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It also depends what type of driving you do, mostly motorway driving means a slightly higher tyre pressure.

Hey, Ayrshire's not to bad for exotics... Davie Shaw (father of charlie shaw who drifts the 4WD 600BHP Cossie powered Focus round knockhill) Has an F360, and Aston Martin DB9 a few other pretty fly cars and a bunch of classic tractors that he collects -- he makes his money from Milking!

Back to Drivers Ed 101: Personally I usually pull away from junctions at 1000rpm or so... you know, like just above idle. Then as you're releasing the clutch put more gas slowly up to 2000-2500rpm, change gear et voila! No wheelspin?

Yes -- I now own one... it's reliable for me (well the EM light's constantly coming on but I know why so it's all good!) But yeah, my mate raved about his for ages, took me runs and yeah they're quick with a few mods, but they just don't have the "what's that" factor that the Glanza had... shame really But I browse SCN all the time and every day someone else posts up about a different sensor that goes... and people always say, "yeah that's quite a comon problem" I really want to come back to the Glanza population (even though they're getting much more common) -- Thinking of getting a shit

My bro split his Rover 200 headlamps back in the day to "de-orange" the indicators. If they're bonded just use a hairdryer and concentrate on one spot at a time and slowly work your way around and prise/scrape with a flathead screwdriver. It'll take ages -- then he just used mastik to seal them back up. But make sure to make a good seal or you'll get condensation in the lamps. I was always looking for a single passenger Glanza lamp for sale because I had planned to split it and make a cold air intake.

Just read this -- Running slightly rich will cool down combustion temps, but running overly rich can cause problems too like borewash and in the end perhaps ring and piston failure too! I wouldn't take it to be a good thing! That's why you should really get things like RRFPR's set up on RR's!

There you go mate... get back down to your old weight and you'll save yourself 7kg's!! Can't see you stripping that much out the car at this stage? So you've gotta get it somewhere

It looks a bit rough to me... maybe it's just because it's dirty. I know my car looked shit in candid photo's when it was dirty.

Hmmm, I'm like last after Dan_GTT and miracle411 who I haven't seen on the site for months... maybe I'm a dick? Probably FTW! I'm off to drive my Ibiza shitbox!

Your road tax is out of date

My oil filters were white if that makes any difference?

Something makes me think these are jut machined OEM disks... just because they aren't branded. Stay safe and get 3G or mintex for a comarable price.

I'm getting my UKSC fix right now... in an internet cafe about 2min from my new flat. I don't think I'll have broadband up and running in my flat till next month I've browsed on my Palmpilot when I was down south because my room had free wireless access. Looked just like on Joz's PSP.

I don't have the part number off-hand but I'll tell you I paid £9.50each filter (I bought 2 at the time for reg oil changes) I'm sure you can pay about £2 for a blueprint filter which will be just the same.

If they're "E-marked" then they won't look that white as there are regulations... if they aren't "E-marked" then they'll be pretty white/blue and probably quite bright, but they'll be illegal so you could get pulled and fined and won't pass an MOT.

Either that or the turbo (because it's small) is just running out of puff higher up the revs.

One of my friends from school was applying for the Fire Service! It sounded pretty hard to get in... have you been accepted yet? He did his fitness assessment in august last year, then he did a few more interviews and he's still waiting to hear from them!

Try a local import garage if there is one near you. Alternatively one of the traders might be able to source you one.

I thought I could see a leaf stuck to the front bumper.... was thinking you were single handedly mowing down the forrests over there in that monster truck, but now just realised you can clear see under the car! Looks cool!

I was on holiday, came back, helped my girlfriend paint her flat for 3days solid in time for her new carpets being laid, spent the rest of my week moving stuff into my new flat... except my computer which is still at home for now. I'm going to give it a format and full reinstall before I take it up as I don't have the internet hooked up in the flat yet.

^^^ I'd say jacking the car up is easier... takes like 2min

P.S If your wheels needed balanced you would get vibration through your steering wheel at certain speeds. not so much what you're describing And yes, about 32psi is right for the size of tyre (it varies depending on what load you're carrying/motorway or B road driving etc...)

With wider, lower profile tyres your wheels tend to "tramline" -- ie they will follow the littlest groove and bump in the road, though I wouldn't imagine this would happen with 15" wheels with a 55(??) profile tyre? I'd suggest getting your aligment done as after I hit a kerb in my ibiza my car felt the same... had the tracking/aligment done and it feels fine now.

You usually use it to clean the inside of your cooker... smells vile, you shouldn't really breath in the fumes either!

^^ Mine came with UV cut rear glass (well a sticker saying it did at least) and it never had any tint to it??