AndyP

Might go to the Lakeside meet tomorrow. You going ?

Yeah, I've been having a bit of a 'mare. Not really sure what the problem is now either ...

I'm having a bit of a DNS problem I think .... Link below :-

Well I bought his wheels from him. I know he was just about to go any buy another Z, from somewhere like StokeI think.

I think you can change to TT calipers, then you can buy standard parts in the future.

Most of the shiny stuff is available from Smithy.

maybe your stock pump is a bit knackered, which is why it reached max capacity earlier than you expected.

All very 70's if you ask me !

I had Iridiums in mine for a a while, they were OK, but didn't last nearly as long as they should, and only a fraction as longs as the OEM plats. Plus they were damn expensive!

Congratulations mate, sleep now while you still can :D LOL

Normally I would have said the fives, but there is something about those multispokes which sway me.

Cheap or incorrect plugs could damage an engine, if they melted and bits when through the turbos etc. They could also lead to detonation and piston damage. However, if yours were the 'right' plugs, then all that would probably happen is that they'll wear out faster.

It's synchro on 4th that was my problem.

Looks like one of those Paypal/Forum synchronisation hiccups - sorted now.

Sounds like Jo Brand humour to me.

I couldn't possibly comment !

My dentist is a Pole and she's lovely !

I have used Linksys a number of times but have had two bad experiences with it, I would avoid if possible. My personal favourite is Buffalo for no other reason that I have a heap of their gear, I'm familiar with it's config and it's always worked for me. As I mentioned on one I my rambles about this before, stick with the standards. That means 54Mbit 802.11g. 108Mbit is not ratified and there may be compatibility issues with other cards. By all means use it if you have all Linksys|Buffalo|Netgear kit, but don't expect it to work flawlessly between different manufacturers. Also, I firmly believe that permanent connections should be wired and mobile ones can be wireless. So if you can connect the desktops through cable into the back of the switch, then do so - it's cheaper, faster, more reliable, more secure and less hassle (with the exception of a bit of cable routing). Also, when you're buying the kit, make sure you buy a router that has an ADSL modem included (not just a bridge or router) UNLESS you have cable broadband. If you have BT/telephone ADSL type connection you need a modem/router box, if you have cable then it's typically delivered on Ethernet, so all you need is a router. In either case it needs a good, reliable, easy configure firewall, plus personal firewalls on each of the pc's.

"THE FULLY PRECUT TRIMS ARE REAL ITALIAN VINYL" - Nice ! Is this different from real vinyl you can buy in the market ? I also notice that one of the car pics in there belongs to Macca ....

It was a serious comment - once you've eliminated the obvious etc ....

Maybe the bodywork is too far back ....

And that's presumably why Clarkey did so badly !

He probably won't leave neg if you don't. You could agree to nullify the sale through the dispute console.

The disks are in the for sale section for £200. Not sure who sells the backets at the moment, worth checking with Smithy, Danny, MJP and Getgreddy. I'm suer one of them will know.

When the a/c is running you should see bubbling in there. No bubbling, no gas = dead, empty a/c.