WillyEd

I think it's only a temporary treatment and wears off after a few months. Si.

Ah yes... in my haste to leave my desk last night I forgot that tiny detail ;) Today's starter word then is gonads

Lice infected cock kinked inside nook gonads

They make enough off our money which is immediately invested in equities, futures, shares, property, base metals etc! Remember the money we pay in to the bank doesn't actually reside in a pot anywhere - it's all invested! Si.

Giant insect gags after not taking intravenous carcinogen

[i'm 99% sure this is right...] On the outside of the window glass there's a small (20mm-ish) metal "cap" looking thing - which is actually the back of the slider pin which WillieO refers too. On the inside of the door in the plastic upright, there's a small plastic cover about half way down, which can be popped off with a small screwdriver. This is how you get to the nut which tightens the top edge of the rail. You'll need to remove the door card to get to the bottom nut for the slider rail Hope this helps.... Si.

Firstly, I'm a bad person! :) Secondly, what's the chance that she saw a payout opportunity and took it!??

About 5 years ago, before the respray and body kit, I was parked up in town waiting to pick the mrs up. Anyway I was standing a metre or two away from the car chatting to my mate when a rather drunk couple staggered past. The bird says to her fella: "Awww look at that!! *long gawp*". Only to follow it up at few seconds later with: "Oh.... it's a Nissan. *attention lost*" as they walked past the front!! Cheeky bint.

You git!!! I just woke the wife up when I burst out laughing at that video!!! Simon.

The balance bar will smooth out small differences in boost between the turbos. If however, one turbo is failing, then two boost gauges will definitely show a difference when the boost pressure is high. (Since the balance bar has a small bore) (Trouble is, when you're at full boost, on the road at least, I tend to look out of the front windscreen rather than at the gauges! :)) Simon.

:) Looks more like a muck spreader than a car with those tanks!

Hi Vijay, There's a laser cutting CNC unit near my work - reckon that sounds a possibility.

LOL@Dunks picture!!! :D Congratulations Andy. A new year with a new unit - must be like xmas straight after xmas!

....that's what happens when granddad dies and the car gets passed down to the grandson I reckon!

Just stumbled across these on the net: http://www.speedcheetah.com/scshop/section.php?xSec=24 They look quite alright in my opinion! Anyone got one?

Someone is putting Duffer's patented go-faster speedholes into their plenum!

Well spotted sherlock! :)

Hunga-Bunga!! :)

Hatchback - hmm, never 'thought' of it as one, but I guess it is according to the criteria posed here at least: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatchback.

That's terrible news! My hope is that the thieves crashed and died on the way home! For what it's worth - keep an eye on some of the less obvious auction sites too. But to be honest, they're probably still on ice or have been sold through the local rag in a different town or county. :( I hope the insurance squares things back up again - just reject all the ridiculous quotes from the loss adjusters! All the best.

It's probably a bi-colour LED. But I wouldn't rule out it just being a 2xneg / 2xpos package...

Hope this hasn't been posted already! Here's a cool flash game promoting a film which came out last year: http://www.the-boobytrap.com/ :) (I can't get past level two with a laptop control pad though!)

Definitely. I think the vicious spiral of no respect starts when, and how shall I describe them, the 'crap parents' - yes, when it's the 'crap parents' who are having the most kids! Each of those children is then at a huge disadvantage compared to a family where the parents spent time with their children. Taking kids out for a walk in the park might seem like nothing but it stimulates all the senses rather than just the ears n eyes in front of the telly. I could go on (wife=teacher, m/inlaw = teacher) but work beckons unfortunately! Simon.

That is very true. Now this pains me to admit, but in my haste to reply I seem to have missed the point LOL. I thought we were talking about replacing the box with a proper sequential one - namely using an adapter plate to mount an OS Giken sequential (which Russ mentioned, which is a straight-cut dog-box, similar to a Quaife IIRC) Looking again at the link James F posted I see it really is just an adapter to turn a normal 'H' shift pattern on a standard box into a sequential-a-like shift pattern. :nelson: I'll go back to 'lurker' mode and only reply when I've read a thread TWICE in future! :) p.s. I love the fact the foot-in-mouth smiley is called Nelson still! :D

Would an aftermarket ECU solution not provide that all important ignition cut required to do clutchless gear changes? Maybe a device is available which will work on a standard ECU? Just a thought...