Malt House meet Thurs. 12th July

[Wardy]

Originally Posted by gav_vrs

no worries will bring it besides ya cannot install it on another laptop so ya will have to get yer hand in yer pocket

Cheers for that. I'm on the UK-MKIVs group buy for the pukka Ross-Tech cables, so that should sort it in future

Steve

[ChrisRs]

Originally Posted by Shaun L

I should be able to pop up, I have money left over before I get paid

Your round then Shaun

[vRSLen]

Originally Posted by Shaun L

I should be able to pop up, I have money left over before I get paid

So, the drinks are on you then Shaun

[redbaron]

will try and make it if i escape work on time.

[redbaron]

but wont be in a micra

[Shaun L]

Originally Posted by vRSLen

So, the drinks are on you then Shaun

On all £2.75 and my full tank haha

[Wardy]

Blimey, £2.75? How small is the tank on the PD100???!



Steve

[vRSLen]

Can we syphon some off then Shaun, for the Honda crew?

[yellowcupra]

I am working in Halifax tomorrow so if i am still in the area at around 7.00pm i will call in. Can bring the VAGCOM and ecu equipment if it helps anyone.

[Loz]

I have borrowed sat nav, so all being well I will be able to make it, unless TomTom wants to take me through a river or up a mountain instead.....

[Wardy]

Originally Posted by yellowcupra

I am working in Halifax tomorrow so if i am still in the area at around 7.00pm i will call in. Can bring the VAGCOM and ecu equipment if it helps anyone.

Always good to have more than one VAG-COMmer

Hope to see you there.
Steve

[Wardy]

Originally Posted by Loz

I have borrowed sat nav, so all being well I will be able to make it, unless TomTom wants to take me through a river or up a mountain instead.....

The postcode is spot on for the pub Loz, so you'll have no trouble with Mr TomTom. Worked fine on mine last month. Off the M62, turn left and it's a straight road (well, actually fairly wiggly in places, but you know what I mean! )

Steve

[Neo_VR]

Originally Posted by Wardy

The postcode is spot on for the pub Loz, so you'll have no trouble with Mr TomTom. Worked fine on mine last month. Off the M62, turn left and it's a straight road (well, actually fairly wiggly in places, but you know what I mean! )

Steve

Yes.. everyone going that way keep a look out for the Neo_VR™ bridgestone S02 rubber marks. after having to emergency brake from xxxmph coz of a fecking sheep!

[Neo_VR]

Originally Posted by Loz

I have borrowed sat nav, so all being well I will be able to make it, unless TomTom wants to take me through a river or up a mountain instead.....

Wow... dedication, nice 130mile round trip

[Loz]

Originally Posted by Neo_VR

Wow... dedication, nice 130mile round trip

thanks for that, you just put me off!!

[ric04vrs]

Originally Posted by Loz

thanks for that, you just put me off!!

M55, M61 to the end , M60/M62 towards Leeds , come off at Junction 22 , turn left off slip road and follow the road for about 4? miles , pub on the left

[Wardy]

Originally Posted by Neo_VR

Yes.. everyone going that way keep a look out for the Neo_VR™ bridgestone S02 rubber marks. after having to emergency brake from xxxmph coz of a fecking sheep!

Tell me about it , that bloody road! Went to meet Chris there the Sat after the last meet, to get some bits. Came round the first bend, where there's a layby on both sides, to find a bloke doing a 5-point turn in the middle of the road in his Astra van, on his phone!! - cue heavy braking and heading for the nearside layby! So you'll probably see some remnants of my tyres on your way too...

Some people

[Wardy]

Originally Posted by ric04vrs

M55, M61 to the end , M60/M62 towards Leeds , come off at Junction 22 , turn left off slip road and follow the road for about 4? miles , pub on the left

Oh, and take care as you leave the M62 junction. It's a fairly short sliproad, ending with a T-junction, complete with cattle grid! Not really what you expect the first time you leave there.

Steve

[anonymouse]

Originally Posted by Wardy

Tell me about it , that bloody road! Went to meet Chris there the Sat after the last meet, to get some bits. Came round the first bend, where there's a layby on both sides, to find a bloke doing a 5-point turn in the middle of the road in his Astra van, on his phone!! - cue heavy braking and heading for the nearside layby! So you'll probably see some remnants of my tyres on your way too...

Some people

Question is - was that before or after the :-

• Factory xenons
• Sunroof
• Cruise control, a la Stu
• Eibach Pro-Kit springs, with Koni FSD dampers
• Jabba rear ARB
• Uprated front bushes (Cupra to the rear of front wishbone, Powerflex to the front)
• Green panel filter
• PD160 intake
• Front mudflaps
• OEM headlamp protectors
• Osram Diadem indicator bulbs all round
• Dension IceLink+
• Nokia CK-7W BT carkit
• Interior map lights replaced with Philips BlueVision bulbs (W5W fitment)
• S2000 stubby aerial
• Aero wipers, front and rear
• Private plate (not the one pictured )
• Briskoda sticker!

Happening:

• Facelift rear lights
• 312mm front brake upgrade, definitely with Ferodo DS2500 pads. Disc choice undecided
  Sachs uprated "organic" clutch
• Philips X-treme H7 main beam upgrade
• Philips BlueVision sidelight upgrade

In other wardys - is the car better now in such circumstances or not

[Wardy]

It was before Val. And clearly, the suspension elements would have only been relevant here!

Oh, and perhaps the 312mm brakes, but I've not collected those yet

So, in conclusion, yes, the car is now undoubtedly more adept at avoiding moronic Astra drivers.

HTH,
Steve

P.S. Where's your entry in 'Member's Cars' anyway?