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Unless amps are a tad weird, I woulda thought the reverse was true :D Electricity conducts better at lower temperatures = faster, better connections. Thats why all of the current research in super conducters is done with sub-zero systems, and trying to find ways of porting that into home...

I dunno how everyone else has done it, but i'd make a frame out of two by one (bigger if you wanted to put more inside it, 3 by 2 or 4 by two) a simple box frame with a triangular bracket to help strengthen it. Then use at least 6mm mdf - question of weight versus strength at that point. Fit...

Basically shelves with a cover over the top to hide parcel shelf mounted 6x9's. Theres a really good guide on making them for full members.

Not sure about the K11, but it took me less than ten seconds to pop the lock on my K10 when I locked meh keys inside. :glance: Basically these days if a professional wants to get into your car, he will get in, end of subject. Alarms, etc are just a way of making your car slightly less...

umm, if you have the wav just use a wav to mp3 converter... Theres loads of them on the web available as freeware.

Ah, so as I understand it the initial release of exhause gases from one of the cylinders creates a wave front, helping to push out the gases from the cylinder that previously released its exhaust gases helping speed it along and out of the car? I take it the fairly narrow bore of the exhaust...

Ask any wannabe model - every lost oz counts :D Seriously tho, it'll probably be me attempting it on my own so its gonna have to be an engine crane job. Anyone have a rough idea? Edit: Ah, may have answered my own question - according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MA10S the maintence...

I would, but my mitochlorians have emigrated south for the winter....

Does anyone know the weight of a ma10 engine? With oil etc removed? I had a quick look through the haynes manual and searched the MSC but all I could find was kerb weight. I'm asking because i'm hoping to swap one ma10 engine with another at somepoint soon, so im gonna need an engine crane to...

admiral did me for £490 TP, F&T with everything declared. They also dont want anything else for the mods im hoping to do soon, but I think thats mainly because I acted a tad dim about cars. "Hi, the garage told me I need new suspension because one of the old shock absorbers is cracked." "Is it...

I prefer the song that starts "This is a song for the ladies, but fellas, listen closely..." I'd put the title up, but really dont wanna get told off for it :D

I used a hand held vac with a straw taped to the end to vacum bits out of awkward places (admittedly usually in side computers!) and a can of compressed gas to help blast the dirt loose - the cans usually come with a long thin staw attached to make it easy to get into narrow places. Would...

Hey Ed, just out of curiosity, what kind of side effects are you likely to see? I've heard a lot about engines needing back pressure in the exhaust to operate at the best effiency, but havent been able to find out too many details as to exactly why ya need it :D Pointers to websites or good...

Yah, but I bet you blair and his cronies completely ignore it :D New season of top gear is starting around end of january isnt it? Deadline is 20th Feb, so maybe they'll do an appeal and really boost the numbers :D

Sorry to bring up an oldish thread, but only just found out about this petition. I've signed up and its currently at 115981 for those that are interested... I wouldnt mind it so much if all the cars in the country ran on cheap electric or the hydrogen engines they're looking at, but that plus...

As a suggestion Sammo, look for oven door repair glue, some DIY shops might sell it, and you can get some that resists a really high temperature. Theres also some versions that are resistant to electricity, which would probably be a good idea. http://www.cotronics.com sells the stuff but its...

From what I can read of the ad, the mat has glue on one side for the mirror glass, not sure if has glue on the otherside to attach it back to the frame tho, but it says the flips side is protected against the heat getting too high, so you could probably use a decent epoxy resin to put it back...

Can you put a picture of the ribbon cable up? Some of the suppliers i've been speaking to do specialist repair parts for electrical equipment - might be able to get an idea of what your looking for with a piccy :D

Well im setting up as a sole trader and the NICEIC require businesses to "have carried out domestic electrical installation work for not less than 12 months prior to making an application" for receiving your part p, which is a bit sucky. Im considering going with Napit or Elecsa for my part p...

Heh, that's already started, tho a lot of it is "XYZ wants garden lights, how much would you charge?" to which i normally reply, "well, its a special location, and i'd need to run SWA cable, which is pricey, plus the lights are expensive, so its gonna be quite pricey." "Oh thats ok, they just...