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It acts like a spring, gives a bit of flex to the pipe and prevents fractures.:thumb2 Also allows for a bit of lift. :augie

Me too.:lol Had to turn my monitor on its side!:eek: Well done, what was the problem with the Disco's, wrong tyres?:nenau

Don't speed, you won't get taxed.:thumbs If everyone in the country didn't speed for a week, the speed scamera's would be redundant, it'll never happen though.:augie

Have a look on the mig welding forum (if you haven't already):thumb2 http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/ Your welds look good for a beginner.:clap

I like that. :thumbs

Very nice.:thumb2 Where's the engine?:augie

Blue badge holders in Scotland don't have the 3 hour time limit, so no need to use the time disc that comes with it, much more civilised. :thumb2

Makeitfit.:thumb2 http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13272&highlight=rock+slider

But a pocket knife is not a weapon it's a tool, I use mine for cutting feed bags open, string etc. :thumb2 A car is a much more dangerous "weapon" than a pocket knife.:nenau When I was a kid, my first penknife was brilliant. Most other kids had one too.:thumb2 We are all being slowly...

I always carry my Victorinox Swiss army knife in a leather belt pouch, a very useful tool.:thumb2 Here's a example of UK legal pocket knives. http://www.heinnie.com/knives-and-tools/folding-blade/f/uk_friendly_carry/yes

Hardly a swear word when you can buy the product. :lol http://www.feckinwhiskey.com/input-birthday.php?redirect=/index.php :thumbs

I checked my fuel consumption yesterday (2.7 TDi) after using two stroke oil, 29.55mpg.:thumb2 I put 350ml of two stroke oil to a full tank (approx 100ml per 20 litres of diesel) and it definitely felt better and quieter. I use this site for calculation...

If you seal it with Tiger seal it won't leak.:thumb2

Melt the feckers!:lol

I thought it was the Daily Fail, the Dandy or Beano have more credibility.:lol

Is there anything on here http://www.sealsdirect.co.uk/index.asp you could use Clive.:nenau

Linux Mint is a good starter for Linux virgins.:eek: And Zorin is very intuitive and windows like.:thumb2 http://zorin-os.com/ ETA: Go for the free version of Zorin.

Biggles:nenau

They are security bolts, the head shears when tightened. :thumb2 A small hammer and centre punch usually shifts them, tap away until they loosen.

The hazard switch and wiring are integral to the radio, so you can't remove the switch.:doh You can (carefully) take the front of the radio off, but it'll still be attached by wires. I did this to spray mine.:thumb2 You'll see the screws at the back of the front plate of the radio, be careful...