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Post by JayJ on Sept 2, 2013 14:45:53 GMT
You could try Ingoldmells market. I haven' been for about a year but you can just about buy a new granny there so I'd suggest having a look. Wouldn't like to comment how reliable or authentic the stuff is on there mind you.
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Post by JayJ on Sept 2, 2013 14:41:47 GMT
hazzaeya declare your mods mate if you do it as if your involved in an accident and your car is checked over you may find your insurance is void for neglecting to declare them. Also you'd be wide open to prosecution, more so if injuries we're involved. And we all know how rife whiplash claims are now. Theres some decent modified insurance specialists. I'm with Adrian Flux and the difference was about £75'ish, but for peace of mind and covering ur ass, pun intended, it's worth it. Jay
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Post by JayJ on Sept 2, 2013 12:25:13 GMT
I would hate to be earning that sort of money it would frighten me I dare say........ I want to be getting that for doing nothing, how else could I enjoy it  Jay |
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Post by JayJ on Sept 2, 2013 12:22:53 GMT
I drive a 2001 peugeot 306 hdi. I've remapped it, got a turbo back ss exhaust for flow not noise I hasten to add. Egr is blanked off. Upgraded front brakes to 283mm disks from a gti6. She's pretty quick and surprises people. 120k starts first time every time. Boosting at 18psi, standard is 12psi and i've only had engine above 80 degrees once which I forced to check something. Only niggle is French electrics and french cars rattle off the production line otherwise they're rejected.
Also a 56 plate 307 hdi 7 seater which I'm soon to part company with. It's very practical, thats all I can say about that.
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Post by JayJ on Sept 2, 2013 12:04:36 GMT
Flipping eck I panicked then, I thought somebody had found my "special dvd" collection.
No weird dreams here so I'm thinking I need to try new flavours lol
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Post by JayJ on Sept 2, 2013 12:01:38 GMT
millerkev I occasionally get through Rotherham way I'm just up the road in Doncaster, but I have never visited your market. Do you have a location for parking nearby, a postcode or address, I need my satnav to get off my drive I'm that bad with directions. Also does he stock lots of different genuine brands ? Btw You dont tend to hear of many folk that work in windmills these days, just assuming you do based on your name as I'm sure you'll be DRFC as they're your closest good team Jay
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Post by JayJ on Sept 1, 2013 20:40:27 GMT
I've been boasting about my vaping to a friend and the subject of recoiling came up and he said it should be easy enough soooooooooo I've decided to give rewicking/coiling a go with my evod and T3s and this is where you guys come in.
I''m wanting a vendor uk based to buy everything I would need to do this. I hear theres a hollow wick so I can put a paper clip through to help wicking around ? I also hear 2mm would be my best bet ? Also what wire to buy as I have no idea, kanthal ? What size ?. If someone could link me to the actual item pages it would be a massive help. Muchos cheapos is always good and for my first venture I wouldn't want a years supply. There seems to be so many options on the supplies sites it's a bit overhelming. Also anything else I might need and pointers would be good.
I know i'm high maintainence and I really do appreciate all the help I get from you all.
Cheers, Jay
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Post by JayJ on Sept 1, 2013 19:10:10 GMT
Some people might not want to make there own coil/wicks, some like myself might not have the dexterity they once had which prevents me trying, that combined with impatience if things just wont work for me resulting in offending items being thrown as far down the strret as I can gett them. So with that in mind are THESE any good ?
Would they be direct replacements for clearo's such as evods or T3S's ? As if they were I'd throw a pack or two in if I ever pluck up courage to China buy.
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Post by JayJ on Sept 1, 2013 18:15:43 GMT
Hi there and welcome Debbie. Theres alot of info on here available from a really great bunch and i'm sure you'll get all the help you could possibly need. I'd like to add well done on your decision to cut down on the stinkies, you never know you might find yourself cutting them out completely. I started vaping initially with the intention of cutting down but after my first use of a ego type battery and cheap clearo I've not touched a stinky since. I've spent money on upgrading a little and very happy with my decision.
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Post by JayJ on Sept 1, 2013 13:23:53 GMT
This is what puts me off ordering from places like china, import duty and handling charges. I don't want to spend £20 thinking I've bagged a real bargain to be stung for £8 handling then duty. I've never actually ordered from China or such before for this reason. Wouldn't make it much cheaper than uk vendors otherwise I wouldn't hesitate.
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Post by JayJ on Aug 31, 2013 16:25:56 GMT
Karma I'm not 100% sure I have a vague recollection but I'm too busy on here to google it.
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Post by JayJ on Aug 31, 2013 16:21:26 GMT
The other half has decided I spend alot of time on here, an awaful lot of time. It seems every time she speaks to me I'm on here our most recent brief conversation regards AAEC
OH "What you upto ?"
Me "Im on the vaping (aaec) forum"
OH "Do you think maybe it's a little obsession you have with this forum"
Me "Ok next time you ask I'll say I'm looking at porn and downloading naughty movies for alone time when your at work"
OH "Well at least I'd think you were normal then"
LMAO, She's actually very pleased and proud of me that I discovered vaping and found a place to learn more about it and interact online with other vapers. Quite an ammusing little exchange though I thought.
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Post by JayJ on Aug 31, 2013 15:56:33 GMT
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Post by JayJ on Aug 31, 2013 15:39:25 GMT
Protank 2 £11.99 a quid cheaper than smokecloud are offering. CLICK ME ALL OVERI'm assuming thats cheap being as the smokecloud one was put up if so I'm all smiley for finding a deal that may be worthy of the thread lol....... Awaits shooting down  |
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Post by JayJ on Aug 29, 2013 17:03:19 GMT
lisaloo a big welcome from a recent convert. As dinamic22 mentioned joosejuice sample 10ml bottles are a good buy. I've just taken delivery of another three bottles this morning, on my doormat for £5.55 through paypal and fast delivery. The kits pointed out to you on here will always be good buys as the members are always on the look out for quality bargains and don't forget the discount code sections to save even more pennys. Jay
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