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Jimmy Choo wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2026 10:31 pm My name is Jimmy and I have IBS issues.

Bloody BMW decided to put an intelligent battery sensor in the E60.

The big question is....have you ever charged the battery directly, bypassing the IBS?

"I said I'd keep it forever" said every person who always ends up selling

This is a very EVO-roadtest-esque picture:

Jobbo wrote: Mon Apr 13, 2026 5:28 pm

I still don't understand why the Americans aren't rioting in the street at this point. If crazy gas prices and mocking the church isn't pushing them over the edge....what will? Aren't they both sacrilegious?

It's fine anyway, only 2.5 years more to go

Fucked it. One of the catalytic converters on the Mustang has been damaged for a while and the EML light was on due to the 02 sensor. I decided to replace the cats, and with something slightly better flowing while I'm at it.

The car already had a system that apparently was like straight pipes ...

I mean, it's a start - but I'd rather a full targa top.

I've still absolutely no idea why we never saw an Evora (or yet an Emira) with a removable roof.

Anyone charge from a 3-pin?

I'm still hovvering over a Honda E for the short hack around town, and was planning to 3-pin charge as it'll be more than enough overnight for a 20-mile round trip. That being said, someone on Reddit has his 3-pin plug burnout and lots of "electrical engineers" are ...

Oof.

Although not suprised after he claimed he "Saved NASA" despite trying to slash their budget.

I expected CSL dampers to be mega £££ - as mentioned, CSL tax and all but they're suprisingly reasonable.

On the road soon* - hopefully more than 90miles between the previous MOT's

that M5 looks absolutely monstrous compared to everything around it.

And "take the Shad" ? Eurgh

Keen Gardener?

Mito Man wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2026 4:12 pm But I got to try out the new sandblaster and it came out very nice

I was genuinely suprised how cheap these things were - I was about to reply that surely it's cheaper to pay someone to do it for you....but £100?

Apprently it's much, much better than it used to be. Previously you just had to go in front of the other crew and "catch" any errant...fluids.

"In the tight quarters of Apollo crew capsules, astronauts strapped adhesive-rimmed plastic bags and tubes to themselves whenever they had to defecate or ...

https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/04/01/ ... nlistment/

Too many sick days? Front lines.
Looked at the boss the wrong way? Front lines.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... l-best-buy

Seriously. I won't have it.

@Gavster please step in with your own comparison and right this wrong.

Simon wrote: Wed Apr 01, 2026 9:45 pm Nothing I have posted is AI.

That's what AI would say....

What an incredible thing to see

Woof The hips don't lie. That colour looks great.

Early contender for FECPOTY? Pending approval by @Rich B

jamcg wrote: Sat Mar 28, 2026 8:46 pm Puma ST, reasonably quick, decently practical and easily delivered 46mpg on the way home

10/10 for choice of colour. Nowhere near enough green cars about.

It's quite common. My VXR8 was registered as an automatic, despite being manual.
I think it was my ITR that was registered as Blue or Black, yet was white.