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and what speed are you supposed to be getting with your broadband? 10mb? Oh ye forgot to mention, this can screw it up so might want to try what they call "Rebuilding AOL adapter" XP here Vista/7 here

pft lightweight ( -4*C in carpark according to ze thermometer, and aparently a -8*C feel's like temp! ) im on bike this morning

http://www.speedtest.net run a speed test, work out what you should be getting and see what you are getting... if its "Upto 8MB" broadband, expect 5/6mb anymore is a bonus, if thats ok do a check in the evening, if still comes out ok, it might be down to your router

i hate the f'in things.. Square back tyres and pointy fronts guaranteed!

http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/corporate/tourism.nsf/Attractions+by+name?openview List of stuff there in and around Warwickshire If your the peaceful kind, hire a boat in stratford and have a relaxing row down the river. Oh and shakespear museum/place

Think this picture sums it up nicely lol. Electric vehicles are no greener than petrol or diesel.

thats cresent suzuki in verwood ent it?

rofl ahh the good old classic cartoons aye!

forgot i got a guard chuck aswell.. evil $&(*%^$% son of a £%@*

run ya lawnmower on it

may be the point Matt , but could have been put a little better dont you think , we didnt jump on you when you replied in the pic section we want to encourage members to post not turn them away Yeaaah went to remove that post but was already gone hehe

was the picture taken this month, if not remove it as it goes against the rules

I think there needs to be a few more categories on here, you know, few things to get people to come on here, view the forum, post etc I got a few ideas up my sleeve that will really help the forum out

weres he live?

anyone want this damn seat? lol

Also if you want to remove it from current topics your watching, go here /search?search_id=watchsearch# Select all and then "Stop watching topics"

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tell ya the truth chad, i didnt cut that can i cut my other one i made. That full length one is actually for sale pretty cheap

Oh and remember stainless cans are pretty soft, so better to cut them with a dremel to avoid damaging them

How to stubby an exhaust What you will need:- Exhaust ready to stubby Jubilee clips ( aka hose clips, sizes that are big enough to go round your can so around 110mm ) Masking tape Dremel or SHARP hack saw Stainless steel rivets Rivet gun Drill Drill bits ( just bigger than the center of the rivets ) How To:- First off try to remember why your cutting the can. If your after a bit more power down low, then leave the can full length. Longer can = Power down low, Shorter can = Power top end. If your after more sound, better look or a little more top end ( or more than one of them ) then carry on. So here we go. 400mm can is what i started with ( one of my own anyway ) Looks a bit like this. Take the rocket launcher your planning on cutting down and mask it off. This is where the brain comes into its own. If the exhaust is not damaged but you want to stubby it, try and keep the size around 300mm for the best of both worlds ( will be nice sound at low revs, not too loud but loud enough to be heard, yet scream its tits off at top end ) plus at that length you can still get away with a baffle without it running like a bag of shit if need be So after masking the can off you should have something that looks like this. Now comes the good bit! Grab your drill, and slowly drill the centre of the rivets out till the head separates from the rivet itself. Do this to all of the rivets on one side of the can only! ( i recommend the INLET side of the can as this can be hidden easier if you poop it up a bit ) Once all the heads are off the rivets, pull the cap off but take care. You should now end up with a can in 2 or possibly 3 pieces. usually the end cap will come off leaving the perforated tube still attached to the other end of the can with the packing etc still in place. If this is the case then the jobs just got easier! Where you placed the tape in first step, put 2 jubilee clips over it but leave a gap big enough to get a hacksaw/dremel in. This is the easiest way to get a crisp, clean cut without damaging the can ( hence the tape under the clips ) Cut between the clips , turning the can around to make it easier as you cut through. Once done, tape the end of the can where you just cut and mark holes ready to drill for the rivets. Make these holes the same size as the rivets your using so there a good tight fit with less chance of blowing. Line it all up, wack the rivets in and you should end up with a nice stubby can! Try to keep the sizes to the nearest 50mm. So 250mm, 300mm, 350mm, 400mm. I wouldn't recommend going any smaller than 250mm unless you want to make more enemies than friends. If anyone gets stuck feel free to ask and i will try to explain it in proper English and not my dodgy version of the language!! And remember, stubby can will loose low end but possibly gain a bit up top! If the can is damaged to the extent that you end up with a can smaller than 250mm then buy a new sleeve and packing if needed and start from there!

shotgun

show off :P nice 1098 though

a z1000

aye had one just as quick as a R6 hehe