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Internal ablations via cryogenic balloon.:sweatdrop: Problem being is that they will have to get to the right hand side upper chamber, this will involve passing through from the left side and piecing through the dividing wall.:shock: Sorry for the hijack Russ, got carried away there. :blushing:

7th of March, and I'll be semi conscious! Apparently I will be able to watch the whole thing on a monitor! not likely.

:happybday: Richard.

Good to see you back on the forum Russ, hope your health continues to improve. You have been missed mate. I can relate to your health issues to some degree, I am currently on a 4 week medication stint in readiness for my heart opp/procedure. Not looking forward to 4 hours in theatre mind. I have not been allowed near the Zed until afterwards.

Stunning!

Sounds like an exiting trip Znut, would be nice to see your journey in pictures mate.

Agreed. More like a scrapheap challenge.

Belated.. :happybday:

Stunning!

Mmmm, sounds like mine are somewhat past their best. Mind you, they are 24 years old. Can they be refurbished?

That's good to hear mate!

:happybday: mate. :thumbup1::pint:

http://www.classiccarleds.co.uk/ Maybe worth a look.

Mine too. :biggrin:

Yeah, and more troublesome. :lol::lol:

So true, my daughter turned 17 today and I have never looked back. Congratulations to you both.

double entendre or what! :lol: Very impressive mate.

I bought a very similar set a couple of years ago, can't falt it really. Nice bit of kit.

My mum, bless her, had a similar experience, she's in her eighties and lives alone. So, you can imagine, she doesn't get to speak to many people. So, when this nice gentleman wanted to ask her several questions about her computer, she was delighted to oblige. (She doesn't have a computer by the way) well, my mum can talk, to put it politely, so was more than happy to play along. After about half an hour of harmless drivel, the caller eventually lost his cool when he realised she in fact did not have anything more than a panic button on her arm, let alone a computer. Why did you not say he exclaimed? You didn't asked me she replied. Sudden dial tone followed. Priceless.

:happybday::thumbup1:

Just checked an off cut, as Jimmer said, 3/16. Definitely would recommend the Kunifer grade of material mind.

All I can remember is that I was well advised to use Kunifer pipe, better quality and durability I believe. I'll see if I can find an off cut and measure it. One thing I do remember, when joining the repair pipework to the existing steel pipework my cheep flaring tool did struggle a bit.

Brings back memories. I too had to replace all of my rear brake lines not to long ago. As Jimmer says, a lot easier with the sub frame out of the way.

I bought the advanced large size pro set myself, so far I have only had to replace the medium ratchet wrench due to a missing ball catch. Other than that, it's been great. Mind you, I did get it at half price. Not sure I would of bought it other wise. For your sort of budget, maybe worth looking at a more industry established brand. Loving the snow flakes by the way.

Ditto. Looking forward to the pictures..