Andy-No-Knee

Things have changed slightly.... but not much. http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=163

My answers in red...hopefully!

Hoe Lee Crap!!! How much does a set up (not including the tv) cost???

Where is that!?!?!? Lol.. It looks like it is close to the starter.. Is that right?

Does anyone have some pictures of various different locations? I'm trying to place mine and there is just nowhere for it to go due to what I have in the engine bay....

Hi Keron, Yes I will have it. PM and Paypal sent.

Hi Keron, Is the engine oil cooler and filter relocation kit still for sale? Cash (paypal) waiting!

My wife has had some issues like this before. The best advice anyone can give you is to go to an employment law solicitor. Just because your employer has an internal dispute/grievance procedure it doesn't mean that it is robust or being followed. So find a solicitor close to you and that you can afford and give them everything, they will need this such as your contract of employment and the staff grievance procedure as well as the documented information you were given during your hearings. It could mean that although you lost the grievance in your companies review you could take them to an employment tribunal as the procedures may not have been legal or followed correctly. Best of luck.

I have a full set of SPA dual gauges, and I'm looking at places to locate the various senders. So I'm looking at the possibilities for the oil temp and pressure. Do I... 1. Get a sandwich plate? (Any links if recommended??) 2. I have a GReddy oil cooler kit fitted, do I try to fit the senders into that kit?? 3. I'm looking at fitting a remote oil filter kit, do I link it into that kit??? 4. Do I locate them somewhere else??? I have spent the last hour or so reading through the different threads on here and am still no nearer to an answer. All suggestions welcome, and you have links as well then that's even better! Cheers.

How do the waste gates attach?

Is this still for sale?

Ho Lee Fuck!

The Soarer front arms are the same shape as the Supra ones but the bushes are different, they have more voids in than the Supra. Maybe for comfort? From memory the other difference is there is a mid life change in the Supra arms, the diameter of the bolt that mounts them to the car changes but the Soarer doesn't have that change. A lot of Soarer owners found that the price for the Soarer arms was almost double that of the Supra arms due to the 'Lexus' badge fest so they went down the Supra arm route.

Email Chris. I think due to the shocks you say you have he may recommend a complete replacement, but a change of springs can do all you have listed.

This is the thing. How good to you want the road set up to be? Do you want it to be lowered, stiffer, are you bothered by harshness? I'm always a bit leary of aftermarket fully adjustable shockers at low prices when compaired to OEM stuff. I'm using a set of Advan aftermarket fully adjustable but they were a bit more than the prices you list. I would only replace these with a set of Chris Wilsons shockers. Find a member with a set of his on and go for a drive. You will see/feel the difference.

I had the fore runner of the laser surgery done on my eyes caller PRK, Photo Refective Kataotomy. Basically they laser the front of the eye off to reduce the focal length of the eye to match the lens in the eye so you can see. I had it done back in 1994. I had to have one eye done at a time, starting with the worst eye first. This was so they could see how I heal so they can then slightly adjust the amount they laser off for the second eye. I was really short sighted (-6 and -7!) and had a slight stygmatism in my left eye. After surgery I then had about 20 years of perfect eye sight. It is without doubt the best thing I have ever had done. I did have a few slight side effect, a halo around light at night. Now I'm 46 and in the last year or so I have noticed that I am finding it harder to read small print and last year I went for my 45yr LGV eye sight test and found that although my eyes were still in the legal to drive unaided range they were not as good as they were. I'm now finding that my left eye is getting worse with the stygmatism and I have got myself a set of glasses to give myself 'fighter pilot vision', as I am still legal without. A friend who is 10 yrs older has just had the lens replacement operation and says it is the best thing he had ever done. He has better eyesight now than he ever had in is whole life. I'm now looking into that as glasses and my lifestyle just dont really mix well. As with anything, dont go for the first place that offers you a deal. Look around and if you have friends who have had it done ask for a referal. If I was 23 again I wouldnt bother with laser surgery. I would go direct for the lens replacement. Less side affects or horror stories. And it lasts a lifetime unlike laser surgery.

Congratulation boss!

Damn that looks awesome!!!

Very interesting. Thanks.

Yeah... I have an S5 and it is the nuts....you can expand the memory up to 64 gig with a card, the phone has about 16 gig as well. The camera is something like 16megapixl. The only downside is the latest android update from 4.4kitkat to 5.0 lollypop has made the phone 50%worse. My advice...don't get the software update. Samsung has stopped pushing it out as there were so many complaints. The downside is bloatware..Samsung thinks you want all the shit the shove on it that unless you are a mental 15yr old geek you will never need or use. They don't let you get rid of it though so it eats up the 16gig operating memory.

I'm a fire fighter in London. Our helmets have 2 visors, a heat reflective gold one that covers all the face and a smaller one that covers just the eyes. At a station I used to be at a few years ago one of the guv'nors got all bent out of shape and lost his sense of humour over knobs being drawn on lockers so he had a big chunder about it....so the lads drew a big knob on his gold visor and 2 small knobs on his eye visors... It was hilarious at the first job he went to after that....everyone was waiting for him to pull his visor down. Laugh...we almost shat a kidney! Now I check my visor before every shout....just incase...lol.

I think I win the prize.... mine has been off the road since 2008. And yes it is a Soarer but same difference. But back on the road this year, soon hopefully.

Thread revival time..... Are the original mounting holes so far out that you need the seat rail adaptors?

I destroyed my knee 10 years ago. I went skiing and dislocated it, shattering the left hand side of the joint as the left folded in that direction and tore all 4 cruciate ligaments. I had I op in Italy where I did it, then 2 ops over here...the first was royally fucked up by the clown NHS surgeon. I'm a fire fighter and ex soldier, and after I pointed out that there was still 25mm of movement in the joint after he operated on my while my leg was locked his reply was...'so?? You can still walk!' W anker!. A year or so passed and then I found a mad genius who gave me 4 new ligaments from some dead bloke and then broke my entire lower leg off fromt the knee joint and reangled the knee joint so I'm now walking on an undamaged part. As I saw, that was 10 years ago. I'm still a fire fighter, and I can run. Get a swiss ball and a home TRX kit, with those 2 bits of kit you will be able to do all the rehab work and muscle building you could ever want for a fraction of the price of gym membership. Best of luck mate, it may be a long haul but you will get there.

Ciao e benvenuto al club. Che cosa di Supra voi hanno?