Your frivolous purchases, stuff you don't need...
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MagicalTrevor said:
RoverP6B said:
Oh, now that is lovely...
To the gent with the Sagaris: as ugly as it is IMO, there's something indefinably cool about it. Those sideways exhausts are just bonkers.
That's fighting talk round these parts!To the gent with the Sagaris: as ugly as it is IMO, there's something indefinably cool about it. Those sideways exhausts are just bonkers.
He's entitled to his opinion though. I confess that when I bought the Sagaris, I bought it *despite* its looks rather than because of them. The looks have since grown on me though.
JonRB said:
MagicalTrevor said:
RoverP6B said:
Oh, now that is lovely...
To the gent with the Sagaris: as ugly as it is IMO, there's something indefinably cool about it. Those sideways exhausts are just bonkers.
That's fighting talk round these parts!To the gent with the Sagaris: as ugly as it is IMO, there's something indefinably cool about it. Those sideways exhausts are just bonkers.
He's entitled to his opinion though. I confess that when I bought the Sagaris, I bought it *despite* its looks rather than because of them. The looks have since grown on me though.
Pistonheaders I need your help!
I frivolously want to buy some headphones, but i now cant find them anywhere.
They were a set of over/on ear brushed metal and i think wood/dark leather for the around your head bit.
Were made buy a company i havent heard of before, but aesthetically they looked amazing.
I saw them advertised on selfridges website about 3 months ago, and they were £300 approx, any ideas?!
I frivolously want to buy some headphones, but i now cant find them anywhere.
They were a set of over/on ear brushed metal and i think wood/dark leather for the around your head bit.
Were made buy a company i havent heard of before, but aesthetically they looked amazing.
I saw them advertised on selfridges website about 3 months ago, and they were £300 approx, any ideas?!
Shamu said:
Pistonheaders I need your help!
I frivolously want to buy some headphones, but i now cant find them anywhere.
They were a set of over/on ear brushed metal and i think wood/dark leather for the around your head bit.
Were made buy a company i havent heard of before, but aesthetically they looked amazing.
I saw them advertised on selfridges website about 3 months ago, and they were £300 approx, any ideas?!
Bang and Olufsen?I frivolously want to buy some headphones, but i now cant find them anywhere.
They were a set of over/on ear brushed metal and i think wood/dark leather for the around your head bit.
Were made buy a company i havent heard of before, but aesthetically they looked amazing.
I saw them advertised on selfridges website about 3 months ago, and they were £300 approx, any ideas?!
SpudLink said:
How does this differ from epoxy putty like Milliput ? Does it stay flexible once set? I was only told about the Milliput recently by a work colleague and it's been franticly useful initially bought to make a bracket to mount a dashcam to the front of my rear view mirror. Edited by wseed on Sunday 19th October 19:26
wseed said:
SpudLink said:
How does this differ from epoxy putty like Milliput ? Does it stay flexible once set? I was only told about the Milliput recently by a work colleague and it's been franticly useful initially bought to make a bracket to mount a dashcam to the front of my rear view mirror. Edited by wseed on Sunday 19th October 19:26
Well I bought a set of AVO steel coil overs for the 40, they were the recommended shock for the chassis but for me they just didn't cut the mustard, sent them back and upgraded to shiney aluminium ones, completely unnecessary and I'm sure my driving ability won't notice much difference but look how pretty they are oh and a set of orange springs to accompany them too....
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Hoonigan said:
Well I bought a set of AVO steel coil overs for the 40, they were the recommended shock for the chassis but for me they just didn't cut the mustard, sent them back and upgraded to shiney aluminium ones, completely unnecessary and I'm sure my driving ability won't notice much difference but look how pretty they are oh and a set of orange springs to accompany them too....
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Hoonigan said:
Well I bought a set of AVO steel coil overs for the 40, they were the recommended shock for the chassis but for me they just didn't cut the mustard, sent them back and upgraded to shiney aluminium ones
I hope you checked that AVO will still be able to service them in 5 years time... and did you remember to ask them for tips on how to maintain them to a good enough standard to be serviced?ChemicalChaos said:
Hoonigan said:
Well I bought a set of AVO steel coil overs for the 40, they were the recommended shock for the chassis but for me they just didn't cut the mustard, sent them back and upgraded to shiney aluminium ones
I hope you checked that AVO will still be able to service them in 5 years time... and did you remember to ask them for tips on how to maintain them to a good enough standard to be serviced?Shamu said:
Pistonheaders I need your help!
I frivolously want to buy some headphones, but i now cant find them anywhere.
They were a set of over/on ear brushed metal and i think wood/dark leather for the around your head bit.
Were made buy a company i havent heard of before, but aesthetically they looked amazing.
I saw them advertised on selfridges website about 3 months ago, and they were £300 approx, any ideas?!
Are they these?I frivolously want to buy some headphones, but i now cant find them anywhere.
They were a set of over/on ear brushed metal and i think wood/dark leather for the around your head bit.
Were made buy a company i havent heard of before, but aesthetically they looked amazing.
I saw them advertised on selfridges website about 3 months ago, and they were £300 approx, any ideas?!
http://www.bowers-wilkins.co.uk/Headphones/Headpho...
I have a pair and they are brilliant and yes they are a frivolous purchase.
Last time I spent a stack of money on a fancy gaming keyboard I knocked a glass of wine over it after only a couple of weeks of ownership and killed it stone dead. Also, the keys were starting to wear already (I tend to wear away the letters on keys pretty quickly due to my nails) which was pretty unacceptable.
I use cheap Dell keyboards now as they are cheap as chips and disposable. Ironically, they also tend to last much, much longer on the key letter wearing.
I use cheap Dell keyboards now as they are cheap as chips and disposable. Ironically, they also tend to last much, much longer on the key letter wearing.
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