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Well Done to all Involved, a class event to mark the efforts of a world class driver.

You will be fine I have the same set up and sailed through no bother.

The Crail Thrash takes place regularly throughout the year, twice monthly on Sundays. As Scotland's 1/4 mile Drag Strip, it has become hugely popular, primarily because anyone can learn how to do it. All you require is a UK driving licence, a vehicle, and that's it. We have a new state of the art system, with full Christmas Trees (countdown start lights), computer and staging gear specially imported from USA from drag timing specialists Portatree (www.portatree.com), which is directly connected to the website using Channel 6 Multimedia's (www.ch-6.co.uk) online results system. It's easy! Learn how to do it when you sign on at the start office. Like thousands of regular visitors, once you've tried it you'll be hooked. 6th September is lookin good !! the question is Jon brave enough............Debs get some practice in at the local traffic lights Please let everyone know if this happens as I am sure a lot of people will come and watch

Welcome Aboard Debs, now you gotta take Jon Boy to Crail and challenge him to the 1/4 mile drag..........you can decide what happens when you win, ironing, house work or wash your car for a month!!!

What a great site, really enjoyed surfing through it some really good info cheers John

Hi John I think if memory serves me correctly it sits below the unit, I think the guys might be onto something with the forrester idea, might be worth having a chat with your local dealer.

Hi John Ok trying to follow this, is the unit a single din with a pop out screen that makes it look like a double din when turned on, if so this might do the trick, depends on how the unit mounts into the dash when the power is off. try this

Hi John Try this kit, what make is your stereo and what gap has been left? If you are still stuck pop up a pic and let everyone have a look. cheers j http://www.dynamicsounds.co.uk/double-faci...47_741_742.html

Wow Cathy what a difference, that really does look miles better, top choice for a top car Look forward to seeing that in the flesh. See ya John

Well done that is a fantastic time and a cracking looking car as well.

Yip thats a cracker Gary would be a cracking motor for you

Just brilliant what a sight

yip count me in cheers j

Totally awesome finish folks, tip top job, Cathy you must be well chuffed with that. Would love to have seen her face when she saw it all finished, bet it was "pimp my ride moment" Well done to everyone involved. John

Well done again Guys for helping with such a terrific cause, people love to see those cars and it should never be under estimated how much people love to see them.

Well done Guys looks like a great event, SIDC looked very impressive compared to the MLR. love the new sidc sails they look the biz

Hi Bud Yip I had that when I got my shocks done and it is not a pleasant experience, took it into the garage to get the alignment and tracking redone, after that it was great again, not sure if that helps but it sounds fairly similar to what happened to me. cheers John

me too

Ok is it the same car or did you sell the one with the gold wheels and buy the one with the white wheels when nobody was looking , lovely looking car I have to say.

Hi Gary No no no no no don't do it stay with the Scooby Doo idea, go and find a 22B!!! however that is a fabulous looking evil evo Big decision ahead for you thats for sure. Cheers John

Hi Rich What time are you heading off on Friday I will bring the gear to you, i will be in Newcastle in the morning and I will head up to you after that. Thanks John

Guys I am struggling tonight no way I can get to Rutherglen as I have a meeting in Gala at 7.30pm tonight that will finish at 9.30 earliest. Apologies John

Hi Al I am thinking I can start the chain here, if I can get the kit to Dundee or close to there can anyone help move it further North from there?

No worrys Imy I have sent Al a goat to see if there is another way, will sort something out don't worry. Many thanks John