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No worries Raz.... how is it? any updates? Gears go in like butter? ;)

A halfraud's battery ain't got nothing on a Stinger battery mate. Worth a check if you have a chance....

Noticed in the other thread!! hehehe Lovely cake btw, would be a shame to lap it up. :)

Happy birthday mate. Best wishes. Did you treat yourself to some carbon whorage? :twisted:

No worries mate. :)

Just part of the experience mate, help others. :) Raz, get Tom to trim the front of the housing down, it'll take 2 mins MAX to do with his belt sander, gives better clearance between cable and housing. Have fun with it, try not to get excited and bang the gears in! lol

You might want to invest in a 1.0+ cap to stabilise the current. I ran 2 amps and decided to change the battery to a Stinger SPV35. Terminals are in the correct position and fits nicely into the battery compartment.

Sounds like you need to check the shift cable to see if its bent. As dave said, I had to change mine (got abit excited handing it to the skunk2 gearknob). The only way you can tell if the cable is bent is take it off the gear housing and pull the cable back and forth. If left not fixed, you can...

Looks about right. ;)

Hey, I recognise that teg with the hideous wheels and dodgey looking rear lights, someone owns it in my area. Yukky looking..!!

You need to put a few packets of silicon moisture packets into the headlamps. Works a treat. I collect these whenever I see them, so if anyone wants any, send me a SAE and I'll put a few packs your way FOC.

Drive about 60mph on the motorway without slowing down! :twisted: :lol:

here's my old wheels in black with diamond cut face.

Its called the "Special Peoples" pack! \:D/

Excited shifters (like myself) might get abit too gear changing happy throwing the gear lever about.

Don't think a teg is comfortable enough for a new born! Its a teg... lol I think you need a merc for comfy new borns.....

I guess in most cases, the LSD helps a BIG deal too... :green:

water soak if you live in cumbria areas... looks gastly on the news! :shock:

LOL ^^^ =D>

When I had mani fitted, i was in the same position thinking about excess heat, so I went and bought a buddyclub bonnet. Bought it for function over form. Buddyclub bonnet has a nice vent just above the mani. During the summer months, you'd see so much heat rising up... scary indeed, but I went...