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If he was caught at 32mph then his speedo would have read 35mph All cars by law must over read the speed by 10%, so if your speedo is saying 30mph bang on, your true speed will be 27mph or less. Indicated 70mph and true speed would be 63mph or less I was nabbed a while back on the M74 with my foot on the floor reading an indicated 98mph. The VASCAR displayed that i was travelling at 88mph and a loverly wee pink ticket was produced for my efforts. Grant

0.7mm Did you use PFR7B as these are more suited when running above std boost Grant

Spotted a few similarities between my car and the Veyron How many other cars are ballsy enough to have a horsepower gauge? ........................................Erm mine {Apexi and reads up to 400ps, but need to fit it} Switch the stability control off, and it?ll spin all four wheels in third gear.....Dont have stabilty control and it will spin them in fourth, so thats one up i have on the Veyron I can sympathise when the went through his checklist before giving it some beans Is the road dry? Is the road straight? Is the road smooth? If i can answer yes to all 3 questions then i can give it some beans Again i have to do the same check list before i can open my car up.................. Grant

Awesome piece of machinary Grant

They would still jiggle with a cast iron nun type bra on. Apparently the only thing that works is industrial strength cling film very tightly wrapped Grant

Bugatti Veyron 1001 hp with 4 turbos Will it hold together long enough? Eagerly looking forward to seeing this car as it has been in development since the 70's Grant

<< Great pics Gus. Was a good day all round, not sure who the dodgy geezer in the red outfit is though... And i'll go to bed with the vision of watching Sharon and Grant arrive back in the carpark... Muchos jiggling !!! >> The dodgy geezer in the red suit made a lot of kids very happy today Hats of to you Lindsay for a job well done Grant

Top day had by myself Good to meet a few more people Cracking meal afterwards Superb pics Gus Good deed done for the year Pleasure to jiggle Ruby's breasts........told you it as firm.... Grant

plus 5hrs 54mins is a record to be proud of. and i can get it over my shoulder lyeing in the prone position Grant

Findings are currently being compiled and formatted into Arabic and wil be broadcast on Al Jeezera in the morning Initial findings are shocking to say the least In the short time allocated to me under the United Nations directive 1932, sub section Alpha 96 - 1, and it was a Sport Promised a land of milk and honey and all i got was a bowl of milk and hairspray Grant

I will be there for about 8pm to hand over some presents to Billyboy and have a nosey about Grant

<< Grant, how is Tokyo Highway? I've got the original Shotuko Battle for the Dreamcast. It cost a pretty penny on import from what I remember, but I loved that game. >> Awesome concept, excellent handling, vast array of Jap metal to choose from, smooth graphics but a nightmare of a menu navigation cause of the semi-Jap menu Try Project Zero on the PS2 Grant

I believe every so often the people that organise the Strathy Cruise relocate to the Tradeston car park Might pop along to laugh at the Nova's, Saxo,s and the such like then again i might not Grant

Good question Reason i know he has one in his boot was he offered it to me last Thurs night Last post i found by him I had a hunch your car was a 97 - 98 Grant

What model year is your car? If it is 97 - 98 then Des has one in his boot If it is 93 - 96 then Edinburgh-Chris has one spare, he was gonna give it to me but i found mine If it is 99 - 2000 then i may have one but i promised it to Kart-man Grant

Happy Birthday Grant

Games i have are WRC TOCA 2 GTA Liberty City Tokyo Highway Battle 512mb Memory filled with loads of music and some photos It used to be a Firmware 1.5 but after GTA it is now a firmware 2.0 I have the downgrade program DVD but i am not brave enough to mess about with the O S in case i turn it into a rather expensive paperweight Grant

Elvanfoot to Thornhill Crawfordjohn to Sanquhar.............Caution sheep over crest into blind 90 left Moffat to Broughton.....devils beeftub Lockerbie to Langholm......17 miles of heaven Lockerbie to Eskdalemuir......rollercoaster anyone Eskdalemuir to Langholm Annan to Dumfries Newton Stewart to Glenluce via Whithorn New Galloway to Newton Stewart Castle Douglas to Kirkudbright{the back road}....stage of WRC round San Remo Carnwath to Abington via Quothquan I do all of these roads daily in the line of duty Favourite is defo the Elvanfoot road and i have the pleasure of driving it Mon to Fri. Scared the pants of a few so called fast cars on that road in the Merc Sprinter. I love the look on thier face when all of a sudden a bright yellow DHL van appears out of nowhere and stays on thier tail as they try to push on a bit. They eventually get the hint after about ten minutes and pull over No animals were hurt in the reply to this thread Grant

3 Grand for an egg box Read it closely Grant

Bid placed Grant

Peter Find out how much they are going for in Hong Kong? Grant

AAAAWWWW Shucks I just cross reference everything with Tony the Tiger and if states it in bold in the back of a Frosties packet then it is good enough for me I do not know everything about them and i never will know everything but i am always wanting to learn more about where they came from and how they work. Grant

If anyone hears of one for sale in a shop. Please give me a shout Grant

The early cars from 92-96 had a Mitsubishi TD05 fitted to the saloons and the smaller TD04 was fitted to the wagons After 1996 the Japanese Domestic Market cars moved on to the IHI series of turbos The UK cars now a days use both the TD04 on the WRX and the IHI is used on the STI UK The TD series of turbos are regarded as slightly stronger than the IHI series of turbos Grant

I do like the Greddy stuff Tasty and with memory function Grant