SuffolkZX

or bang or crash even :confused:

I wasnt implying it was mate, but always gutting when you buy a new car and it goes pop.

I bet the new owner is a bit pissed off with that then :(

Thats a different car surely .... :bow: , respect to you mate, the interior alone looks like you spent a lot of hours cleaning up. Lets hope the speed camera didnt have a film in it, you never know.

It pays to stay good friends with Smithy, and in fairness he tends to share out sneak previews ..... top bloke ... :bow:

One for me please .................. :hyper: :hyper: :hyper:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: do you really want that delivered straight through your letterbox :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: just in case you have not realised its a wind up site.

Yes I have, I used Dynamat xtreme bulk kit and very happy with the results, I chose this one because it was recommended to me by the audio shop that did my alarm.

Yes, remove the two philips headed screws you see at the front and disconnect the wiring to the OD button (to do this you will need to remove the centre console) then it just pulls off but be prepared for the OD button to fall off when you do as its spring loaded.

Cheers mate, thought it was some kind of emergency route. :bow:

Its many years since I passed my driving test but have noticed over the past year or so that there are a couple of additions on road signs and I dont know what they are for, mainy on motorway or A roads when coming upto a roundabout, its usually a solid black symbol such as a circle, triangle or square on a yellow background, sometime just a black border of that symbol on a yellow sign and quite often its been stuck on so a new addition to the roadsign, anyone know? just curious guys ;)

Might be worth trying to get hold of Daves_Zed and asking him if he has anymore contact details for GetGreddy, he managed to get hold of him a few weeks ago and may have another phone number for him.

I have just read through this thread and everything is pointing towards a snapped cambelt but maybe its worth checking that the starter motor is bolted on nice and tight just in case. There is the slightest chance that its spinning but not making contact with the flywheel, and hence the cams not turning while the starter is spinning. Dont get your hopes up though as this wouldnt explain the misfiring and usually makes a distinct sound when its not on tight enough.

Redheads are most definately the best :bow:

Someone tell her to get the hose on it first, she will ruin the paintwork like that :nono:

They had the Gallardo and Murcielargo on track.

Well not quite to own but for my nephews 18th Birthday I bought him a few laps round Bruntlingthorpe in a Ferrari F360, a Subaru Impreza and a 4x4 offroading. Couldnt believe how busy it was there the company running it must of made a large fortune but the Lambourghini's sounded awesome so I was happy. The buggers wouldnt let me take the Zed out on track to show them how its done :smw:

For what a new stud will cost I cant see much point in trying to cut corners on something that keeps the wheel on the car, peace of mind alone makes it worth while doing properly.

Is Summer here? I spent the day at Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground and it was miserable as fook but good luck to whoever takes over the role.

New wheel stud and dont do it again :nono: , the car can be driven with one less wheel nut but I would suggest you take it easy till its sorted.

You should have realised a Ferrari was going to be expensive to insure :p

I believe in America they call brake discs rotors, if that what you mean then I hope you have :)

I think Danny DTA did mention getting some of these, might be worth asking him.

Waxoyl stays soft, I think the ACF50 was developed for aircrafts, heres a link to it on ebay ebay

I have always used Waxoyl with good results but have heard brilliant reviews on ACF50 as well.