Sherv

It's all good,next ten years be even better Chez

Sure the gen4 one is lights only Ian if that helps.You know when I get home ill check,self doubt creeping in LOL

Ah hell,that's too easy......LOL Happy birthday to us!

Im just outside Maidstone myself,i'll keep an eye out for your car

No need to go anywhere,where else would you find the level of conversation you get in this forum anyway...

well lets hope it holds off,they forecast it down here for the morning as well which will put paid to any cleaning before i leave.

Doesn't look like the weather will be great,pretty unsettled with showers Godddamn it

Hurray,a new car to cheer you up

Always a great shame to read posts like this.I hope maybe things may turn for the better for you quickly enough to keep your car fella.Good luck,oh and make sure the grave containing your ex is deep enough,those dog walkers always seem to find them somehow ...

Yes tyre weld ruins the tyre so ive always been told,so you cost yourself a fortune for the sake of a possible simple repair. Also,if you rely on the AA towing you home or whatever,just say you're on your way to a big meet or something.For the sake of carrying a spare you've now got to go home or go to the nearest place to get a new tyre and all the hassle that goes with it.I'd at least carry a space saver,and to be honest all this weightsaving malarkey is well and good if you're stripping your car out,but just removing the spare to gain any handling or performance gain is a waste of time IMHO unless you go the whole nine yards. The runflat issue,if you have no sensor,is it not possible if the tyre is slowly deflating itself you may not actually be totally aware that its doing it at the time.Never had them so dont know for sure,but seems a risk there to me.

All day long your best option with that damage.looks quite high up,probably a pikey flatback wagon or a school run mum-mobile.Bastards.

More importantly,you are the current holder of the Furry Dice of Shame,which brings certain responsibilities.Mainly making sure you can pass them on to someone else!A working gen5 is enough to ensure this though Oh if not get a GT4 again.

Sorry to hear you're thinking of leaving,anyway you don't have to disappear.Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do,.... But seriously...a 318? come on you can do better that!!

Think Hypercatjohn has one,he's had good results i think

Sometimes your luck's in,you can change your pants now.And breathe...

Looks like a good job then.I see you updated your thread in the gen4 broom cupboard,ill see u back in there Ben lol save darting between forums.I get lost this far away from home

Looks the nuts does that,seriously envious of the Trinity bonnet too! Valance looks sweet as well,did you do the re paint in the gloss black CJN stylee or back to black type stuff?I used to use the Autoglym bumper gel stuff on it,but ended up painting mine.

Yep it is a pukka example that one,going to turn some heads thats for sure

Good stuff!

No,thats the very rare JDM 'Anteater' front end...

glad you're in one piece Jan....thats the most important thing

Sounds good to me,cheers mate.I suppose my car wouldnt be complete without a spare bottle of assorted fluids/cable ties in the boot anyway

With any luck hoping to take off the PAS pump on the ol' gen4 this weekend,obviously will have to refill the system once new pipes fitted etc.Just wondered how much the average system usually needs.I know the reservoirs only small but obviously by the time its all bled through with a few lock-to-locks ,i assume a reasonable amounts required.I've got 2litres of the stuff,is that plenty d'you reckon..? Sherv

I defend my right to drink Pino Grigio left over from Christmas, while ham-fistedly posting replies on this site Steve. i than you.

LOL well to be honest this isnt TOC LOL. Good mix of CCUK people ,MR2OC and all sorts over there,no agenda just when theres no other meets on we all meet up and pick hops and reminisce about the secon World war and sing Therell be bluebirds over the white Cliffs of Dover.LOL. although i have attended CCUK meets in a Nissan Bluebird,but thats another story