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kung hei fat choi edit: think I've spelt it right this time. That one's especially for Peter.

Looks good Brian. I'm currently contemplating getting the swissol cleaner fluid out too. Got a few deepish stone chips I might get looked at first. I remember the night after I did it I was wrecked. Never worked so hard in my life.

Good lesson to learn Sharon. Keep the pace for the country roads.

Welcome mate. What do you drive?

Especially for you mate. I've been singing East Bound and Down for the last month as it is, so no reason to stop.

Carbon Diffuser on NASIOC. Made by APR, but don't think it's in the "shops" just yet.

p1ggm, you like your carbon mate, did you see the carbon diffuser that sits underneath the back bumper? It was on NASIOC a few weeks back. Very nice indeed.

oobster's got one. It does look good. I was looking at them on ebay just the other day, that and the lancer style diffuser/vortex generator, which Ricey has. Saving up for the POWAH though.

Sorry Nightowl, didn't spot your post yesterday morning. As I said on the other thread my drift spec tamiya kit just arrived the other day, and I'm going to head out just now and get a controller and some paints and stuff. Hopefully have it up and running next weekend.

My Tamiya TT-01D Arrived yesterday and I'll be getting it built up to try my hand at this.

Looks great Col. I'll forever treasure our wee jaunt down the A9 with your old car after the run last year.

Quote jamie's post and you'll see how the wonders of HTML work.

30! Well done that man. I've had a good week myself. Filled up on Monday afternoon. Drove all the way into Edinburgh on Tuesday, then back out again. During rush hour too. Then Wednesday - Friday it's been Halfway along the M8 and back everyday, including a spirited one tonight as it was clear at 7pm. Went to the shell in Bellshill on the way home, 261 miles on 44.5 litres - 26.6 MPG. That's a great result for me.

I had CTR And Mugen Badges on my 1998 1.4 Civic Hatchback. Does this make me a bad man? I was 17 at the time of course.

Subaru Splitter doesn't do it for me. I don't "get" the two wee bulges on the side at all. I'd go with Winglets and the Scott Lowe splitter, which I WOULD NOT colour code.

I bought the 3 DVDs in a boxset just after Christmas for £12. BARGAIN! We've got a long way to go, but a short time to get there. We gonna do what they say can't be done. My Scoob History - Just my current MY05 WRX.

I use Meguiars Hot Wheels usually. Works very well, but it really is strong stuff because you have to make sure to hose it, and the surrounding area (including the driveway) for a good length of time. Costs a fortune mind you.

Passing time on here is a dangerous past time! Especially at night when boredom strikes.

That be the Jun Supra in the avatar if I am not mistaken. Pulling one of the finest, smokiest drifts ever seen. Video here.

The elephant works nicely for me too. Been insured with them for 4 years now I think. They must like us gingers.

I put my mum on my policy as a named driver. Wouldn't let her anywhere near the car of course, but it really helped save some cash.

Not bad Gus. You'll not need to bend over so far if you need to push it!

For the record - I own no open toed sandals despite working IT. That's not to say that I don't know a man who does of course. Because I do.

They are making that car, but I forget its name now. Starts with a C I think. Crazylegs maybe. Shares a platform with the ........................................ EVO X!!!!

Wilky, would something like the Members map we have on flickr be useful? I'm not sure if it does routes or not. Otherwise you'd need something like Autoroute installed on your PC, but only you'd be able to use that for things like pinning points on. The best the ROs could hope for would be you being able to save the map/route etc. as a picture and upload it somewhere. I'll have a look when I get home to see if it's possible.