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Motors Chat Thread Round 3

Alanstrainor

1.This thread is for motoring topics which you feel are not worthy of starting a new thread for, banter from a meet or general motoring related chit chat.

2.No lonely hearts (This is not a personal dig at anyone, it's how we feel is the best way to describe what we want to avoid. )

3.Keep it clean.

4.The Motors charter applies.

Had to create a new thread, as the last one was on the fritz!

Have fun everyone.

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langdang

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

indeed lol

i havent a clue what bulbs the cr-v uses yet myself tbh, didnt change any yet unless the garage did them. was thinking that with the cr-v that it might no be best to do them like that because they are a bit high up too,

the civic uses H7's and H1's for high beams and 501s for side lights.

Are you keeping both cars?

[Deleted User]

langdang wrote: »

Are you keeping both cars?

Em........ yeah

BillJ

langdang wrote: »

Personally, I wouldn't do HID (guessing that's what you mean by Xeon) without projector headlights and definitely not if its H4 bulbs you have. Crv mk1 was h4. Dunno bout mk2. That's just me like...

Langdang can you explain why you wouldnt go for HID if the car uses H4 bulbs? And what are projector headlights?

I presume it's something to do with dazzling oncoming drivers.
Really want to change my lights to bright white aswell but not sure now

It's a 01 facelift corolla, anyone know if it would be ok to do it on this car if lights were focused properly etc?

Dartz

One thing that's been bothering the office lately...

Is it possible to fail a breathalyser test, without having had any alcohol taken?

Big Nasty

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

Em........ yeah

Plenty of money in pizzas, eh?

Big Nasty

Dartz wrote: »

One thing that's been bothering the office lately...

Is it possible to fail a breathalyser test, without having had any alcohol taken?

http://www.proteinpower.com/drmike/uncategorized/low-carbers-beware-the-breathalyzer/

Ardennes1944

Didn't get a continental....got an eagle f1

[Deleted User]

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Plenty of money in pizzas, eh?

depends how good you are at it...

know the area and shortcuts etc. plus good customer service.

e.g I make a lot more and I mean a lot more money than the non Irish.

except the Spanish guy. he knows everything... he was actually looking for a decent driver to do his Indian take away for him and picked me !

so I actually do Indian take away and pizza and still have Sundays off and make good money

dgt

langdang wrote: »

Jebus, 20yoyo? :eek:

€19.99 for Tesco branded tape converter, I was ripping you off 1 cent

guttenberg

MCMLXXV wrote: »

http://www.proteinpower.com/drmike/uncategorized/low-carbers-beware-the-breathalyzer/

Aswell as that, mouthwash and some medicines could also see you over the limit.

Big Nasty

guttenberg wrote: »

Aswell as that, mouthwash and some medicines could also see you over the limit.

Well there's alcohol in most mouthwasheses but you would probably want to swallow a case of the stuff to send you over the limit.

[Deleted User]

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Well there's alcohol in most mouthwasheses but you would probably want to swallow a case of the stuff to send you over the limit.

I worked this out with a friend when I bought non alcoholic kopparberg in the shop.

it actually contains 0.05 percent alcohol

butility you would have to drink between 80 and 90 bottles of it within an hour to actually put you anywhere near 1 unit.

500ml bottles.

I think it's close enough

coolisin

Mouthwash will put you over the limit it'll be on your breath!

I know a diabetic who blew over the limit but doesn't drink due to his diabetes don't know how true that is, but was just one of their non interesting stories.

dgt

Probably done to death... Anyone else think the smell from modern diesel exhausts is rancid? Guessing it's to do with ad blue etc.

A b6 passat drove my me, smelt of hot urinal cake

[Deleted User]

coolisin wrote: »

Mouthwash will put you over the limit it'll be on your breath!

I know a diabetic who blew over the limit but doesn't drink due to his diabetes don't know how true that is, but was just one of their non interesting stories.

Who ever told you that about diabetic etc is pulling your leg tbh.

If the diabetic has high blood sugar then there breath can smell a bit like if you were drinking but wouldnt put you over if you got breathalised as no alco in the system

Big Nasty

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

butility

Sorry, what? :eek:

coolisin wrote: »

Mouthwash will put you over the limit it'll be on your breath!

