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22 November 2012, 08:33 PM
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managed to get lime mortar on the back of my car this afternoon.......not cool!!
whiped as much off as i could but just fingers crossed i got it all off.
whiped as much off as i could but just fingers crossed i got it all off.
23 November 2012, 07:52 PM
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Hope you got it all off and no staines!!!!! Work does have a tendancy to leave you shattered, but the car benifits! lol I was having a headache trying to begin building a web page based on the learning theories of Behaviourism, Cognative and Humanist including the works of Maslow, Piaget, Thorndike, Bruner, Vygotsky and a few others 
On the plus side, the car should have new rims for next weekend
On the plus side, the car should have new rims for next weekend
23 November 2012, 08:53 PM
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Interesting, I actually consider myself to be a humanist.
Einstien was a a humanist... therefore I must have the same reasoning as him lol
I once wrote an article about it as a non religious alternative, bit different to the angle your coming at it from, but i guess its all the same principles.
Anyway which rims you gone for?? are you going to try and do both the meets at the start of dec?? surely you have to, to show off the new shoes
Einstien was a a humanist... therefore I must have the same reasoning as him lol
I once wrote an article about it as a non religious alternative, bit different to the angle your coming at it from, but i guess its all the same principles.Anyway which rims you gone for?? are you going to try and do both the meets at the start of dec?? surely you have to, to show off the new shoes
23 November 2012, 10:09 PM
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I go more along the behaviourist ish all abit boring, but need to do it for work/college. Going for rota grid drifts in flat back, 18 x 9.5. Still undecided about the Sat meet, might be abit much for the kids, still a chance though (and am trying, do anything for a bacon buttie lol). Definatly on for the Sunday meet and visit my mum after, she lives 10 mins from Bodmin. Are you still on for them? Guess depends on how work goes?
24 November 2012, 09:22 AM
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I go more along the behaviourist ish all abit boring, but need to do it for work/college. Going for rota grid drifts in flat back, 18 x 9.5. Still undecided about the Sat meet, might be abit much for the kids, still a chance though (and am trying, do anything for a bacon buttie lol). Definatly on for the Sunday meet and visit my mum after, she lives 10 mins from Bodmin. Are you still on for them? Guess depends on how work goes?
Okay mate, right now I am extremely jealous!!!!! They are just THE wheels!
24 November 2012, 11:13 AM
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Been dithering for ages, as 
the wheels, but sensible side wanting to get something on the cheap. Know that I'd never be happy with anything else so .......
the wheels, but sensible side wanting to get something on the cheap. Know that I'd never be happy with anything else so .......
Classic!!!
25 November 2012, 08:24 PM
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25 November 2012, 09:12 PM
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lol at ^"depends on the weather"
I can't get out in mine at the moment because there is a foot deep puddle between me and falmouth LOL think its meant to be nice next weekend
I can't get out in mine at the moment because there is a foot deep puddle between me and falmouth LOL think its meant to be nice next weekend
25 November 2012, 09:27 PM
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25 November 2012, 10:32 PM
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Great Thanks Terry, we'll try to be there 
Sounds like a plan Sam, will chat more later in the week and sort it is things look possative
28 November 2012, 12:18 AM
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need some wheel advice , gone of 18's so 17's , thinking rota , or possibly inovite got a silver hawkeye what colour would you go for ? thinking dark colour
28 November 2012, 08:07 AM
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Ive just gone for Rota grid drifts in flat black, but also a big fan of gun metal grey too. Wheels and colour is a very very personal thing though. Must get pics up when you've decided mate!!
28 November 2012, 10:15 AM
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grid drifts suit scoobys down to the ground , i cant picture what certain wheels will look like on the car
rota boost in gunmetal on a silver one look good on this link ....
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1502522
rota boost in gunmetal on a silver one look good on this link ....
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1502522
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28 November 2012, 03:31 PM
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they look very cool!! I like dark grey/gunmetal, think it looks very classy!! Shame you couldnt get them for that price over here!!!
Will be going to either of the meets over the weekend Craig?
Will be going to either of the meets over the weekend Craig?
28 November 2012, 06:29 PM
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think im going 17" gunmetal grid drifts , can get them on rimstyle for 800 odd with tyres , afraid not im working all weekend , im not really free at all until after boxing day once ive bought wheels wanna upgrade the brakes , any idea best route for me on that ? are wrx or sti brakes better than a n/a models ?
28 November 2012, 07:19 PM
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Dont know much about the differences in breaks tbh, when mine are shot, I'm thinking to go for upgraded disks and pads, but doubt I'll go for a new 'full set up'. Seen my new rims today didnt have time to fit them though, will do that Friday afternoon and keep them spangly for Sat and Sun!
didnt have time to fit them though, will do that Friday afternoon and keep them spangly for Sat and Sun!
28 November 2012, 09:53 PM
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think im going 17" gunmetal grid drifts , can get them on rimstyle for 800 odd with tyres , afraid not im working all weekend , im not really free at all until after boxing day once ive bought wheels wanna upgrade the brakes , any idea best route for me on that ? are wrx or sti brakes better than a n/a models ?
whoooop for the weather finally turning nicer! not going to work friday so i can get the car nice and shiney for the weekend
29 November 2012, 09:31 AM
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Must admit I upgraded my brakes to K Sport 8 pots - only £15 more than the 6 pots, less than 5mm clearance on my Hawkeye 17" wheels so had to buy 18" rims to clear the brakes
29 November 2012, 02:19 PM
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29 November 2012, 04:22 PM
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Ask the supplier. It was not just the clearance on the rim but also on the spokes of the wheel. They did fit under my Hawkeye rims but i was unhappy with the overall clearance, I thought that any small stone getting in there may jam it all up. Luckily my local wheel supplier trial fitted a few rims for me so we could see the clearances. Hence I ended up with Asuka ST6s from the Innovit range.
29 November 2012, 09:05 PM
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been bit busy so haven't properly researched it mate, but I had a quick (very quick really) word with my mechanic and he reckons it would be better to get them dipped, which is a way bigger job and requires lots more prep....But I will look into it fully when i get some time.