I was surprised at the amount of interesting xfire related articles that both Steve Walsh and Paul Dunning produce and include in the monthly
xfire Newsletters and website.

If you have not recently reviewed the xfire Newsletter which is
free for all to view on www.ukcrossfires.co.uk ...have a poke around, I found two very interesting reads.

(1) ECU changes that could effect the MOT on our xfires.

(2) Engine immobillisers being targeted by car criminals

In a simaler vain...I guess both Paul and Steve would certainly welcome additional material for future Newsletters, i.e, Fun in the xfires..( keep it clean) its a family club, but joking aside..Why did you purchase a Xfire? or details of an interesting xfire journing/holiday...Why do you prefer the Coupe/Roadster?...the possablites are endless.

To ensure the future of our Xfire Group..we all, as xfire owners, need to impute something to keep the meets and Newsletters fresh and interesting.

Attending the monthly meets is one way. Arranging a meet in your area, as Janice & Dennis did, and a great day we all had..is another. Post on either forum, we have two available..us xfire owners need to keep in touch.

Lastly, without Paul and Steve's continuous impute and the excellent web site..the xfire group we have today would not have happended.

UKKen and cold on the South Coast.

 

[Lastly, without Paul and Steve's continuous impute and the excellent web site..the xfire group we have today would not have happended.

UKKen and cold on the South Coast.[/quote]

Well said Ken.

Jon