Bigpower

blacky wrote:The test, you have to answer these following questions:

1. Will you want to purchase and fit Lexus lights?

2. Will you buy a 555 rally sticker kit?

3. Will you fit fake carbon fibre rally mudflaps?? (special one for a dig at Dunc )

4. Will you buy a life size Scooby doo and sit it in the back seats with a seat belt on??

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Yes to any of the above will result in your being ostracised. We're working on Dunk. :roll:

Gerry H wrote:

blacky wrote:The test, you have to answer these following questions:

1. Will you want to purchase and fit Lexus lights?

2. Will you buy a 555 rally sticker kit?

3. Will you fit fake carbon fibre rally mudflaps?? (special one for a dig at Dunc )

4. Will you buy a life size Scooby doo and sit it in the back seats with a seat belt on??

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Yes to any of the above will result in your being ostracised. We're working on Dunk. :roll:

Have just seen this - you boys :lol:

Well Dunc, you deserve it

Dunc, slighty off topic, can you PM with a guide price to this fancy Exec-tc stuff please

blacky wrote:Well Dunc, you deserve it

Dunc, slighty off topic, can you PM with a guide price to this fancy Exec-tc stuff please

Oh my goodness. What's happened to the Scotsman in you that you keep telling us about

He nearly fell off his chair when Dunc PM'd the price

Think I will be doing the Ebay challenge later this year, early next year

blacky wrote: 3. Will you fit fake carbon fibre rally mudflaps?? (special one for a dig at Dunc )

Much as I enjoy ripping Dunc,

I have to come to his defence here.

They are categorically NOT fake - they are genuine carbon fibre mudflaps. Why you would want carbon weave in your mudflaps is purely cosmetic, as they can be no lighter than normal ones that thickness made with rubber and they arent holding anything together/up/down/downforce/air movement etc etc

You can get carbon fibre "cloth" that they make gear stick gaiters out of as well. It only goes hard when you add resin.

J.

blacky wrote:He nearly fell off his chair when Dunc PM'd the price

Think I will be doing the Ebay challenge later this year, early next year

KW sounds like the way to go Logan as it will give you a lot more adjustment too to tinker with :thumb:

You missed a set of Exe TC on S/net last week. Classics can be modified to fit newage struts, Derek (Diggler) had newage struts on his wagon.

No money for car bits at the mo Gerry, full steam ahead with the new house, as it needs everything inside.....I thought buying a new build would mean you get everything :roll:

blacky wrote:No money for car bits at the mo Gerry, full steam ahead with the new house, as it needs everything inside.....I thought buying a new build would mean you get everything :roll:

Hah! There's as much work when you buy a new place as there is with an older one. Just different.