Recent content by aswearing

Not sure if this has been posted here, causing a bit of a buzz on the interweb though...

If anyone can find this I will be pleased, I saw a program where a Japanese (I believe) drifter started a donut then opened the window, and sat on the door (left foot feathering the throttle) and continued to drift while winking at the ladies. Decent skill...

If you do something enough times it becomes second nature, which I'm pretty sure happens when you learn to drive. Think back to your driving lesson and I'm sure you weren't allowed to even turned the ignition without being belted up!! (unless you're a golden oldie... :cheesy:)

This website has a Daewoo section: http://www.sharkracing.com/acecart/bin/shop.cgi?action=list&cate=020100000 Hope that helps

Not particularly. Turbo it if you're changing the engine, and uprate the internals.

Hope I'm not steering the thread away, but why do certain filters need oiling?

Welcome to Torquecars! Have a look through some threads and keep posting until you get to ten then show us your car. GTI Mk3 isn't bad for your first(ish) car :lol: what plans, if any, do you have for this car? And let us know more about your project :amuse:

Go to a breakers yard and find an SRI then rummage for the interior. I had the Corsa B but iirc the sxi/sri had different dials, gearknob and trim parts. Not sure about your seats but the sxi/sri might have better bolster support. Flocking is a good idea, will cost you around £110 for the...

Had one as a passenger once, the driver handled it rather well but the lad in the back with me dropped a brick! Was gripping the seats and everything haha. Not too long ago I had my discs replaced and a jammed piston freed at the local garage, all was well until I noticed a judder in the...

Probably, I just wouldn't take all of the caliper apart to clean it

Haha I'll be shameless...painted calipers :embarrest:

Recent posts are horrific!! haha

True, bless them for filling slots on daytime television!!

Haha very true, the cars fine pretty much. A few superficial scratches that will buff out, and a slight dint from where he faceplanted the door. Again nothing a size 10 won't sort out. Thanks pal

:lol: I agree to an extent, the actions of a biker (not pointing fingers at the majority) can be rash and dangerous. But the consequences are much more severe when compared to a car which has crumple zones. Bikers' crumple zones are their face. What got me the most is although the bloke never...