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Mark I will take one this weekend if you get them in :)See you on Saturday for breakfast, if I can get up in time.

Welcome, i'm not far from Guildford myself, I think you should ask for push pins for the rear mudflap holes, but other than that the car is worth every penny. I wouldn't get any paint sealant crap if they offer you it. Can have your car detailed with Gtechnic for the same price. Not a lot else i can think of.But enjoy it when you get it what's the waiting like?

Hi Neil,Welcome to the club, I won't be able to Meet you next week but i'm sure I will on the 9th! Enjoy the 86

So my car had it's first service today,Also been in for the following:Dodgy door seal,Squeaky Brakes,Gearbox going stiff again due to cold weather.Apparently all fixed and will be picking it up shortly,Door seal replaced,Brakes lubricated? :S lets hope they still work and i don't oil myself in to a treeGearstick plate readjusted.I was also unfortunately told that my suspension setup has been chewing in to my inside tyre wall.. only by 3mm and i doubt it will chew in to it anymore. Thoughts?

I had a similar thing, not had it since replacing with Koni Shocks, but could be an entirely different issue. Describing a sound in words isn't the easier thing. Your thud could well be different to my thud

I've not seen one either, not driving along anyway that isn't with me at the time.

This is true, and it's a shame that the games which were once good, Battlefield being a prime example are now developed on console and ported, needless to say Battlefield will never be as good as 1942 or 2 was, unless of course EA decide differently. Which they won't as they are money hungry scum. Unlike valve, which is why I love the idea of Steam OS, the only good games on PC currently is DOTA and SC2, which thankfully will never be on console alas RTS and MOBA games will never be ruined.But BF3 and BF4 are still good games, but the lag compensation implemented in to them means that actually, they cannot be played competitively. To the majority of console players of course this doesn't matter. But for PC, Battlefield 2 used to be pretty competitive. Luckily DOTA and many other MOBA's such as LOL has a large competitive following meaning probably at a guess £4million in prize money per year it pushed in to it.I'm not completely hating on consoles, I think they are great for third person shooters, racing and platform. But the rest are better played on PC in my opinion. I only ever used my PS3/Xbox 360 for forza, gt5, gta and rayman pretty much. (Not worth me forking out £400 odd really)

Put it this way, the Steam Systems could potentially be 3-fold the power of a PS4.If you didn't know what onlive was, it was a small program you could run which actually streamed games from a cloud, it kind of flopped though. It is still running though so if you wanted to check it out its here: http://www.onlive.co.uk/Problem was the quality was bad, nobody really had fibre at the time so they limited the quality. It could easily be streamed at 1080 these days making it a much better quality but then the subscription would most likely be higher due to requiring more power in the cloud. It's still cool to have for tablets, you can download an app and get a bluetooth gamepad

they range from i3's with 680 GPU's to Haswell i7's with Titan GPU's in, essentially a high performance PC but in a box the size similar to a PS4 etc. They can only stream from a local network. Onlive was a bit of a flop imho due to quality.

http://store.steampowered.com/livingroom/SteamOS/Steam OS is based around Steam, a program for the PC which you can buy games and they are all stored on steam, the idea of the OS is that you can build your own console of buy one pre-made. They are creating their own operating system for it based on Linux. The benefits Steam OS look good, but it's early days. I hope it takes off as it could potentially bring good competition to Sony and Microsoft :)The Operating System is free to download so when it's released you can have a free console if you have a half decent PC lying around!

Let me know

You can have too much BHP though, you will spoil it with too much power unless you increase the rubber IMHO.

Well my door seal is fixed, brakes also not currently squeaking! and my gearbox currently feels a fair bit better.The cut in to the tyre wall isn't that bad but i do need to decide on either spacers or new wheels!

Theoretically, i'd imagine some internal work would need to be done and you'd most definitely need an aftermarket clutch.

My thoughts are the title is missing a platform!, two infact as the Steam OS is just around the corner..

Will look forward to the results. Have a good one.

I vote for you to send him sideways

welcome Jon, blue isn't a common colour really unlike my white I was going to go for the blue but got persuaded out of it.

I propose a remap, the launch control & full throttle shift can really help in the 0-60 area's consistency... however, lets be fair the car isn't about 0-60 times

Evening and Welcome :)If you're interested our christmas meet details are here: http://www.gt86.org.uk/forums/forum/general/events/4163-official-club-christmas-meet-14th-15th-december

Glad to hear you got them fitted ok, are you keeping these on over the winter months?

Was good to meet faces again, I feel the Rob triangle went better than expected!

Glad to hear your got the stickers ok