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Posts posted by alwayzsidewayz
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Arh gutted, been eager to see the results, and I dont even have a gen 7, let alone a working celica
What a Pain
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fingers tightly crossed for you
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Looking slick fella, love it
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Great stuff fella. Cannot wait to see the results.
BTW re drivers out on track, What we have found, is that they may be names etc, but once you get over that, its just you vs them in similar kit.
My Lad has raced and beat lads and lasses with parents from F1, Sportscars and BTCC. all good fun!
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Ooo not so good
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Mate there is a New saying
Some people do, some people create and watch YouTube videos.
Massive difference.
Honestly If my life comes down to wondering exactly which pound for pound is the best penetrating spray on the market, then I feel I may have bigger things to worry about.
Fluid is only an option for a period of time, then there are tools and techniques that can surpass any fluid’s performance very quickly.
In terms of the medical analogy, I respect your opinion, However I disagree with your opinion. But then I had a Rover 600 and was only mildly impressed with it, despite it being the quick one. Your opinion is that it’s a very good car. We can all disagree over lots of things, that’s why its nice to have public forums.
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Agreed, there are so many variables.
I use what ever I can get on offer cheaply tbh, Heat is far more your mate when it comes to stuff like this.
Would love an induction heater, but boy they are a touch expensive
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Bazz 54.
I would say that technique, knowledge and experience also have a lot to do with getting the best results from any of these products.
I would also listen to the opinion of a person who has built/ restored many vehicles etc to a high standard or has had or is having a career working full time where they use the product over say someone who occasionally works on a vehicle or spends a lot of time watching YouTube videos.
YouTube is a platform to make money, that is its core business model. Pretty much anyone who creates and uploads a video to any platform has the express intention of getting that item viewed as many times as possible. Some people succeed with great interesting and varied content that appeals, others use controversial or “helpful" angles to boost views and likes. The platform drives publishers to gain likes and viewers along with subscribers and its tier platform is such that it drives people to push more and more content to make their channels a success.
There is no one fact checking these sites or looking at the authenticity of these claims.
Just as with documentaries on domestic TV, or Advertorial data driven research, it’s very hard to get 100% clean fact driven data.
So in my eyes, opinion of people who have to use these products on a daily basis to earn a living carries a lot of weight, If a product is poor or expensive and the money you take home or quality of your working day is impacted by its performance, you look for the best you can get.
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Cool, I will check that out later, thank you.
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Chuffed as Hell for you guys. Loved the race report, as I am learning, no substitute for seat time, but once you get that groove, it all clicks.
Delighted that you had such a strong finish to the year. Really looking forward to 2020 and your progress
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Saw on FB mate, Lee posted up, was following you guys all weekend
What a great job! well done
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Good Luck, great track, Indy or GP?
For sure want to see you guys out on track next year. Give my lad the taste to make the jump to tin tops asap.
Plus say hello to my old car!.
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Arh "push to pass BTCC" Lol
Good idea though, Like it
Rear exhaust, well if it does the job!
Fingers crossed for you guys, where are you racing this weekend?
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I agree, rwd BMW on run flats is just useless in snow and Ice
I had an Alpina D3 for a bit, and even in the wet with 516 lb ft of torque and no LSD it was daft.
When I got my 440i I factory ordered the LSD, much to the dealers amazment. Makes such a difference.
my winter rims are 18" and apart from the slight increase in road noise, I prefer the way it drives, as the ride is better. The stock 19" rims and run flats are pretty poor.
Sadly no big hills near me to show off with. I can imagine you laughing.
Even 4x4s struggle on some types of tyres, I had another set of the wifes car and remember passing a x3 that was just spinning up all the time
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I love my winters on the BMW. I am putting mine on this weekend.
It causes me no end of fun, when in the snow, people think I will get stuck and I just breeze past em.
They all see typical rwd BMW ha ha, and then look at me open mouthed when I go past em.
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That is properly Fabtastic!!
I love that so much, that is so cool..
I am so going to sort out coming and see your car.
Could not make that up
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Yep, I have learned that in motorsport, a set back is the opportunity to improve and learn / develop.
Also no substitute for testing and seat time.
So looking forward to the progress with this.
One day If I can, I would love to catch up, bring my lad and show him the car, meet you guys etc
One of the Gen 7 celicas Lee first race preped was my old Sport M shell Mia.
always have a soft spot for a celica race car.
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Mate so so so pleased for you all.
you are dead right, Motorsport is 95% frustration and 5% joy..
The conditions on Saturday were awful, Honestly it was so wet. Fair play to you all. We were miserable and wet just down the road if its any consolation
So gutted re the fumes, that is such a pain. But at least you know that the package is damn fast.
Great job all
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Yep very wet Saturday forcast. Hope you have good wets!
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Looking great, cannot wait to hear how you get on.
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That would be great.
He will be 11 in April.
I plan one more full year in cadets.
Then move up a class kart wise
But once he is 13 I want to look at testing. We are looking at racing in one of the hatch series, the Saxo one seams popular at present.
I am firmly of the belief that Karting helps at a young age in terms of driver development. Look at Ash Sutton Gearbox champ at Le Mans last weekend.
By the time we get to cars, He will have been racing for well over 3 years.
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So looking forward to seeing how you guys get on.
My lad can race tin tops from 14, so I am hoping that I can get him out in a track prepared Celica then too.
Will be following you guys as close as I can.
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All part of the Journey. It makes for really interesting data, thanks for sharing.
Hope the prep is going well?
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Loving your work and detail fella. Really interesting
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Need help on a price
in General Celica Discussion
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Clutch and Gbox issue go badly against it, as unless you do the swap yourself, the cost to do those two bits will outweigh the value of the car.
It presents from the pics as ever so slightly uncared for, and an uncared for 6 can be a proper Money pit
That said, it has a few bits going for it too.
Good colour
Some nice bits being JDM, front bumper, the 3 spoke wheel, I assume its got the rear plate holder etc
I do think that the £300 - £500 above is on the money. Any more than that, is a bonus I reckon