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spike47

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    Heavy guitars - fast cars - Dachshunds
  1. I'm on my first set of Invo's and am very impressed with their grip Highly recommended. Sent from my HTC Hero using my right hand
  2. Nitti Invo's 245/40/18 on the rear and Advan A13 245/40/18 on the front. A good combo IMHO. MJ
  3. I got the one's in the first link. After a few tyre changes the coating is wearing off somewhat but still look ok......especially on BF MKII 18" MJ
  4. My AM reception disappeared after I got window tinting on rear window. According to the guy who did my tint this is normal.
  5. I got one of these about 18 months ago and so far so good......and helped me get 345 rwkw. And as JC087 said, it really did save a good deal of hassle.
  6. Thanks for the info man. Much appreciated. Mat
  7. Will A '04 BA rear spoiler fit on a '07 BF MKII? Want to replace the current one due to some slight damage and found a cheap BA spoiler. Cheers, Mat
  8. This is my kind of stuff. Cheers
  9. Get what you pay for eh?? What I did pay for was a tune + xcal1 12 months ago (at going market rate) by a very well known site sponsor - (not my current tuner) that was prepared to dump this bit of kit on poor old unsuspecting me - even though the tuners were well aware (or should have been) of the limited future use of the product sold. To say I am disappointed by this lack of "customer care" is a gross understatement. If I had known at the time of purchase that the xcal1 would not be supported in 12 months there is no way I would have bought this product. I was going to get a new tune put in next month but ..........burnt.
  10. Mine was rattling at any sort of decent volume and was going to replace it because of this. Then discovered sicklaser's post and sure enough the dust cap was loose so I just removed it and now I can enjoy my "premium" sound system once again. I do plan on dynamatting the parcel shelf and probably getting a not-so-expensive sub to replace the weak factory sub in the not so distant future but for the time being this is a good quick fix for me. Cheers, Mat J
  11. Definitely check out Falken FK 452's..........great tyre, great value. Cheers Mat J
  12. Hi guys, Here's a few pics of my engine bay with the AVO crossovers installed. I like the look of it...if I do say so myself. Cheers, Mat J
  13. I got the old SHH SHH SHH but it will disappear if I pull on handbrake slightly then release when driving. Why does this stop the sound??
  14. You could also use hairspray........that's right, hairspray. Spray a thin layer onto the troublesome section of piping then assemble as normal - tighten clamps. Wait about 20 - 30 mins for the hairspray to dry then drive. Should do the trick.
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