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28 and in an Avant due to the needed space for my line of work (not undertaking btw). And I would choose the Avant anyway.

Please specify how you launch the car exactly (revs, clutch dump or slip etc.).

sykotoy wrote:its has the H/R springs andsways

Could you perhaps start a new post with details as to how much lower the car sits now, and what difference did the sway bars make? I thought there was only a front sway bar available?

Using lights, especially when travelling on B roads makes it much easier for oncoming traffic because they can see you from far away, especially in direct sunlight etc. Makes for safer driving.

Its compulsory to drive with the lights on 24/7 all year in Poland. DRLs use less energy than xenons - probably not much of a difference in a single car, but imagine the savings if some 10 or more million cars save 1% of their petrol.

iPod.

OK I just joined the Open Valves Club as well - much throatier sound from the exhaust now.

IIRC the law was changed some 10 odd years ago in Poland - and I seem to have read somewhere this used to apply to various other countries. Its legal now though.

IMO the throttle restrictions are partly due to the high crank rotation speed of the V8. I wouldn't want to change this to tell the truth for fear of damaging the engine.

Actually you should have only 1 working reverse light - so people can tell at a glance that you are reversing and not coming head on. Oh please!!!! Anybody that can't tell the difference between 2 reversing lights and 2 headlights is so blind they shouldn't be driving ... Take it up with the people...

Actually you should have only 1 working reverse light - so people can tell at a glance that you are reversing and not coming head on. Having said that both my Audis have 2 that light up, but my VWs had 1 so don't worry about it.

Just a few creases on the side bolsters on the buckets.

Yeah - but your dealer won't think so if you screw your engine up somehow - they'll use it as a reason not to do warranty work.

Its 5w30 for longlife (30K km oil changes) or 5w40 for 15K changes.

Mine takes about 1l per 2000km or so. I'm at 21K now.

I assume Sport mode will work (change the throttle map, seat bolsters will tighten etc.) but the exhaust will not open, since it already is.