Aquil,some Castle and X type pics for you....
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Aquill, You said you were into castles so here is a link to the pics of my weekend away, there are some in there with castles.50 yards from the cottage we stayed at was an 11th Century church but I couldnt get any pics beside it as there was a big wall infront of it.It was a good weekend,no shops in the village, 1 pub and a duckpond.My son made the mistake of feeding them bread and weetabix on the first night and each morning after that we were woken at about 5am by ducks tapping on the door and quacking for their breakfast.
X type and Castles
X type and Castles
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2 questions Buck - How do you like your new exhaust, and WTH is that 3-wheeled thing in your pic's? It looks like a huge sidecar without the motorcycle attached!!
2 questions Buck - How do you like your new exhaust, and WTH is that 3-wheeled thing in your pic's? It looks like a huge sidecar without the motorcycle attached!!
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The new exhaust is great.Over 300 miles on a tank when cruising but only 17 (UK) mpg around town due to constantly blipping the throttle to hera the deep roar.Feels slightly more torquey too.
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The rear valence was bought from a dealers new parts "bin" and came complete with the sensors when I upgraded.Turns out at my 70k service the other week the Jag guy servicing the car (from another forum) tells me its off a diesel hence the lack of space to clean the top of the exhaust tips.Both petrol and diesel look similar even though petrol has 2 tips.
The valence needed to be cut (as it would have had to be even if it was a petrol valence) but this was simple job and the sensor wires were pushed backwards and secured so as not to get too near the exhausts.
The valence needed to be cut (as it would have had to be even if it was a petrol valence) but this was simple job and the sensor wires were pushed backwards and secured so as not to get too near the exhausts.
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I can't believe that they put the Subaru WRX in the same list with that orange thing, and they both got the same # of bag?
I can't believe that they put the Subaru WRX in the same list with that orange thing, and they both got the same # of bag?
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I think the Subaru's ok although mabe not maybe from a looks point of view, more power n handling...........still, give me an EVO anyday.
My bro in law brought over an EVO 6 the other week........had a blast...........man that car is wicked, especially with those sticky tyres.......GRIPPPPPPPP for ever
Love it
JC
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