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that is crazy shit man, i wonder how many ppl they have hit up for fines that they have already paid, no doubt they would expect that after 10 years said offender would have thrown out their receipts etc, leaving them with out a way to prove that they paid the fine. what a scam, good luck with the case dude

ive still gotta go get myself mgs4, im a lil skeptical about the new SF4, i think the best one was SF3 third strike!!

did that gauge cover end up getting sold? very interested

winamp "really whips the llamas ass" agreed, although also still use media player lol

about 4 threads below yours in the PC Games section... 4 pages worth of comments on it

Well it does make sense because it requires significantly less power to turn on the tiny LED on the remote than it does to send a signal to the receiver in the car to disarm the alarm. As Chris said, do you have the other remote? Does it do the same thing?

Dale, Some more pics would be great

Here are some pics

i dont know about that being custom, it looks very much like the top secret front bar for gtt's

battery on its way out perhaps? apparently they only last 8-12 months if used regularly.

my bad, im so 2008.... thats crazy, i find it a little weird though that they made it 7, and not 8, or just 4, but meh, the more the merrier

hmm, i retract my previous statement, despite the bitchass lag that occassionally comes up, it is an entertaining game, and with tonnes of races, the highway battles are the best by far

wrong thread? lol

bought this the other day, very diappointing, not to mention when you get to the higher speeds or are in with the group of cars, the game begins to lag/glitch, oh well, wait for the next one

LBP is an awesome game, and the level creator gives you endless possibilities on top of being quite user friendly especially considering what you can do with it. also really good for the littlies, its a top game minus the violence of most of the games around.

just bought mirrors edge and nfs undercover for PS3 nfs is, well really disappointing, im just gonna leave it at that mirrors edge on the other hand is amazing, the graphics are beautiful and the gameplay is smooth and quick, its almost as though it should have its own genre since the aim is mostly to run and avoid conflict, awesome game, highly recommend it

stanley knife, or anything with a retractable blade will help with the tape, did my 34's wing a month or 2 ago

using motul tubolite 10w40 its usually on about 6-7 when cold, once warm sits anywhere between 2-5 or 6 depending on revs, when idling its usually around 2-3 once warm

DMD do replica kits http://www.ebridge.com.au/dmdtheimage/

I have this problem too, there are 2 other threads on this already, one of which i made, most of which the recommendation has been to replace the boost sender unit, do a search and you should find the threads, one even has pics of the unit

Be prepared for doing the rear wing, what you have to do is as follows 1. Remove boot lining on the bootlid (simple enough just a tonne of little twisty clips) 2. Unscrew the 2 bolts for each side of the wing from inside the boot (dont worry the wing will not fall off once both are undone so you don't need to hold it whilst unscrewing) 3. Next you should close the bootlid and begin applying a little pressure from under the wing, pushing upwards to expose the glue holding the wing to the bootlid. Whilst holding the wing up (maybe only 2-5mm, this helps to have another set of hands for) use a thin stanley knife (or any retractable knife that you can extend a little) to cut along the glue. (there is a lot of glue under each side of the wing, so take your time and go around the base slowly. 4. Once all of the glue is cut, open the bootlid again and push the wing upward again slightly whilst squeezing the clip under each side of the wing (in between where the 2 bolts were for each side) The wing should pop out quite easily and hey presto, you just removed the wing from your 34!! Hope this helps, On Topic, i think im going to get it fibreglassed, if worse comes to worse and it warps or cracks in a few years, ill get a new bootlid or have it patched, ill trust the person im having do it to do a good job on it. dude?

u dislocated ur toe playing gt5?

lol its pretty tough, but it is possible, don't worry about hitting other cars, just go hard, use them as bumpers around corners if necessary, i dont think you get penalised for it, so go hard!

yeah, well right now, if i go the fibreglass/bog method, i can have it all done for free, but im just wondering if there are any complications with it, like it warping or popping out of the hole and so forth, even over time

So i have removed the spoiler from my 34, and am planning on having the holes filled in and getting it re-sprayed, the question is, do i have the holes welded or is it ok to have the fibreglassed/bogged also what problems could occur from having it fibreglassed/bogged as i know welding them would be the ideal option there are 6 small holes on the top of the lid, but im also removing the tail light in the centre, so that is a bit larger of a hole. advice much appreciated steve