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You health freak you! I spent the day stripping the rear callipers as the car had failed its MOT on the handbrake not being effective enough. There was one sticky slider on each side so hopefully thats it now, once the welding has been done and the lower wishbone fittedpmacFTO wrote:I went to meet them all (racing a DC5 on the way) but nobody was at Hermiston and I had not heard from anyone so I just went and bought some bits for me new mountain bike and went home!

Might get to drive it soon

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Think I will strip the rears too as it's not been done in a wee while 
I also need to fit my new horn and make up some new brackets for the front bumper so it is on nice and secure!
I'm not quite a health freak but I did cycle 10 miles each way to and from work on Sunday so I may be heading that way - also gonna do the charity cycle from Glasgow-Edinburgh in June
Fixed my leak in the car too - I was getting a damp footwell behind the drivers seat and after I stripped out the whole rear of the car I found out there was water in beside the spare wheel (reservoir? lol).
Turns out the rubber grommet from one of the rear lights was not pulled thru so it was not sealed - once that was done it was fine and has been since!

I also need to fit my new horn and make up some new brackets for the front bumper so it is on nice and secure!
I'm not quite a health freak but I did cycle 10 miles each way to and from work on Sunday so I may be heading that way - also gonna do the charity cycle from Glasgow-Edinburgh in June

Fixed my leak in the car too - I was getting a damp footwell behind the drivers seat and after I stripped out the whole rear of the car I found out there was water in beside the spare wheel (reservoir? lol).
Turns out the rubber grommet from one of the rear lights was not pulled thru so it was not sealed - once that was done it was fine and has been since!
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Neither does FTOOC - we were on a motorway and I just meant when the traffic in front cleared we both accelerated to about 80mph....we were not weaving in and out of traffic or going full speed....it was a sunday morning and very quiet...jonowong wrote:pmacFTO wrote:I went to meet them all (racing a DC5 on the way) but nobody was at Hermiston and I had not heard from anyone so I just went and bought some bits for me new mountain bike and went home!
FTO AUSTRALIA DOESNT CONDONE STREET RACING!!!!!
I don't drive fast generally, but if any of you are telling me you never see another modded car and speed up a bit or change down a gear so your exhaust makes a bit more noise then I'll be in my minority of one.
Plenty ppl will tell you I drive like Miss Daisy but I see no harm in having a wee blast on an empty motorway. When ppl go up to silly speeds I just let em and back off.
Feel free to look back over my almost 5 years of posts on the FTOOC and I'm sure you will not find one mention of racing in my posts.
Maybe it's because I am "away" from home I said that

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Methinks you doth protest too much PaulpmacFTO wrote:Neither does FTOOC - we were on a motorway and I just meant when the traffic in front cleared we both accelerated to about 80mph....we were not weaving in and out of traffic or going full speed....it was a sunday morning and very quiet...jonowong wrote:pmacFTO wrote:I went to meet them all (racing a DC5 on the way) but nobody was at Hermiston and I had not heard from anyone so I just went and bought some bits for me new mountain bike and went home!
FTO AUSTRALIA DOESNT CONDONE STREET RACING!!!!!
I don't drive fast generally, but if any of you are telling me you never see another modded car and speed up a bit or change down a gear so your exhaust makes a bit more noise then I'll be in my minority of one.
Plenty ppl will tell you I drive like Miss Daisy but I see no harm in having a wee blast on an empty motorway. When ppl go up to silly speeds I just let em and back off.
Feel free to look back over my almost 5 years of posts on the FTOOC and I'm sure you will not find one mention of racing in my posts.
Maybe it's because I am "away" from home I said that

After eight weeks without the car and with a new paint job, new suspension and rebuilt rear brakes - I will be thrashing the life out of her

But I wont be Street Racing

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Have to admit I do the same thing.pmacFTO wrote:I don't drive fast generally, but if any of you are telling me you never see another modded car and speed up a bit or change down a gear so your exhaust makes a bit more noise then I'll be in my minority of one.
Plenty ppl will tell you I drive like Miss Daisy but I see no harm in having a wee blast on an empty motorway. When ppl go up to silly speeds I just let em and back off.
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