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Badman gee

Hello everyone...Laura here (John's wife for those who dont know me!) I hate to be a nag...but....... For those of you having lunch at the Saturday lunch stop could you please ensure you have £6pp (£12 per couple) ready to hand over on the Saturday morning to either myself or John. This will help u...

Badman gee

Took your advice and jumped in - I bought the Maguiars Gold wash and wax. I thought claying might be a risky business so I hung back but now that you all alerted me to the roughness of the paint I can't help noticing it!! I'll end up doing that sooner or later. They say old habits die hard and I ne...

Badman gee

hornel Z3M wrote:Tut tut Badman gee it should be 2 buckets

they wont fit in the boot, with all the other stuff!

i hope to at last put some photos of her on hear soon!

at last!

Badman gee

just finished a wash an polish,

will be bringing bucket, sponge (new one!) soap, quick detailer, cloths, polish.

the nice man at the b and b said i can use his hose and water!

quick detail early sat or late fri!

badman

Badman gee

hornel Z3M wrote:They are stuck on the lever so unscrew the button and twist and twist and twist until it comes off. Dont forget to pull the gaitor up first.and if you are keeping the existing one then snip the tie off and re-tie to the new handbrake . simples

Thank you sir

Badman gee

Naeem, was it easy to fit the handbrake handle?

how did you remove the original one?

many thanks

mark

Badman gee

be good to see some pictures of your handy work.

Badman gee

thanks ian, will try that out myself.

mark

Badman gee

hello,

whats the rough cost?

Many thanks

Mark

Badman gee

Z3cade wrote:4 runs for us please... the normal two then the other two where i get you all lost

lost and out of petrol

Badman gee

Any thoughts on this,

waxoyl etc.

thanks

Badman gee

Hello all,

I have a storm handbrake lever to replace my oem one.

Could anyone advise me on the fitting process please.

many thanks

mark

Badman gee

very strange

Badman gee

Phil wrote:
Badman gee wrote:looks good, cant wait
You're on the 'Cat and Fiddle' this coming weekend arent you?
See you then as well.

oh yes , look forward to meeting and chatting with you phil

Badman gee

both runs please

Badman gee

castle rising is worth a visit, and wolferton station

Badman gee

looks good, cant wait

Badman gee

offyourmarks wrote:What, this one?

yes that one!

Badman gee

good stuff

Badman gee

Thanks again Ian,

Spoke to my insurance company regarding the pads.

They wont charge me, but have included it on the policy.

That is the only modification i have.

Mark

Badman gee

hard to find in that condition. apart from the one that went for 2 or 3 grand less with 5000 on the clock.

looked unused !!!

Badman gee

claying as and when required, for me only a couple of times a year.

Badman gee

thanks Ian,

will speak to them first

Mark.

Badman gee

Once you've washed the alloys in future, try spraying on a layer of Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection, leave it for up to an hour then buff off. It makes removing grime a lot less harmful to the surface of your alloys if time is of the essence and you haven't a hose, shampoo and brush handy. Thanks, ...

Badman gee

Jonttt wrote:3rded here

ps I have seen people get a bucket of water out of their boot, I kid you not

I can believe it. id do the same

Badman gee

Hello,

Is there a requirement to inform your insurance company if you fit the ebc red or yellow brake pads?

Thanks

Badman gee

The 1 series m looks amazing! i thought so too. :D http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/zz31/canmanz3/CIMG0887.jpg http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/zz31/canmanz3/CIMG0886.jpg http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/zz31/canmanz3/CIMG0880.jpg http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/zz31/canmanz3/CIMG0879.jpg ...

Badman gee

The 1 series m looks amazing!

Badman gee

good stuff Karl,

they are there to be driven!

Mark

Badman gee

that is amazing, thanks for posting this.

so many garage queens!

i would have creamed my y fronts in there!!

Badman gee

Funds sent, many thanks.

Mark

Badman gee

thanks to you both

mark

Badman gee

Hello all, just after some info. spent a good few hours detailing the beast on fri and sat last week before the Rutland meet. Car looked lovelly. drove to site and dead flies and brake dust spoiled the finish. is there a good product that i can whip out from the boot with a cloth and give it a once ...

Badman gee

Any chance of a late entry? have send you a pm.

thanks

mark

Badman gee

Yes sounds a good idea,

would like a good chat with plenty of photos!

Badman gee

Fantastic day yesterday, will take a lot to beat that for a first meet.

Loved every minute, today seems boring compared to yesterday

Need to have another meet.

ps loved to see the Z1, never seen one before.

Badman gee

Thanks C_W

Ive red reports that the yellow pads cause disc wear, and produce more dust than the red pads?

im only using oem discs. They dont need replacing yet.

Is there a big difference between the yellow and red?

Many thanks

Mark

Badman gee

thanks

Badman gee

The M is a different beast, if you get a good one they are not fragile at all.

the secret is to find a well kept example and look after it.

not cheap to run but will bring a smile to your face every time you turn the key!! (as long as it starts!!!)

Badman gee

nice pics,

used the same stuff, two coats applied after two coats of super resin polish.

rain just falls off the body, car dries without a smear in the wind.

very good stuff.

shame it doesn't stop stone chips, just had spoiler resprayed 2 weeks ago, 1 chip already

Mark

Badman gee

Hello,

has anyone used this?

Many thanks

mark

Badman gee

thanks liam it was great,

tori nice car, good to meet you two.

naeem nice car,

all nice cars , good to see a z1!

mark

Badman gee

hello,

the key is to remove any proofer that may be present.

if not the dye cannot soak in and penetrate the material.

i had this issue, the dye just ran off the surface.

mark

ps john 1950 i mixed the products and the results were very good.

Badman gee

Hello all,

Anybody using the EBC Red stuff pads?

If so is there a requirement to upgrade you oem disc's before fitting these?

Also if you have the Red stuff pads, do you notice a difference when braking, and dust levels?

many thanks

Mark

Badman gee

Looks good, did the same thing myself.

Only applied one coat, will need to do another.

Mark

Badman gee

yellow peril wrote:Hi
Am I to late to order coffee. I have just discovered this cruise and would love to come along and get some oil pumping through the vanos. Hopefully I will have some company along for the ride.

shouldnt be a problem. You can always bring a flask

The more the better.

Badman gee

Looking forward to it,

Spent a good few hours cleaning the car.

Badman gee

Good stuff,

Liam, what time you leaving peterborough?

I will meet you if ok.

Mark

Badman gee

:d :d :d :d :d

Badman gee

Hello,

Does anybody know or recommend anybody in the peterborough/cambridgeshire area that replaces these?

Many thanks

Mark

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