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Nic Barnes

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22nd Nov 15 at 20:52

quote:
Originally posted by Andrew
I run ECP, have done for a while. No squeaks and very responsive. Not over priced either.

I put Pagid on both my last Peugeots after reviews on here. Feel very budget and a little bit sticky. I don't think i will use again.

but will fit a jinyu tyre to your car because the only point of contact between your vehicle and the road surface is not important to you

Steve

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22nd Nov 15 at 20:55

As if Andrew is going to be able to tell the minute differences between pads.

"Feel very budget" wtf, explain how a pad "feels very budget" and stick for that matter.

Andrew

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22nd Nov 15 at 21:04

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by Andrew
I run ECP, have done for a while. No squeaks and very responsive. Not over priced either.

I put Pagid on both my last Peugeots after reviews on here. Feel very budget and a little bit sticky. I don't think i will use again.
but will fit a jinyu tyre to your car because the only point of contact between your vehicle and the road surface is not important to you

Needed tyres fitting ASAP as my current were worn to the limit. Tell me what's better, illegal tyres or budgets fitted at any location.

I'll be honest, i don't trust the jinyu tyres but at the moment are doing a very good job. So why change them?

Andrew

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22nd Nov 15 at 21:06

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
As if Andrew is going to be able to tell the minute differences between pads.

"Feel very budget" wtf, explain how a pad "feels very budget" and stick for that matter.

Steve,

I drive a lot, i'd like to think i know what a good quality pad feels like.
Did you not build a track car but not have the balls to take it out on track?

I rest my case.

--ToM--

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22nd Nov 15 at 21:10

Mr money bags who is a complete minge bag when it comes to buying anything at all from bank account charges to tyres. The only thing you seem to like to pay through the nose for is tax mr 40%.

Andrew

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22nd Nov 15 at 21:18

Tom,

Please confirm every cash job goes through you accounts? I guarantee it does not!

IvIarkgraham

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Registered: 27th Mar 04
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22nd Nov 15 at 21:29

has a fleet though

--ToM--

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:06

quote:
Originally posted by Andrew
Tom,

Please confirm every cash job goes through you accounts? I guarantee it does not!

Of course it does........ As an MOT which you don't pay vat on

Nic Barnes

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:23

I pay tax

--ToM--

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:25

So do I, too much

Nic Barnes

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:27

I don't know, mine is worked out by my company. It changes every month depending on bonuses and commissions. I feel I pay a fair amount of tax and I can also still buy Michelin tyres and pay £15 a month for a joint bank account at Halifax including phone, travel and break down cover.

IvIarkgraham

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:28

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
I don't know, mine is worked out by my company. It changes every month depending on bonuses and commissions. I feel I pay a fair amount of tax and I can also still buy Michelin tyres and pay £15 a month for a joint bank account at Halifax including phone, travel and break down cover.

you are obviously on at least £80k a year

--ToM--

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:29

But you don't own a cat c puma and intend on building a 15k garage to keep it in

Nic Barnes

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:30

quote:
Originally posted by --ToM--
But you don't own a cat c puma and intend on building a 15k garage to keep it in

i realise I must try harder in life.

--ToM--

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:32

All this unnecessary spending on flashy tyres and bank accounts, knock it on the head and you too can enjoy the finer things in life.

Nic Barnes

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:34

Ok. I am going to sulk in the corner for a bit and take a look at the miserable life I have without a scrap puma. Thanks for the advice guys.

--ToM--

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22nd Nov 15 at 22:37

Ben G

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23rd Nov 15 at 10:23

Went for mtec drilled and grooved and textar e-pads in the end. Was going to go for drilled only but was worried about cracks forming.

Steve

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23rd Nov 15 at 11:12

Drove into work fast this morning via the public roads, I can now announce that I own a fast road car.

chris_uk

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23rd Nov 15 at 13:07

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Drove into work fast this morning via the public roads, I can now announce that I own a fast road car.

you fucking rebel!

Steve

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23rd Nov 15 at 13:25

What mods or performance packages do you think such a car and driving style would require?

I see lots of items advertised as fast road use, eg fast road cam, fast road pads, etc.

Now that I am driving on roads in a fast manner do you think these items are urgently required in my motor vehicle?

Thank you

chris_uk

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23rd Nov 15 at 13:41

defiantly

Ben G

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23rd Nov 15 at 15:30

Ben G

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23rd Nov 15 at 15:31

quote:
Originally posted by chris_uk
defiantly

chris_uk

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23rd Nov 15 at 16:48

noted

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