rpsmith79

I'll swap you for a dozen pirated DVD's

I'm sorry, but if you can't afford a £3 app, then you really can't afford to run a sports car like a Celica Where do you think these apps come from, do you think Leprechauns pull them out of the end of rainbows and try and sell them for a profit, NO, people spend time and effort developing them and want some money in return for their hard earned effort F**k it, i'll just start vinyl wrapping stuff for free now shall i, just because we are in a double dip recession and people can't afford to pay for it :rolleyes:

Just because you don't think it's a crime to pirate software, doesn't mean it isn't a crime And i'm not saying i don't do it (or do for that matter ) i'm just trying to cover the forum as i'm not sure where we stand on the promotion of pirate material Is that ok with you??

As Mondo has said, this is view able by anyone, the only places not visible by the public are the forums within "Members Area" All i was saying is that you are promoting distribution of pirate material on a public forum

Maybe, but we don't all try to pass off Pirated Software/films/music on a open forum

Yeah, Shep is looking into doing this Most of the difference in the finish is down to the base colour you paint the part, then you put the Hydrographics over the top, so you could have any colour Carbon fibre finish you want

Bit OTT for my liking, but great video and editing

I thought it was 88mph, or is that if you want to time travel

It does seem to only be a problem for the Gen 7's though, i'm not sure what it is that seems to attract stone chips unless they just have very thin paint on the bonnet If that is the case, then a respray should sort the problem as there will be a greater amount of paint on there

Interesting logic, no point in ever washing a car then as it will only get dirty again, or changing the oil as it will just get dirty and need changing again............... in fact, just don't drive the car any more and it won't cost you a penny to run, problem solved

You'd be very very luck if there was a wrap the exact same colour as your paintwork The only real option for wrap would be a carbon fibre wrap or a contrasting colour like gloss black

Don't think they'll fit in his oven will they

Nope, no tuner nuts for the OEM Toyota wheels i'm afraid

I've just updated my Build Thread

Check out my video, i was clipping the apex's in that

Mine last set i refurbed lasted about 3 year, and i only ended up getting them powedercoated as the alloy it's self started to bubble from under the paint (common problem on Gen 7 16" alloys), i was going to rattle can them again, but i found a place local to me that does powdercoating for £30 a wheel (including shot blasting), and by the time you factor in buying the paint, and all the prep to rub the wheels back down to bare metal (which im my case i needed to do to stop the bubbling) it worked out easier to pay someone to do it for me But yes, if you put in the prep work and use some etch primer onto the bare alloys, then you should get a good long lasting finish as long as you keep on top of cleaning them regularly (and park 2 foot away from curbs )

At 30 mph i'd say about a foot, as proven by Panda Although, saying that, after his third attempt it did start running a bit lumpy for the next 5 miles till it dried out

^^ This, it's a sports car at the end of the day, so i drive it like one

Well i have just done a trackday with those same nuts on, and they were fine

Nope, they are still external drive nuts Wrong size and colour, but these are internal drive nuts http://www.ebay.co.u...=item35b85978f9 or how about green http://www.ebay.co.u...=item1c228d8ed3

No, they are just open ended, internal drive ones won't have a hexagon sized outer, search for tuner nuts, or spline drive

They are all external drive nuts those Liam, so you have to be careful doing the up as the coating will more than likely chip/scrape/wear away the more you do/undo the nuts

Now that is the understatement of the day

Will check mine at lunch time Thanks for the heads up, but i never actually torque mine up, i just do mine by hand until they feel tight

I started Modding mine when it had 140k miles As long as Celica engines are regularly serviced they should last forever