AndyP

It's a good question, don't have a good answer though ....

Must be me pressing database tidyup buttons !

or Opie Oils in the traders sections

It's calibrated in 100mmHg, 700mmHg is damn close to 14psi.

Yep, that about sums it up, either cable or Det sensor is Donald Ducked.

Its's official, he is a top bloke.

There is a Microsoft version out there which is pretty good I believe. Also a comercial company called getMapping, their maps may be more up to date.

There are a few capable people, but none I would call specialist in the immediate area.

Where was the OSF wheel ? ;)

Just added a late entrant !

I have taken the liberty of rewording it slightly. I don't use MS Word on this machine, so hopefully the formatting hasn't been screwed up too much.

I found a spare Apexi that someone left at my place, think it may have been Carl ...

In theory yes, but you will need to use high octane fuel all the time. I'd be surprised if the boost hasn't been raised already, given that there's a BlitZ ECU in there.

Quite a collection and they'd probably all be in perfect nick had the Alfas not infected them all with rust ! ;)

A wabbit !

Just make sure you have a wee BEFORE you go to bed ! :D

If you're junking it then I think there are about four rivets which can be drilled out. Then it will come out easily in three pieces.

Should be 112mph for an unmodified Jap car and 155mph for a UK model.

ok, will keep an eye out for it.

Jeez ! That's outrageous. Last time I paid anyone to do anything on my car I thought £45 per hour was over the top and that was SE who were never cheap.

Possibly, but doubt it would make much difference. Going slower is generally the best way of getting better fuel consumption, wind resistance is your real enemy.

Or the way they pay their commission ...

PSML Wanna buy some snake oil or a few sky hooks ?

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There's something about those that just doesn't look right to me. Curves in the wrong place, nose heavy, dunno what, just ugly I think ...