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Indeed i managed to get on Coombe with my Buddy Club and Berks, no bungs was 99.9, the Nismo will be a fair bit less.

Indeed its one of the best flowing exhausts for the 350Z. Sounds great too. Not loud enough tho I cant wait to see what it sounds like with my manifolds fitted...

Carbon wrap would be a great idea IMO...

You do need coilovers, i have my BC Coilies going on the 24th Nov, along with Adam supplied Moonface Racing Roll Center Adjusters :-) This will go with the whiteline suspension bushs i already have on the front, and the whiteline ARB's. A few more handling bits to go on after this, but it should be good.

Pah dont be a girl Dan Once i have the cash available, im going to get the solid engine mounts and one of these (when available) should make a noticable difference, particularly with the Witeline traction bush kit...

Ian's is very loud, but its the same with anything i find you get used to it pretty quick. I'm excited now to see how much louder mine will be with headers. I may need to bring on the secret weapon!

Thats the difuser i'd like in carbon format...

Sorry to say it BM, but thats another crap argument! There is a HUGE difference in quality , looks, features between unbranded 'Ripspeed' units and braded, JVC, Alpine, Nakamichi etc... units... In some cases with body parts the unbranded parts look the same and do the same job, and im some cases even fit as well, so i dont think that pitching the argument in those terms really works in this case.

Can't say jerry dont think it will cost me much, but it was a good 4 hours + labour, as everything was siezed up. Get a garage to confirm a price in writing before they start...

Get the fin wrapped in that carbon Fabric, like a few owners have on their roofs... It looks good and would wrap the blade nicely.

You are mate, rawbhp was, but he is getting teins now.

I have got a set of the Eibach 'wobbly camber bolts' for sale, as i didnt use them when i fitted the arms... SPC Rear toe bolts kit - £25 posted They allow more adjustment than the OEM bolts as far as i know. These are just the bolts, as posted on Envy's link above.

I know you did mate, i have a few of you now in a list of pm recieved times, as soon as they are off ill be contacting with pics, as par interest recieved times.

Another option is: Do the full car set of Whiteline Poly suspension bushs. This transforms the handling, and will not affect height, geometry or ride quality. I'd go firstly for this option, as the OEM bushs will be worn.

On your car Ian (big phils old one) what Carbon Canards do you have? I am well tempted by some for the OEM bumper but cant find anyone that sells any...

Nice one mate car looks great

It was already broken ... The ball joint on drivers side is shot, must of been like it when i got the car. You cant buy the ball joint on its own, so i was hit with a £300 bill to ship one from japan, or a £550 bill to get one from nissan...

Will do mate, i'll let you know when they are off and ready to go.

No Chris, i'm still waiting for the Hub Carrier

OK mate cheers, im still waiting on my hub carrier before i can go ahead with it I do need to seperate them, as i want to sell the Eibach springs, but will keep the std springs and dampers incase!

Standard for the BC's is : 10Kg/mm Front 8Kg/mm Rear Mine are : 12 KG/mm Front 12Kg/mm Rear as par HKS track coils. I have stiffened the rear comparatively to the front on purpose, am hoping it will make the rear end break away more controllable, it should slip a bit easier. 'Bouncy' is what happens when people set the damping too soft... Even with the dampers being adjustible, there is a certain rate of damping that matchs the springs, if you mess with it and go full soft, you will get the boucy effect. I will be testing mine on the middle setting.

The bushs themselves are a long job, My suspension was all siezed, and required a lot of work, drilling, cutting etc... to get the arms off and the old bushs out. Time wise the time getting the dampers off, is small compared to the rest, so i wouldnt worry about waitingif you want it done. Its going to be expensive on labour anyway!

I got mine from Adam in USA, he had them in stock, and was a few quid less than any of the UK dealers (i tried a few) arrived from him quickly and all correct, very happy with Adams service Alex is it worth doing the rear ones aswell? If so which or all? There are quite a large number of rear bushs...

My second hand ones will be available soon, £100 + delivery.

Yes do this. It made a huge differece (Whiteline) to my car at 60k