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Yep, full name ct-1

I used to recommend homebase roof and gutter but it failed, but ct1 is the best you'll get, sets quick and will last forever, get it at edmundson electrical (only place I've seen it) or maybe screwfix too... Comes in clear, White or black, trust me, it works!!

That'll be a no then??

Yeah it was, I'm working near Guildford if you're close by, seats are still there...

i just threw my seats out with one on it, want me to look in skip and see if still there? was in perfect nick and i'm working in surrey if you're close by?!?!

i'm away from home until next thursday :( so i have to wait...

two bolts from inside the arch area

just drop them fully, you will always say once lowered if you've not, 'oh, i wish i put it that litle bit lower', you will keep saying that until it can go down no more!! leave the rear adjusters in though

£200 for bearings

number plate says it all really...

So a hacksaw and A stock and dye and voilà, short shifter with a pool ball!! Cheers buddy

Space out, lower, and semi slicks

How does it attach, screw, push/pull, grub screw?? Looking at getting pool ball drilled out as there is guy offering this service!! Hopefully it's screw on lol!! Cheers

Hi mate, sorry can't respond via pm, on phone and only got part of website, full site is slow as... Tomorrow night around eight ok?? Cheers

Is tomorrow night anygood, how far are you from weybridge as I'm picking up a netbook from tesco there, £142.30 which is a bargain in Anybodys book 07849392937 Cheers Stewart

I'd take and pick up Thursday if above disnae have it...

How long how long lol

Where abouts are you, maybe someone can help with vagcom... Sorry if it says at side, I'm on phone and it doesn't show me :(

Try use 6 I think it is on the battery box, I had the same and turned out to be hairline crack, 40A weird looking flat metal fuse (frying pan shaped each end) there was a spare 50A fuse on position 4, I stuck it on 6 to see if it worked and it did, £2.50 from dealer

I've driven mine for 5 months with no power steering and no abs, it's lowered around 70 with 205 profile tyres, yes it is a bit of a pain to park but I don't mind, i would like itfixedthough lol... Luckily after 4 months of driving the abs turned out to be a fuse, let's hope my steering failure is the angle sensor

Even though it looks ok you should get under it with a pry bar!! I bought my car with a knock and the guy said his mechanic changed ball joints, drop links, spring and top mounts, five mins of investigation from me and found it was a knackered strut!! I also chained top mount bearings as the cages were only half full lol...

Presuming the mounts are tight I'd say wrong size bushes, iirc there are 4 different sizes :(

Using a spare key switch the ignition on. Insert the key to be programmed into the driver’s door lock. Manually lock the driver’s door using the key. Press the Lock or Unlock button on the fob once. Wait for a least one second. Press the Lock or Unlock button on the fob twice. The vehicle horn will sound to indicate correct programming. This should work if you have both keys