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om nom nom nom TH lines :D G60s steels are 4x100 and look cracking on mk3s (not as good as mk2 but we can't be too picky :p) get a brand new set for £120, or if you peruse a few VW forums (e38, golfgtiforum etc) should be able to to pick up a used set they do look best when you slam the golf...

kinda, except top fuel dragster tyres are 36"x17", the drag radials used in street legal drag racing classes are around 30"x12" so have a much lower contact patch, run much stiffer sidewalls and the rubber compound is totally different

pretty tidy for a 4 year old Canon A510 I reckon

beautiful city, very clean tidy and generally classy definitely go, I can't wait to go back again, and if you're in the old town with cobbled streets looks out for a restaurant called Michelangelo's, simply amazing food

Metallica, because they are God's and I've loved them since I was 10

fail to the nth degreee

law of the internets

they work, suits the look of the rest of the car

STDi

+T5 turbo motor = winner

genius :D more interesting than a day of revising corrosion and failure of components anyway

I'm just surprised people still use faceparty

would probably scare them off

post on OCUK or use search, lost count of how many times people have asked, and it always ends up with people being retarded

the white mk2 on G60 steels, nom nom! also, I spy some serious banding/dish in the first pic :D

Having a potential slipstream is easy, maintaining that slipstream while still controlling the car correctly (in the slipstream there is much less downforce due to lower net airflow under/over the car, making the handling much more tricky especially in a banked corner at 200mph) and also using...

The development of these "dinosaur" engines is huge, if you get a chance read into the Hendrick R07 small block Chevy it's an amazing engine. The same in drag racing, why do we stick to 1960's based pushrod single cam motors? Because they work, and keeps costs down from the ridiculous levels F1...

This is why I shouldn't be pedantic.

They also used apostrophes ;) and capital letters for I, and the beginning of sentaces. </grammar nazi> I would also like to add (not in any relevance to the above post before anyone gets angry.)

fructis surf wax, used to use v05 matt clay but it was really heavy and virtually impossible to get out now my hairs a little longer, a bit of wax goes in as well for hold