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I went to the bike shop and got a brake cable... $5 exact same throttle connection as the one i snapped.

90% of most virus we get at work are through USB devices i.e. usb pendrives, external hard drives, etc...

we've had a 25% DOA on the new HP laptop order we had last month... whoo

Bimmersport: E30 Fanboys! Whoop Whoop Mtech Bitches!

Bimmersport: Under Construction / Repair

Bimmersport: Just be glad it's not French!

Bimmersport: The Glenn Show...

Bimmersport: How big is your internet penis?

Bimmersport: auto-eroticism

Bimmersport: We have our own TV Show

It's a bit of a rip from the alfa slogan but: Powered by Passion Pride, Passion, Performance Ahahah It's in the Blood...

I say leave it... It's classic it's accurate... The new suggestion sounds a bit late 90's rapblingish...

I know the idea of killing someone's raditator isn't nice... and i know it's not allowed... I wasn't being serious... But in my wonderful mind it was the thought of seeing a racecar with a towbar... Kinda like WTF its a racecar WTF is he going to tow with it... it would be like showing up to a race with some chrome spinners!@ kinda like when i saw a 750cc mini with a towbar... i had a jolly good laugh...

Glenn, where you using the Corp Version of Norton or a Joe Public Version? I used this (older version) at my old work where we had 33 pc's to protect, including cmm machine controllers, cnc machine controlers, and didn't have any issues. http://www.symantec.com/business/endpoint-protection We are currently using this covering over 2000 pc's. It runs from a central server, and all you do is install a client onto the desktops... It's not very invasive. Typically it's the live monitoring of anti-virus programs that kill pc performance espically where there is lots of data being written to a machine. you should be able to setup the program to ignore certain directories/file types to help resolve this: i.e. if the dia. machines create temp files in directory xyz then you should be able to exclude directory xyz from live scanning, or the temp file that the dia. machine creates. have a look at: http://www.symantec.com/business/products/...ndpt_prot_sbe_1

one of the race series boys needs a towbar hitch on their car just for giggles...

Went for a good drive last night... Car hooks up amazing out of the corners and had both wheels spinning out of a 2nd gear corner. Super nimble!!! changes direction soo soo nicely... The only problem was i was getting use to the car and decided 4th is too long now as 138ish in 3rd is very easy to get to.... I need more power i think also... car started to feel slow towards the end of the drive... currently has 135 hp @ wheels i think the new target will be a min of 160hp @ wheels...

skoda vrs diesel... peugeot 407 2.7 twin turbo diesel both wagons... the 407 has the funky glass roof... I found the A3 very very small inside and the door opennings also when we looked at them for mom...

don't most runflats just have a kevlar insert in the sidewall?

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We could have left when ever, they only ask music to kept reasonable after mid-night... it's not too close to anyone so it's ok... We had to leave early as one of the hosts (not me) wasn't in a good state and we needed to get them home. but about mid-night. or so...

we just had ours at the Northcote/Birckenhead Boat club it was like $200 for the night and $400 bond...

If you run a plenum then your better off running a dual throttle body one to equalise the pressure long the chamber, the biggest problem with the plenum is the fact that the cyclinder furthest from the throttle body tends to recieve less air than the first cylinder, the design of the plenum can help over come this but it's still a flawed system. The real gains come when there is no plenum and your getting equalized amounts of air between all cylinders. Also it's then easier to also tune the length of the runners for your desired power band also. There is more advantages but a biggie is the equal amounts of air into each chamber.. Single Throttle Body Setup: Dual Throttle Body Setup:

depends on how they are setup

All of them are it's just a bluetooth connection... Yet to find one that doesn't work with the standard bluetooth connections..