Surely if you use mouthwash your breath will smell minty not of alcohol. It better had, other wise I'm wasting me time every Monday morning.

Stheno

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Sorry, what? :eek:

Surely if you use mouthwash your breath will smell minty not of alcohol. It better had, other wise I'm wasting me time every Monday morning.

Just on a Monday morning?

MuppetCheck

dgt wrote: »

Probably done to death... Anyone else think the smell from modern diesel exhausts is rancid? Guessing it's to do with ad blue etc.

A b6 passat drove my me, smelt of hot urinal cake

Adblue isn't in them yet? At least not until next year.

Also I have never notcied - dont usually go around sniffing exhaust pipes.

Big Nasty

So on this LPG thing again, I had a look at the figures.

I do roughly 10k kms per annum, mostly urban. At 17.2 l/100km on a 735 @ €1.65/litre that's €2838 a year in fuel plus €1638 (60% of my fuel costs) on tax totaling €4521 for the year.

Change that to LPG @ €0.80/litre and bump consumption by 10% to 18.9l/100km that works out at €1512 in fuel plus €1638 in tax totaling €3195. Add maybe €300 in petrol for the year and I've saved a grand! :eek:

Am I doing it right? And it doesn't sound ghey or anything?

[Deleted User]

Oh jesus christ MCM, will ya laayv ih ouh!!!

dar83

MuppetCheck wrote: »

Also I have never notcied - dont usually go around sniffing exhaust pipes.

Especially when you know inhaling will give you cancer... just like smoking.

Also for drink driving fails... Fishermans Friends sweets!

http://emergentchaos.com/archives/2005/09/fishermens-friend-breathalyzers.html

Stheno

MuppetCheck wrote: »

Adblue isn't in them yet? At least not until next year.

Also I have never notcied - dont usually go around sniffing exhaust pipes.

Interesting vision there

Dgt, how' you manage to poison yourself with exhaust fumes?

Big Nasty

Stheno wrote: »

Interesting vision there Dgt, how' you manage to poison yourself with exhaust fumes?

Big Nasty

^^^That wasn't meant to be funny BTW.

Matt Simis

MCMLXXV wrote: »

So on this LPG thing again, I had a look at the figures.

I do roughly 10k kms per annum, mostly urban. At 17.2 l/100km on a 735 @ €1.65/litre that's €2838 a year in fuel plus €1638 (60% of my fuel costs) on tax totaling €4521 for the year.

Change that to LPG @ €0.80/litre and bump consumption by 10% to 18.9l/100km that works out at €1512 in fuel plus €1638 in tax totaling €3195. Add maybe €300 in petrol for the year and I've saved a grand! :eek:

Am I doing it right? And it doesn't sound ghey or anything?

You can use my calc, just put in LPG type costs and consumption in the "BioDiesel" sections. Currency symbol doesnt matter.

http://fuel.netcessible.com/FuelEuro/FuelEuro.htm

Other metrics:
http://fuel.netcessible.com/

Using that calc and your figures (approx 10k per year and your consumption), yearly costs

Petrol EUR2847
Diesel EUR1252 (assuming 8l/100km diesel car was bought)
LPG EUR1525 (in your 735i at 19l/100km).

The weener diesel would cost 44% to run, your existing car on LPG would cost 53.9% (plus whatever for petrol to start on).. Now imagine you had a real mans commute!

*Bear in mind LPG install on a V8 is around EUR1500 to 1600, initial once off fee.
Audibly LPG sounds like a smoother running version of the same engine on petrol. So basically the same, just "smoother".

PS: Lol did $$ costs win you over in the end?

TestTransmission

langdang wrote: »

Jebus, 20yoyo? :eek:

Only about 2/3 quid on eBay I'd say

Big Nasty

There's not a great note off the V8 E38/9's in comparison to the E32/34's anyhow.

Tis food for thought anyhow............

Stheno

MCMLXXV wrote: »

^^^That wasn't meant to be funny BTW.

Didn't take it as funny at all.

Voodoomelon

Text the 750 guy with an offer, didn't deliver, id say he's already emigrated.

Matt Simis

Voodoomelon wrote: »

Text the 750 guy with an offer, didn't deliver, id say he's already emigrated.

He was one of the Octane 6 that bought it in the cartel right? Some of them might know (if only the stupid site wasnt dead). Maybe call the number and see.