Mr Simpson wrote: » Its crazy busy going into the City Centre. Its taken me 45 minutes by bus from Clontarf!!
pred racer wrote: » I went to the airport this morning, was ok.
Stheno wrote: » City Centre was a bit manic altogether.
pred racer wrote: » And after all that my plane is an hr late, why dont they tell you this sh1t before you go through security?? I could have had a nice brekkie:mad:
Stheno wrote: » Can you not go upstairs to that bar and order one there? Assuming you are in terminal one?
dgt wrote: » I'm raging I didn't get a pic of all the crap built up on my valves..... My father was dismantling the xud head, the carbon build up on the inlet valves was something else!!!! :eek: stem seals seem to be very soft.... Shims under the buckets :rolleyes: So while that was being done I had to set up the turbo on the 2.8 and plumb it up Each person working on the other persons engine :pac:
Scortho wrote: » Definitely pressed metal
deccurley wrote: » Brought an Accord in from the UK a few weeks ago and I have to go and pay The Man an extortionate amount of cash to clear it now. :mad: Should I get pressed metal number plates for her or vinyl? I can't decide which would look better. Opinions? They car is gun metal grey if that makes any difference. First world problems :cool:
LIGHTNING wrote: » Unless its a classic avoid pressed metal plates, they look silly on a modern car.
Chris_Heilong wrote: » @Tossy, I am sure this has been said before, but your link to what is felt spec is dead.
LIGHTNING wrote: » Nah I was on safety car duty. Some noise off the V8! I was a bit disappointed when I got back in the TT
YbFocus wrote: » We hear you Gary
Ded_Zebra wrote: » Am I right in thinking budget 2014 happy days? No change to tax or petrol :cool:
Matt Simis wrote: » So back from my 680km trip, picked up a 2004 Subaru Outback (Scooby #2 for me, this is the 2005+ model outside Japan) powered by the 3.0litre flat 6 (EZ30). Got it very cheap (NZ $6000) as it has lots of mileage (at least by NZ standards, at 268k KM) and some paintwork scraps (though it is an Outback, thats the point). Also the drop links or front bushings are noisy. And the display is in Japanese. Car will do me for a few months till I get setup here. Its got: Full electric windows and seats, A/C, electric folding mirrors, cream leather interior, full display and sat nav (in Japanese..), boot mat, boot cover, 6CD Slot loader and MiniDisc player(!). Its 250bhp, tiptronic, naturally aspirated and got a decent 12.1KM/Litre (which is 8.2L/100km or 34.1mpg). Very smooth, nice sound, fast when punched. Going to fix the drop links and get a set of Rota Grids plus decent tyres (4 Triangles on it right now!). There is no motor tax here and (optional) Comp insurance was NZ $503. I put photos in the photo thread:http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=87031651#post87031651
tossy wrote: » Are you in NZ Alan?
Matt Simis wrote: » Yeah I moved.