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From: Lofty in Hull
You b@st@rds - I've just looked at the photos on Chavs from New Year's Eve. I look feckin terrible!!! Could be worse tho - I could look like Filfy on horseback 
Did anyone get good photos/video of the fireworks???
Did anyone get good photos/video of the fireworks???
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congrat's to steve hull uk
steve & lisa had a baby boy 1 min past midnight on wednesday night 
all went well,
a not so little Xanda 7.13oz
congrat's steve
all went well,
a not so little Xanda 7.13oz
congrat's steve
Last edited by scoobymods; Jan 7, 2005 at 06:39 PM.
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Turbosmart fuel cut defender, boxed with full instruction's,
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VTA Well lane turbo centre dump valve and samco fitting kit ( blue ) and alloy bung complete kit for scoob's up to my98
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...fuelcutdeff.jpg
VTA Well lane turbo centre dump valve and samco fitting kit ( blue ) and alloy bung complete kit for scoob's up to my98
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...1/dumpvalve.jpg
offer's by PM please.
scoobymods.
Originally Posted by scoobymods
steve & lisa had a baby boy 1 min past midnight on wednesday night
all went well,
a not so little Xanda 7.13oz
congrat's steve
all went well,
a not so little Xanda 7.13oz
congrat's steve
congrat's on the birth of your baby boy lisa & steve
bj's misses here when are you going to wet the babies head lisa after all your hard work i'm sure all the girls on hear will be up 4 it boys can babysit.
Yup octane boosters will leave deposits, along with the exhaust gasses that leave a carbon deposit.
Saying that, it is recommended to change your lamba sensor every 2/3 years if you want good readings, but you should get quite a bit of warning if it goes (emissions are the biggest givaway).
The only way your car could have a re-map, is if it has had an extra board added, or if it had an after market ecu fitted in Japan, or the UK. You'd need to remover the ecu to check.
Octane booster generally won't do any harm, but excessive use will leave a heavy deposit on the lambda sensor, and can end up didtorting the readings.
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Saying that, it is recommended to change your lamba sensor every 2/3 years if you want good readings, but you should get quite a bit of warning if it goes (emissions are the biggest givaway).
The only way your car could have a re-map, is if it has had an extra board added, or if it had an after market ecu fitted in Japan, or the UK. You'd need to remover the ecu to check.
Octane booster generally won't do any harm, but excessive use will leave a heavy deposit on the lambda sensor, and can end up didtorting the readings.
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Last edited by colby; Jan 7, 2005 at 08:55 PM.
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Whats this?
Originally Posted by colby
Yup octane boosters will leave deposits, along with the exhaust gasses that leave a carbon deposit.
Saying that, it is recommended to change your lamba sensor every 2/3 years if you want good readings, but you should get quite a bit of warning if it goes (emissions are the biggest givaway).
The only way your car could have a re-map, is if it has had an extra board added, or if it had an after market ecu fitted in Japan, or the UK. You'd need to remover the ecu to check.
Octane booster generally won't do any harm, but excessive use will leave a heavy deposit on the lambda sensor, and can end up didtorting the readings.
.
Saying that, it is recommended to change your lamba sensor every 2/3 years if you want good readings, but you should get quite a bit of warning if it goes (emissions are the biggest givaway).
The only way your car could have a re-map, is if it has had an extra board added, or if it had an after market ecu fitted in Japan, or the UK. You'd need to remover the ecu to check.
Octane booster generally won't do any harm, but excessive use will leave a heavy deposit on the lambda sensor, and can end up didtorting the readings.
.
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Originally Posted by colby
Scoobys are to cheep now
