Yeh I know, coz you quite often park next to me and make my dodgy bodywork look even worse lol.
Cheers for the PM. I'll give him a phone and go see him at the weekend
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Yeh I know, coz you quite often park next to me and make my dodgy bodywork look even worse lol.
Cheers for the PM. I'll give him a phone and go see him at the weekend
Yeh thats the one. Yeh I train every day pretty much.
The car has been my daily driver for the last 4 years and has taken a fair bit of abuse. And since I have a company car now, I thought it would be time to get the bodywork up to scratch.
Haha i wouldnt know who u are if everyone in the gym lined up and i had to pick someone, couldnt tell u. Car looks good tho.
I 'think' I met you at Knockhill. I took some phots of a white Leon and I'm sure you were a passenger in it.
It looks ok when its clean but it has a few wee problems that I want to get sorted. Its around the 240bhp/350lb/ft mark tho and I do 800ish miles a week so its been perfect for that
yeh i was a passenger that was a good 2 years back? was my brothers friends old car, since then hes had an evo 10, golf r32, mazda 3, civic type R is most recent
Yeh was a wee while ago now. I tried to get him to have a wee race in the evo 10 but he was having none of it. If I see u in the gym, I'll give u a shout
No worries champ usually wear black tank tops to the gym haha, if i see ur motor al keep an eye open for ye.
i dont think so, i think if ur letters are uk standard, spacing is correct and location and postcode of maker and also BSA is enscribed i think as long as all that info is there it dont matter abouot the length, after all its all just extra "white space" really, whats the need for it?
Wanted to know so found this;
Not sure what it mean by margin the space from the letter/number to the edge? If so make sure they you have not cut them too short think I remember someone on here doing that once.
DVLA rules for number plates fitted after 1st September 2001
Any number plate made up after 1st September 2001 must be in accordance with the dimensions as below:
Character Height
79 mm
Character Width (except the figure 1 or letter I)
50 mm
Character stroke
14 mm
Space between characters
11 mm
Space between groups
33 mm
Top, bottom, and side margins (minimum)
11 mm
Space between vertical lines
19 mm
http://www.comparenumberplates.co.uk/explore-compare-number-plates/legal-number-plate-display/
Not sure what it mean by margin the space from the letter/number to the edge? If so make sure they you have not cut them too short think I remember someone on here doing that once.
DVLA rules for number plates fitted after 1st September 2001
Any number plate made up after 1st September 2001 must be in accordance with the dimensions as below:
Character Height
79 mm
Character Width (except the figure 1 or letter I)
50 mm
Character stroke
14 mm
Space between characters
11 mm
Space between groups
33 mm
Top, bottom, and side margins (minimum)
11 mm
Space between vertical lines
19 mm
http://www.comparenumberplates.co.uk/explore-compare-number-plates/legal-number-plate-display/
I am not too sure what it means, that is obviously not DVLA website just always thought you had to be careful cutting plates down don't want you getting in trouble again do we!
I've cut down my private plate too. Aslong as the margin either side is the same as the top n bottom margin then it's legal
awesome, not sure if mine is but least its a solid answer, cheers altech, and cheers aimes for keepin me in line haha
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the side covers of the dash board that sit flush to each door pop off and you will see clips that hold the fans in place. undo clips full fans will come out and you will see how they seporate, as for the centre fans, i think u turn them a quarter turn and pull them out but not 100% on tht. good luck.
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