evobaz

Pictures turned out well Paul. Just a pity the rain (amongst other reasons) ment we had to head home early

Definitely looks better in the flesh. Good choice bro - suit it perfectly :-)

No, its a tar and glue remover (or TAR DISolver)

Is Auto Image in Edinburgh still on the go? I had wheels of Margaret in there years ago. IIRC she had a lovely Audi RS2

Ah bugger That looks superb :-) Any of you Subaru guys use Carbotech Pads? I had PF discs and pads on the Evo and thought they were good initially (compared to the std Brembo pads) but then once I got used to them I started to think they felt a bit wooden. Changed to XP8's (with K-Sports) and the difference is night and day. Loads of guys on MLR running XP8's / XP10's with the std Brembo calipers think they are fantastic.

Here's a thought - stick the wheels off the classic on the new car. (if they'll fit) White and gold combo whould look pretty decent

I've got a brand new bung if you want to quieten it down a bit. (not sure if it'll fit but you're welcome to try it)

Looking good brer! just need to find another newly laid stretch of tarmac for another Evo vs Scoob photoshoot! (ps , I heard you running all over the village tonight while I was out painting the fence)

Get another Evo - you know you really want one!

Paul, spoke to Craig - he took his dash to Greersport and they sent it away to be flocked.

Hint taken

Did you get the seat/seats fitted at Tam's?

The guys @ Extreme (John and George) are brand new. I've had my car up there a few times before and had no problems what-so-ever. They are very well respected by the Evo community and have built some awesome cars. I'll be using them again next year for some engine work. Alternatively, Dunc @ Hypertech is also very good. I've used him before and my bro uses him for mods/servicing etc on his Scoob.

Looking good bro. Just keeps getting better

Who's is the cool white wagon? Paul, need to get to grips with this photography malarky!

Just need to go back again one night when the workies aren't there for a drag race

Looking good bro. Glad everythings finally come together for you. Its been worth the wait. Now it looks as good as it goes.

Nice figures bro. Should make for an interesting family outing now I've got some flexi tubing stashed away in my garage which'll be perfect for a cold air feed. There might be enough for your car too

I'm having a well earned break.

Get back to work

If you're not using the car regularly and have a garage with power in it invest in a Draper Battery Master (£20 from Halfords). Open bonnet. Attach 2 crocodile clips to battery. Close bonnet. Plug in Battery Master. Job done. Car will start first time no matter how long you leave it.

Dolmio, the full series. (10 of) http://www.wido.co.uk/html/modules....showpage&pid=38

Gumball, my PM is now switched on and I've tried to send you a PM. Baz

Hi, I was up at Knockhill today with my brother ("sheep" from on here) and a few guys from the MLR (probably swearing on this forum), good day with some really nice cars, pity about the rain at the end. Baz