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Apparently not if its part of your culture. And to help these needy folk the Governement has now given the go ahead for EACH wife to claim benefits - so if your a husband to 8 wives and each one claims benefit you'll be minted...makes you want to change faith (or shoot some MP's).

I wouldnt use CF doors unless you have a cage that gives some side impact protection - CF will just shatter and the driver runs the risk of not only getting hit by whatever they collided with - but may also get 'stabbed' with shards of CF - and I can tell you now that a CF splinter in your finger is bloody painful, so god knows what a shard in your ribcage would be like.

By default the mouse does seem to be assigned to certain actions, I went to the controls and clicked the RESET button which removed all key/mouse binds - then reset them.

Maybe contact a HKS dealer/mapper and ask them to confirm ?

I believe "m/t" means manual transmission. Nic confirmed it when I was selling mine ages ago: http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=95899&highlight=fcon

Whlist looking for a GTR2 JGTC Mod (hoping for a Supra) I came across another Racing Sim with a nicely detailed Supra in it. Its called "Racer" - http://www.racer.nl You can download numerous tracks and cars, and even tweak the cars physics (if you know how to). Theres a quick video of the Supra available (see link below) - it looks lovely in game but sadly there is no cockpit view - only external ones. Some cars (ie: Nissan Skyline GTR) have cockpit views. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TFkbvYCoB8 I only had a quick play using the keyboard which made handling awkward (you've either got full lock or none lol!) - but with a steering wheel it may prove to be better. Its also a small filesize too (less than 35mb!). Thought I'd mention it for you folks out there who like to nerd it once in a while

Jezz, Would you happen to have a stock airbox for a 95 JDM TT - preferably without any broken latches? If so how much? Cheers Simon

I'd prefer this: http://www.racecarsdirect.com/viewlisting.php?view=15818 ....if I had the money

...just to add - your vote is private isnt it like 'joe publics', so how would they know?

Its not the case of voting for the best party these days - more a case of choosing the lesser of two evils (labour / conservative) as the others are a joke and will never get in.

Lol

Well in my defence Im trying to save the planet by finding other uses for plastic bags My SuperDrager is mostly mild steel construction, and the back box is 28 inches in circumference - so has the potential for retaining quite a bit of water, and its not often I do a long journey in it so worry about too much water ingress causing it to rot quicker from inside out. PS: Thanks Homer for moving the thread

Nice one Wez

...put a plastic bag over the end of your exhaust when washing the Supra to prevent water ingress? I get some right wierd looks when washing the car with my ASDA bag on the end Edited by Homer: Moved

If your mate wants to throw fuel on the fire - he should link to the Tax Payers Alliance website - where you can see how your money is wasted. It will increase the rage of 'angry britain' members

It was, but the scene didnt make the final cut

Like this?

Friendly, just to clarify, you want the copyright below the navigation and content - but its not necessary for the copyright info to sit constantly at the bottom of the visible content on screen (like a floating copyright)? If so it can be done with a slightly different approach. Darren, firstly I hope you didnt take my post above as being personally directed at you as it wasnt, Im merely stating the case for using CSS over tables for controlling layout. Taking your proposed scenario for a blind person on youtube where vision is the obstacle. Your absolutely right - there is no 100% way to ensure that all websites are fully accessible to users with assistive devices. However, there is nothing to say websites cant be made to be as accessible as reasonably possible. A possible solution to the youtube website would be to offer a text/audio based solution that is descriptive of the videos content. Ofcourse on a public video site, the onus of providing the audio description is on the uploader so not really workable. However if it were a company website, there is nothing stopping the company providing an alternative text/audio description of a video. I've had a similar question put forward about a website that sells pieces of art online - "what would a blind person be doing looking at an art site?" ...well they could be looking to buy a piece of art for someone as a gift, and could base their purchase on the descriptive text associated with the piece of art - I think we can both agree - probably not a common thing - but not impossible if accomodated for. There is a lot of assuming on the internet Your right that poorer countries arent as 'advanced' as the likes of the UK so your 'older browser' point is correct - assuming the website in question is intended to have a global audience. If however the website is aimed solely at the UK, then I guess we can spoil ourselves by assuming people will have a more recent browser

The reasons for ditching table based layouts for CSS based ones are numerous: :: Increased Accessibility for users of assistive devices :: Reduce tag soup - pages will generally have smaller files size and load quicker :: More 'search engine friendly' pages In case there is anyone here who doesnt know, the UK Disability Discrimination Act does cover websites. Whilst web developers still pander to users of old browsers, the web will never move forward (well it will, but at a slower pace). Coding websites to HTML/XHTML strict DTD (not that lazy transitional crap) will reduce rendering issues amongst standards compliant browsers. Yes there are numerous CSS bugs, more so in IE, but there are ways of getting around them with browser detection and custom stylesheets. Yes its more work, but thats why people pay professional web designers ...and not little 12yr old johnny a couple doors down the road with MS Frontpage. down off soap box>

Aftermarket stick on front screen heater?

I was tempted to get a sports cat, but my AEM UEGO manual said they interfere with AFR guage readings if the AFR sensor is located after a CAT (which it would be as it must be 36" away from the manifold).

Is that with a SuperDragerI exhaust Homer? Edit: Im decatting soon now the weather is getting better so I'll try to remember to take some pics.

It wasnt the spigot that was the problem Chris, there was absolutely no chance of getting the end of the 1st Decat near the start of the 2nd CAT, no matter how much swearing, pushing or pulling. I think the location of the 'hooks' on my exhaust system restricts the amount of movement, making it impossible to mate the CAT to the Decat pipe.

L33, I have some CW decat pipes for my JDM TT mated to a SuperDrager Exhaust system. I have to put BOTH cats back in come MOT time as the exhaust wont mate up properly if I leave the 1st decat pipe in and just try to use the 2nd CAT. Im sure this issue will vary from exhaust to exhaust, as there are plenty of people on here with CW decat pipes that have no issues just swapping the 2nd decat with the 2nd CAT come MOT time. Just thought I'd share my experience

A mate I play football with is one of the Q&A testers for this, we didnt see him for a whole month (very unusual) - too busy playing the bloody thing! He said its amazing, and he's not one to over-state things.