Gambit

Yeah you would be fine for it I think to be fair. Gem lives in Rotherham not sure where though.

No I was on about him the other day, not sure if he's had some problems or just fed up but he's not been on here since the 12th of last month. But if he's sold up or doesn't want to be RC anymore I will have a word with Martin and see if he will take it over seeing as he was letting people go to his garage.

I just wish he was closer to me 76 miles one way is a pain :( But still cheaper then anyone local to me

I was going to say Martin for a full kit I'm sure he said he could do me it for about £350 + fitting :D

I say we all pop down to The Winchester and wait for all this to blow over. ;)

I would just check it I know a few times I've pulled it on mine and it's not fully opened and I got that mad walking back and forth I went and got the key in the end. It's only happened twice so I would just test it again before trying to take it apart, and I'm not sure about fixing it.

I would have thought so but doubt it would be easy to install. though thats why I said to look at the dabs stuff and you will get Digital Radio

Sugar sorry I was meant to look wasn't I but least it was nice enough to sort itself (sneaks off again)

As Jay said with the dabs kit :) I would say he might have had a sub or an amp maybe both in the boot.

Haha. Well I know you guys do Europe a lot I guess that would be more suited in the events section :D

Does look mean doesn't it :) It's how I would want mine to look in black :D

I did think about leaving it out I might remove it yet I'm not a fan but you know someone will moan :D

I've already got my rifle at the ready ;)

So we having a completely standard 22b for the top gear test track. I want to go set a time on it and use the board :D I will add you in a second too. will get the laps on as well this week so we know how many laps on each track.

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SUBARU BRZ GT300 falls short of the finish line in the FUJI SPRINT CUP Driver Yamano retires from SUPER GT after this race 2 December 2013 A special round of SUPER GT - the FUJI SPRINT CUP 2013 took place on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 November at Fuji Speedway. The SUBARU BRZ GT300, which was competing in the GT300 class, had to cut short its races and remain in the pit after being hit by problems on both days. With the event running an irregular schedule, 2 qualifying sessions for each class were held; each car being driven by 2 drivers on the first day (Saturday, 23rd), followed by a final race the same day and another on the next. The R&D SPORT team entered Kota Sasaki in the first race and Tetsuya Yamano in the second. Under a clear sky on the first day, Sasaki started the first race in 5th place, following the result of the qualifying from a standing start, only to be passed by trailing cars and drop down to 15th. After struggling for a while, he came back to the pit on Lap 13 where he had to give up going back out and so he did not finish the race. Driver Sasaki later apologised, “We have so many fans watching the race and I am terribly sorry about the disappointing result”. The second race in the GT300 class started at 2:00pm on the Sunday. Driver Tetsuya Yamano competed in his final race, having already decided to retire from SUPER GT at the end of the event. From 9th place on the grid, Yamano got off to a slow start and came back to the home straight in 12th. Without being able to pick up his pace even after that, he made a pit stop on Lap 13 when he felt strong vibrations, and he had his tyres replaced. However, things didn't get better and he returned to the pit on Lap 20 again where he finally gave up on the race. General Team Manager Hideharu Tatsumi commented, “I'm disappointed to end the final races of this year with these results. We have been developing our race car throughout the year and we still have an unresolved issue of a mismatch between the chassis and tyres in cold weather like today's. Next year we will repeat some tests to overcome this situation. I really appreciate the continuous support that our fans have shown this year. Thank you very much”. While these 2 races of the SPRINT CUP were also fought over for the JAF Cup title, the LEGEND CUP race, which gains popularity every year, was also incorporated into this event. The LEGEND CUP is a one-make race in which star drivers from previous years compete. This year, the Toyota 86 and SUBARU BRZ race cars were chosen. A total of 23 Toyota 86 or BRZ race cars appeared with their owners along with legendary drivers taking turns to drive them. The SUBARU BRZ entered by STI and driven by Tetsuya Yamano and STI General Team Manager Hideharu Tatsumi, brought a lot of excitement to the event.

Right just so we can maybe get this going a bit quicker maybe at the weekend meet up for a race. So A700 for the mods cap. The above was a question too ;)

How do you mean if you was doing 60 on the speedo in a 50 zone it would be around 56/54MPH give or take a little. So would make you breaking the speed limit I think most are set to allow about a 3mph over the limit so getting zapped doing about 58 on the speedo would still mean you was speeding by around 3 to 4 mph. Have you not seen how many people have been done for speeding by about 5 mph over but the speedo would have shown more. If that makes sense :)

We have some a bit more down the forum, can be found here mate. It's still a working progress at the minute with the local meets. :)

Sounds like you have some great nights out ;)

Ok I think that's answered my last question :D

Hi mate welcome to S.O.C I take it friends of with Adam Bip Tlag >?

Means nothing without pictures. But you know how it works ;)

So we having an impreza too for the Topgear test track but standard. or go with a standard kia creed or what ever car it was :D I've done a leaderboard too :)