Mr Postman

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StMarks wrote:
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(shocked) Is that you Duke.!!
VERY impressive control IMHO mate, well impressed.!!!!
It's deceptive,mate. I had to sit there for hours in that position :D
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Good choice of fuel cap (y)
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10 little baby spiders and a fooking massive sub-adult spider. She's huge.
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A set of Brembo SC pads for the front calipers
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That is one nasty looking spider Kwacky, if one of the kids goes missing don't say we didn't warn you....
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Blade wrote:A set of Brembo SC pads for the front calipers
Ooooh.. I like these a lot! Expensive but they're mighty impressive!
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Meguiars clay bar, quik detailer spray and carnauba wax, sdoc 100 cleaning gel and chain lube. Going to try and get some detailing done this weekend.
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My rearsets

With no footrests (facepalm)

To be fair to the seller he's came back to me straight away and out of hours. He's going to call me tomorrow once he's had a look in the shop. The box was sealed but it looks to me like someone has cannalibilsed a set.
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half a litre of red runner roaches for the spiders
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A bargain camera. Taking up a new hobby [THUMBS UP SIGN]
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TonyB wrote:A bargain camera. Taking up a new hobby [THUMBS UP SIGN]
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A chain cleaning brush and a massive tub of protein.
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My dads surprise birthday pressies, formula experience (single seater driving experience ) around Silverstone [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH]
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Cheap odb reader off ebay for the s2k
Going to do all my own maintenance and fault diagnosis
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Which one you go for Perks ?

I just bought the foxwell nt301 for diagnostics as will dealer service the cars. Not expensive but decent bit of kit all the same.
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These, not bad for 12 quid delivered. The green ones have gone back to China where they belong.
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Have to say the CNC finish is perfect, but the fitting isn't great compared to my ASVs. Can't complain for 12 quid though, and they will do until I can afford some ASVs. Just can't get on with full length levers.
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Exactly what I found Monty the finish is great but the fitment was poor with lots of free play so saved up for the ASV levers which are well worth it imo.
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