie at indicated 70mph actual: 68.15 225/40/18 is 2001.82 (+0.92%) ie at indicated 70mph actual: 70.64 Simon.

Following advice from this site I use Castrol RS 10w-60. Slightly more expensive, difficult to find but my baby deserves it. You'll get a variety of responses I'm sure, Simon :)