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How did you know his X-flow makes that sound !! :d

Everyone was new to eBay once, I wouldn't get too drastic just yet, but you're staying alert which is a good thing.

All those excuses have been used for not driving quick enough.....you will just have to able to take the p...ss that is in ample supply in the paddock

That would be idea. Doesn't need to be overly formal but just having people there who know (which as there are competitors there should always be the case) I am on my mobile and trying to recall parts of the regs I have read and have some questions: Speed Series Questions: Car: what extras are essential? Timing Strut (looks okay to mount off bottom of nose cone but unsure of height width and location relative to - ground I assume?) Cut offs? Certain brand tyres or only certain classes? Mechanical extras from say 'factory' standard? Me: Licence (£40 a year application and a medical declaration by the looks of it) Kit: I have a helmet that meets the standard, looks like I NEED the full kit Inc gloves and shoes? I think the car questions are easiest answered in person at an event - strongly support the above.

If you make a quick list of questions I will try and answer them for you here or you ca send me PM or call me on 07767836234 to discuss

What you need Rich is a yellow dash so you sell me that bonnet

Thanks for the reply Mooch, you are hardcore !! May well look into taking the carpets out, 'if' the weather looks dodgy.

Read the Beginners guide to see what is involved. We want more people to compete but its more than just getting licence

I practically gave a set of these away :| Option 3 for me by the way.

I'd be getting my hacksaw out, as others have said after putting a nut on first. I don't like the idea of all those sparks flying about when grinding

Hi Craig. Nearly but not quite. Just in the process of getting a black lockable lid on the boot and then I sm happy to say she is finished. Mmmmm apart from......

My neighbour used to have one, the sound when he started it up every morning was ace!

Option 3 the 12mm spacers, then you can improve slightly the position of your wheels and should you change them in the future not be adding any more issues with short studs. "Measure twice and cut once" you never know when that 2mm will come in handy. Bob .

The important Geo was done today. Just some other little jobs to do tomorrow. Pit Crew Bob will be around tomorrow so hopefully all I wanted to do will be done. Thursday we'll just pack up and go to the hotel.