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dont think it needs any to be fair. maybe some white ones, but its definitely the 4 gorgeous halo rings that stand out

dont think it needs any to be fair. maybe some white ones, but its definitely the 4 gorgeous halo rings that stand out

WOW Beautiful!! definitely plenty of vibrant contrast there on that front end love it

Envoy CDX wrote:What narks me is you pay £104.75 for 6 months, cash it in and only get £10 per full remaining month back.... Their maths is amazing!

What we should do is write to them, asking for a club member's discount We have one with Opie Oils, so why not

I agree. I know he retired from F1 and that, but even so, it would seem too easy to guess it was him. It just didnt feel like all that exciting to see him under there for some reason .They had to use someone else, most probably the guy Gaz mentioned

Dont let him see that

this is tempting my brain now I hate going somewhere on a cold winters morning, to find that i'm sat there for minutes with the fans on full blast trying to de-mist the screeen or wiping it off with a cloth to find smear marks on it after

oh thats good then In that case, i say go ahead. Not that it's necessary for this time of year but come winter, and i bet it'll be great in the morning
Good luck with getting it set up mate

Wow, neat! I love the fact that on the Cav Mk3 windscreen, the pic is the BTCC Cavalier Awesome.
Anyways, £130 is not bad for a heated screen considering a brand new replacement isnt far off that price. I suppose you'll have to pinch the wiring connectors from an Omega or such, Gaz?

Hey buddy. Welcome along. Glad to see another member.
Enjoy your stay fella.
Andrei,

Just a thought mate, have you checked the other basics? Injectors, plugs, distributor?

aah yes. the good old fashioned friend - the fuse. lol how much pain and frustration they can cause, as i have learnt with my starter inhibitor switch last year. lol it was all down to the fuse at the end

shouldnt be hard finding one fella, good luck with it

hey guys
Just wondering, what product is best for cleaning my standard upholstery seats? theyre a bit muggy in a few bits and it bugs me on a sunny day lol. I've seen plenty of products out there but i figured i'd ask some well knowledged people
Cheers guys
Andrei

That is incredible
Ye, i think converting a saloon into a pick-up would be fantastic and would make a definite true rival to that Ford Sierra pick up. I know which one i'd always have

Thats fair enough, everyone has their own approach i guess. I just prefer the slower cruise thats all

Well i'm not in any way trying to encourage people to break the speed limit, i was just trying to point out fuel savings on a typical economical journey. Frankly, drivers who speed around everyone just get on my nerves, and are a lot more dangerous. Oh and yes, i found that i use a lot less gas crui...

Hey all :wave I find this a really good fuel-conserving tip to work for myself, and just in case some people dont use this, well, when cruising along the motorway (or any road), when encountering a downhill section, instead of just letting a little pressure off the gas, just simply slide into N, and...

Hey fella. Cheers for the introduction, glad to have another dedicated member onboard

Got ya Not going any further then.
Cheers for the tip Gaz

Hey guys :wave I been looking around some sites, and came across K'n'N and Pipercross panel filters for my Cavalier. £46 is the going price which i found to be cheap compared to some, and there have been good reviews on them. Anybody else recommend it? I'm not particulary after more power, as i cant...

Sounds fantastic i love camping, but its a bit of a way from here on the south coast unfortunately

Ye thats what i pondered. As its more dense than warm air, theres more of it to combust with the fuel. But as i mentioned, its only useful at higher speeds, as the air is rammed in a lot better. Also, the good thing is i can just put it back if needed in 2 seconds

Oh right didnt know automatics could be started that way. I thought, the gearbox was fully electronic and useless without the engine on, unlike a manual. Fair enough though, i guess its surprising.
Cheers Gaz

Ok i have tried it myself today. I routed the hose from the airbox to just behind the grille. I must say, i didnt really notice any difference round town in Economy mode, but when i took her for a spin down the local dual-carry, i definitely felt the engine pulling more and more as the revs went up,...