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Definitely - had a similar experience myself - Jeff and jamie were investigating the vibration through my steering wheel. Spent a good hour checking the clipers discs tension rods etc to discover its the hub, and wouldnt accept any cash for their time. :) excellent service

Well if your main goal is to lose weight, then its all about the cardio. More exercise = more weight loss, so dont concern yourself with overtraining unless you are doing a marathon everyday! Weight loss is simple - Burn more calories than what you eat. Training in the gym with machines are good, but no where near as good as a decent 30min-1hr run/cycle/swim. Diet looks good :) lean fish, chicken and eggs are your superfoods

Good to meet you all - sorry i had to leave early! Hopefully cause of the good numbers we can have another successful meet soon!

Dont suppose any of you have a pair of wheels that I could borrow for one week?? The reason being - im going up to maanchester next sat to do a day of drifting - im hoping by the end of it my tyres will still be legal to drive home. But if not then i would wack the wheels i borrow on for the trip home.

As I travelled back from slough down the back roads, a ferrari 360 came out of a juntion just infront of me. As he put his foot down i was expecting to wave good bye, but im pleased to say the zed kept up nicely....up to 25mph. In all seriousness, as we then drove on to a private road, i was on his tail right up to a tonne. Very pleased :)

Yeah ill be in my zed

I'm going to be heading down a little earlier - around 1ish, as i need to be leaving at 2:45! Will be good to meet you all.

Anyone else going to Oulton park for the drifting day??

Cheers for fast response! Ok that explains it then. The wheels seemed to sit on those spacers nicely? (I thought the size of bore you required depended on the size of the alloys) How about these... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20mm-KEI-SPACERS-NISSAN-200SX-300ZX-GT-R-GTR-SKYLINE-/260767445645?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Wheels_tyre_Trims_Trims_ET&hash=item3cb6f3728d

Just had a read through and glad to hear you managed to get it sorted hollowpoint! Just wondering what you did to remedy the matter?? It looks like i'm experiencing exactly the same issues! - unfortunatley my wheels dont fit straight onto the hub without spacers because they rub on the caliper, so I purchased a new set of spacers. Wheels balanced & fitted a new disc and thought happy days... after half an hour of driving i'm getting some serious vibration when braking and an intermittent vibration when driving! These are the spacers i got: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170695613711?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 If there's anyone in the thames valley area free over the next 4days- could really do with someone having a look too - tea/biscuits/beer/cake will be provided!! Going up for a drift day at Oulton Park in 9 days time and need the beast ready for this :-s

I bought those plastic attachments from halfords. They screw onto your valve and extend it out.

Nothing like a positive approach :lol: Surely if they do a poor job you can take it straight back anyway!! Looking forward to the pics. Have you been stripping it down for the last couple of years then??

When i replaced the pads, i had to push all the pistons back so not sure how theyd be seized, but ill have another look at them! Would you use copper grease for the contact faces? I didnt replace the shims because they didnt look like they needed replacing - could they be the cause?

Hahaa! Erm based on the fact that I'm 25, male, with 7yrs no claims and I thought 700 was good, id say you've got yourself a v.good price!!

Anyone in the know?