Search results

Are you sure your mate in the car behind didn't speed up a bit. If you weren't speeding and you know you weren't speeding then you must contest it. The other thing to remember is that most GATSO models flash whether they have film in them or not. Also the films are finite and run out of images...

hahaha love it! I need one of those

Yes, that's a newton's cradle, you can get em from lots of places: http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=newtons+cradle&hl=en&safe=off&um=1&sa=X&oi=froogle&ct=title http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?from=R40&satitle=newtons+cradle Hope this helps

[Mr.Burns impression]Exxcceeellllennnt[/Mr.Burns Impression] Insert 'Mumm-Ra' laugh here.

Welcome to the Club

Nice one Sammo :D Looks like a really fun-to-build project that you've undertaken. Also sounds like your new gaf is gonna be nicer to work in with it's posh garage!! lol Would love to see the results of this :) keep us updated mate! You seem to have done a really good job so far. I know a bit...

Cool...was thinking about having a go of that myself once I've got the bodywork straight.

ahhhh...now I see...sorry I thought that it was the cover you'd broken...hence why I thought it was plastic. Sorry.

scrap yard if you can't find it.

lol, shows how good my memory is, only had the cover off about a month ago!

Hi welcome to the club Curtis!

Dunno about the X5, but if you clean up the housing at the top of the gear box just underneath the dizzy, you will see a code. The last two digits tell you whether you have a long or short range gearbox: S4 = long range S5 = short range If you are interested, the gear ratios are as...

The timing belt cover is plastic isn't it? Just get another one out of a scrappy. Will cost about 2 quid.

Cheers Ed, as I say I'm pretty much decided I'm gonna paint the wheels now rather than make em shiney. The one I sandblasted doesn't look pretty at the moment but it's well keyed for painting. (I had never sand blasted before and using a cupboard sounds like a great idea...I'll make one for the...

:laugh: hahaha already set about fitting my Takumi Fujiwara style cup holder for the water ;)

If the drum doesn't come off with whacking it, then there is another alternative. You will notice there are two threaded holes with no nuts in them. You need to find two nuts that have that same thread and you need to screw them into those holes. (just do one turn on one nut, then one turn on...

Was that on air bags/hydraulics/adustable coil overs? Or was that permanently that low? Wouldn't last 10 seconds round my way....one bit of road kill and that would be the end of the body work!

Oh yeah you can get steel reeeeeaaaallllllyyyyy shiney with enough work. My dad got a steel rocker cover absolutely gleaming a few weeks ago. You can definately get it shinier than I have gotten my attempt. That's just shiney from the wire wheel spinning at about 10,000 revs per minute, if I...

you are still FAR better mounting the speakers with the lip on top of the stealth shelf...just counter sink the speakers into the MDF. If they are attatched underneath, then you've got gravity against you, if they are on top then the gravity is working for you. And yes...I would bolt them rather...

For your convenience, I just sandblasted one wheel...it took a lot longer than I expected (never tried sandblasting anything before) and it only took the paint off when the compressor was at full compression, so I could only blast for about 10 seconds before the compressor went off pressure and...