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haha, that first banana is hysterical hahahahaha(right click, save picture as) lol. I'm saving that one for future use :P

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Yes and gasoline is also closely related, they are all related and yet are all slightly different forms or paraffin or hydrocarbons. Gimmicks or not the stuff does work and has proven to do well for many people. Benefits for me? I don't have to lug a fuel can around in my trunk wanting to spill...

Everyone has different opinions and routes to cleaning. I use Gunk engine flush in the oil. It comes out like tar and feels worlds different. OP, just be aware, there's a lot of terrible info and suggestions out there. Not saying the ones in this thread are bad, just be-careful and watch out for...

Seafoam does do wonders if used via the intake route. It cleaned super caked carbon build up off of my piston tops when I had some major issues with running really fat. -Keith the Yank.

I imagine a lot of that has to do with the origins of the country itself. I think here everything is bigger because, well there's just a lot of space. Our country wasn't built with villages and smaller roads(walkways and carriage ways.) I lived in Germany for about 3 years and remember how...

what about newer seats and skodas??? we dont have those here but I imagine they share the same bolts patterns as well.

Are you talking about the "beauty rings" ???? http://lbcunited.com/earlyford2/index.php/cPath/135 He had polished smoothies on them at one point.

yes, 5 bolts spaced at 112mm. You can also look at mk5 chassis and newer VW's for steel wheels. They share same patterns and similar offsets or "et" I'm not sure if someone mentioned that or not. Other than that while yes the mercs have the same pattern, they tend to have unfriendly offsets. So...

Also here's a pic from that show :)

I sold the RS4 one off and all I have left is the FK one, while yes I don't really like it, it does look better in person. I think having a decent stance makes it look better. Also thanks for the stereotype :gun2: you should see how many guns and hats I have haha. On the real though, we have...

Well it's been officially warm enough to get back into winter height. Here's a few pics :) last week no more rs4 grill. today dressed this up a bit too other than that's it's been having fun in the sun. Already hit my first show, got third and was stoked to get that haha. -Keith

Ok, so I have to replace my clutch slave. Having never bleeding it before I'm not 100% on this so any insight would be great. I've been told you don't have to bench bleed them and you can do it on the car so in theory I can simply do it like a brake caliper. 1. remove old slave(one bolt) 2...

they are a pretty rare set of RH's, from my understanding one set of about 50 made. 18x9 all around.

I see :) We tend to use wheel power, I think for us here in the states it works well since most all use that measure of power, thus making it seemingly accurate since we all compare each others based on that, we also take into consideration elevation and weight of vehicle. In reality my car...

what exactly is BHP? Can someone dumb it down for me? We use WHP here, I assume it's similar.....just now sure what is taken into consideration.

You should do that, cause we will rob your car of all its parts we want here. In exchange you can have our US spec garbage :eyebrows:

#2 makes me think your car is a road sweeper haha, sucking up all the road debri such as leaves and small woodland creatures :icon_thumright:

Just your basic 99.5 sport 1.8tqm full bolt on car, stg3 down.... lol, i just went to an abandoned building and behind a store, nothing super special here haha thanks though. thankyou sir GM makes those wheels left and right side, one of the few companies that actually does this. I totally...

And a solo of his car