I'm in. Cya boys there.

Funny how people EOI'd on the poll, but now people have not EOI'd when the price officially came out.

Perhaps there's just too many GB's going on at one time?

@ Leez (aka Aaron) - No, it won't stink it out permanently. I meant on initial contact, as it is a very strong chemical. It will stink for about 10 minutes while it works itself in (even though you just spray on, leave for 10 seconds) and then wipe off). After which, it is odourless. This product do...

Hi all, Sorry for being absent lately. I'm back now. And boy, I'm really quite surprised at the level of interest :) So as you all may know, this product (Dash Dandy) was shown at the National Meet back in October. I have personally used it, and still use it. It is a fantastic product manufactured i...

Hi Al, He does strictly panel work and paint as he is a small panel beater shop. His shop is too small to do installation of accesories and servicing/repair work. You would probably be better off going around to a local mechanic workshop, or performance centre like Chasers Motorworks - they speciali...

Closer to home, my friend owns a panel beating shop in Mitcham, and I can happily recommend him. He takes care of all the cars in his hands and his small shop means the quality is good, and he takes time to get things right :) He colour matched and installed my spolier - perfect fit, perfect colour ...

Currently thinking of a BMW E60 525i :) Can't afford the new model F10 528i. But I agree with the majority, FT86 (Having worked for Toyota) is definitely coming and would definitely be on my mind. Another one I thought of was the Skyline V36/G37. But being an import only car for now, that has been a...

CRC generally make good products. They are also generally safe from all the products I've used by them. I do have a feeling this one is a gimmick though. I see no point in cleaning the MAF sensor, as if it is functioning, you should have a stable idle and stable air intake under load. That's my opin...

Yup. Zymol One heck of a product.

Spotted cjsig at Shoppingtown tonight.

*waves* Hello Sigid I left you something on your windscreen... did you get it?

Yes. Plastic welding would be the way to go, or if it is small you might even get away with plastic bonding repair kits. There should be somewhere in your country that does these minor repairs. There are plenty here in Melbourne.

I agree with Tadz, completely. I have NEVER had any problems with Asus laptops. I use and recommend Asus to everybody, and nobody has ever complained after years of recommending products for IT.

Yes. Could be either faulty battery, weak battery or dead starter motor. Try all those first. Testing it, should have no less than 9V on start up.... minimal high 8's with weak and long crank. Optimal around 10-11V. Then test each individual cell for a charge - 2V+ in each should be (6 cells). Then ...

;) Well..... 2 factors come up here imho. Firstly, when they drain the oil - they really don't have the time to wait for all the old oil to drain out - so it'll start partially black. I also am led to believe that synthetically fortified is NOT a synthetic oil. In all my research, it's just the same...

Deary deary me. Looks like we'll be shelving this GB forever. Thank you Ofey though for organising this.