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Is such a high PSI safe? So you look at the boost gauge for the pressure of use the one on the pump? Stuart

The other phone has to reply accept or something when you try ro find where it is. :(

First I have heard of it.

Dont bother with the CS gas. Goto South Africa and get one of the flame thrower systems which are legal. There is also an electric shock system which gives a nasty electric shock to any one who touches the steering wheel ;) But the law says, if the person dies as a result you will be charged with murder. :( Stuart

I think the GPS things are good with a radar detector not instead of. Radar Jammers are illegal though and you will be in the shit if you are caught with one.

Has your car been decatted or have you got an aftermarket air filter or exhaust? These will make it so you can hear the recirculating valves working. That is what the goose honk is too. But it may revert back to a whoosh noise. Or your recircs could be leaking. Mine makes the "whoosh" noise too, you can hear it particually when you are driving in a very closed area, like a country lane with bushes along the side of the road, going through tunnels are streets with parked cars either side. Stuart

Bob sells the system at Safe & Sound which allows you to phone up your car and do stuff like cut the fuel or set the alarm off. :D Stuart

Like MACs, but a different front and British Racing Green

This is a Z32 site really. Try. http://www.zclub.net They are the UK Z club and cover everything. However the page is not as populated as this and it may take longer to get a reply. Stuart

There are 2 versions though. GPS, which will be found anywhere in the world, however a clear view of the sky is needed, so areas with lots of trees, tall buildings or even bridges will mess up the system. So if its parked in an underground car park or even a multi story, it will lose its GPS signal. The radio mass is just as accurate, no matter what GPS system say, and will not be as effected at the GPS system with tall buildings. So it will work on multi story carparks, and any area where the skyline is covered. But I think the coverage is not as good. What you really want is to get the tracker signal yourself so you can find where it is and go kick the shit out of them. I will devise a way to do this one day ;) Stuart

Why will the Lotus go outside? Its made of plasitc and wont rust

I took 9 Co-Codamol in about 20 mins because my tooth was hurting that much. I was feelind drowsy too. Struggled to stay awake. But my life depended on it ;) Stuart

The noise I was speaking of settles after a second or so. After you let go of the air, you hear it move round for maybe a second until its settled.

I have seen very very little of the thing. The only pics I have found where I posted was from a French person who traveled there to watch it. No other pics other than that. Did every one forget to take their cameras and camcorders? Was it really that boring? Stuart

Just thinking further about what I said how the pressure thing works. If you have 1 or 2 bad rings on your engine, the air would escape very easily and you wouldnt hear it leaking in the middle of your car. Have you run a compression test at all? Stuart

Have you make sure the valve works? It could be blocked or something. Stuart

When you blow the air through can you hear it rushing round? When I put it on and let air in you get a noise like when you blow up a balloon but you can hear it blowing round the engine. Can you hear that, or when you stop putting the air in is it silent? For me if it is silent its early on where the leak is. Are you using a propper compressor? If so, you chould try to turn up the pressure of it. It will cause the air to come out faster and fill the engine quicker and you may be able to find the leak Paul, just thought how it works. The air goes round the intake and turbos and what not and enters the engine. However, the air will not just go out of the values. A cylinder has only the intake open at one time or the exhaust valves open at one time. Air will not get into the cylinders because the intake valve is blocking it. The 1 cylinder which has the intake vavles open and allows the air in, the exhaust valves will be closed so the air cant escape. Stuart

We call it a compression test I think is what he is on about.

Doesnt look like it on the manual

It maybe, but I dont remember how the glass was attached. I know there are 2 big things on the outside but I dont know if its bolted in or its pressed in. Stuart

I dont like to say, but I remember Andy Z haveing quite a few, months back and was selling a pair for £50 or less I think. But I think that was to get rid of surplus stock he had. Problem is it may not be the same colour, but its the least of your worries. I think Nissan charge £600 of 1. Stuart

2nd hand one is the best way. Ask Andy Z

What should you see in the few glass? I can see nothing, even when its been on for a while. But its still cold air, even though it smells a little. Stuart

I got mine done at National Tyres, they where the only ones open on a Sunday. The place who did the tracking before put the weight in the right place, but it should have been a 35g not 5g weight. Stuart