Puffwagon

So nutrigrain and coils it is. Farken done and done. Might fix my wagon too.

Haha I had chicken kiev for dinner. I'm pretty sure there was cheese in that. Now stfu, eat your cereal and fix your car.

Have a bowl of nutrigrain and get back to the drawing board.

Part of the sauce description, " 1 drop burns your tongue – 1 spoon will whack your head off. Dare you? ". I'll suffer it out but I don't think I'll be taking a tablespoon to start with. I'll start with a generous drop

I've had a good long look through the website and I'm stoked! It has hot, flavoursome, handmade chilli products that won't break the bank. I'll definitely be picking up some of their chocolate and lolly range as well as a few more sauces and the hotter jam. The missus said she is going to slowly get into eating chilli with me by starting with the milder version of the jam. Even the boys say they're game to try a lick of the lollies and after winter I'll try my hand at growing some chilli bushes. Here's my little order. Apparently that sauce is very hot so it'll be interesting to see what it's like.

I reckon he'll be a while yet. He'd probably have close to 200GB of data to edit.

"Give em a farken bullet" Rab 2017

That is only once instance why riding a bike on the road shouldn't be legal.

Yeah we did unfortunately. It's weird. You should post about it and get some other opinions. I was looking forward to driving up that hill flat out for months and we had those two farken roadworks...

Well that's good that it still works. It was a lot of smoke. I thought someone was pulling a skid. What I can think of right now is the oil must have pooled at the back of the rocker cover and got sucked through your pcv valve and smoked that way. A big angle with a big rev to get moving could put a lot of oil in the back of the cover to get sucked up. Worn valve guides/seals could do that too I spose. The smell when you stopped must have been brakes.

I thought you might have

No worries I'll keep that in mind. This is the channel called First We Feast that I was talking about on the weekend. It has the "Hot Ones" episodes with varying levels of spicy chicken wings. They have a wide array of celebrities eating chicken or vegan wings and it can be quite amusing at times. Edit: That Melbourne sauce company looks interesting. I'll be definitely trying some of their stuff.

Yep it was fairly hot that's for sure. It kinda makes me want to try some other hot sauces now.

Eyeball Paul?

Hahaha awww it looks like he's missing a bit lol. Speaking of sausage I munched down my sausage of death and it had nothing on rabs chilli sauce he brought on the cruise. It got a bit hot once I finished it but that sauce was at least 3 gear changes hotter!

Nothing wrong with that.

Same day, different office. I'm in my dressing gown singing row your boat to the baby.

I posted your thing today panda.

I'd give you points for bravery k31th for staying with me through some of the twisties and a couple more for your reaction time and use of abs.

Most of today's tyres are radials. Radial or crossply construction has little to do with grip or whether it is a legal street tyre. Agreed. There is a difference between states as to what is legal for street use. Almost all semi slicks are legal provided they meet the state laws and other associated characteristics shown in the link above. Is what I use whether it is an ordinary looking 235 or a legal low tread wear semi slick. The point I'm driving here overall is that you can't discount a "semi slick" as a street tyre as even that word has a very loose definition. At the end of the day a street tyre is what is legal in your area much the same as a 3500hp "street car" is legal to drive in various parts of the world.

Street tyre you say? That has been defined for a while.

I had an issue like that with bosch 3/4 size injectors with extensions to suit bf on No.1 injector I think. I had to remove the wire clip in the injector plug to let it seat properly. Luckily I noticed it after driving just a few hundred meters on a cold engine.

Whatever floats ya boat man. Get the fg turbo, I think it'd be better for what you are using the car for plus it'd be a bit newer too probably.

Buy that clutch we were talking about and drop your f6 stuff into the ba. You need a clutch for the f6 anyway, you need to repair the ba and you need a fast car that is registered. That's at least 3 birds with one stone.

I pointed at your coolant line and it broke later that day, I spoke about not speeding and a cop was just around the corner 20 seconds later and finally I offered to sell you my turbo then yours broke. Bloody coincidences aye...why couldn't I have just won the lotto instead?