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    Who was the retard who came with the idea of having a scrambled messages to stop robot computers posting messages and spam. I have tried recently to join two websites. In both instances they used the CAPTCHA or however you spell it. Again in both instances the written scrambled words were illegible. Being very savvy for an old guy I thought the voice method would help overcome any visual impairment I may suffer. In both cases the verbal message sounded like the noise someone would make when they are being strangled. Am I mistaken in thinking the system was developed to keep out robotic and spam messages. Is it to keep normal folks out.
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    They should never be put in the attic. Even putting an M50 in the boot of your car gains you 30HP. Just ask Ron
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    Nope. Try some of the board sponsors. Euro italian is good. Otherwise overseas for that kind of thing
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    ive got a set of style 95's if you want to go BIG
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    fairly easy stepper motor control and a little bit of MCU programming = rad projects. Just to geek it up hard, brendon and I are doing the following; DSLive Display + real steering wheel + game.. then pop it off and go plug the whole thing into your real car.
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    Haha I have all the parts for that at home! Def going to do it. Might need some help with the cluster Josh. Just let me finish my other 25 projects first
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    The e65 in the first post is a Singapore import (first clue is the basic Heater Panel installed). My E38 was a Singapore import and I had to spend a fortune replacing everything made of plastic/rubber and also the engine wiring loom because of the heat/humidity. I can't imagine what the Singapore heat and humidity would do to a car like the E65, especially a 2001/02 model that wasn't exactly known for a stable electrical system to begin with. The other problem you'll run into is that it is very common in Singapore to leave your car running when parked so that you can keep the AC going so the KMs shown will likely only be a fraction of the time the engine has actually spent running. In my opinion you'd be better off getting the $6k in $1/$2 coins, put them in a pillowcase and have someone smack you in the nuts with it. It'd be way less painful in the long run.
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    Any feedback on paint protection products. Specifically clear films versus spray on clear coat. I am looking at this http://www.chipprotection.co.nz/the-product/ . Seems like a good product??
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    Many cars are fine for much higher than average mileages, if they have been looked after. Unfortunately most people buy a used car at (say) 100-150,000km, and feel they have a bargain. Which they probably have. Unfortunately they have lost sight of the fact that it was a $100,000 car when new, and comes with the running costs to be expected of a $100,000 car. And then the rot sets in - servicing is skimped, the cheapest possible parts are bought, and the absolute minimum done to keep the car on the road. Not my car though. At least, not since I've had it. Sure, I'll save money if possible, but not at the expense of quality or if it means a half-done job.
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    LOL. Aren't I brave when she's not around?
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