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You're so lucky with your wheel and body colour. So many colours to choose from that really stand out and work. Green included. Looking good

Very nice ride

I've had the seat belt issue before on different cars. Normally fully lengthen them, clean them and they return back to their former glory. Can't help with the other issues though. Maybe the same fixes for the 370 boot struts as on the 350? New poppers/penny trick (or rubber washers for safety). New struts

Taken from a previous thread Anyway, the closest match found here or in the States appears to be either :- 1. Vauxhall 40B, Giallo Capri Titan Gold. Whoever mixes it for you ask them to leave out a couple of grams of 'oxide red' 2. Honda Inca Pearl color # Y-61P Part number 08703-Y61PPAH 

Welcome to the OC More pics especially of that Nismo rear booty

Really enjoyed watching you on track there. Thanks for posting

Looks in good nick though. Plus I spot a NISMO EXHAUST

Hope your zed is up and running soon so you can enjoy the dry roads again

Welcome to the OC. For track use you won't get better than the OEM Rays 18' rims. Forged so are strong, lighter than nearly any other 18' rims let alone 20s! Also 18 inch rubber will be cheaper than 20s. I'm sure there was a 2nd hand set with tyres selling on here for a couple hundred quid.

Great heads up Shezza

Shouldn't be a cracked Volk then. I had metal valves on my rims when originally purchased that went faulty after a few years and lost pressure. Hopefully just a cheap rebead or valve then

Much nicer with OEM tips. When my 350z zorst goes, I'll see if someone can weld my OEM tips onto something like a Scorpion system etc as I think the OEM tips can't be beat on the zed.

^thank goodness for your correction Ilogikal1 I thought you'd caught too much sun and gone doolally recommending lots of shiny sticky silicone for the dash

A friend once ran cheap replica wheels on his Audi. Forever losing pressure on 2 wheels. On further investigation the fitter then mentioned it was cracks in his alloys and recommended welding the cracks! After welding it was fine for a few months.....then the cracks returned. Not sure I'd feel safe running on cracked rims even after welding/repair!

Almost forgot. The 3.5mm Bluetooth reciever I have plugged into my stereo is the neatest and most discreet I could find. You can see it in 2nd last pic. Sound quality is good. Been used daily for my 30 min commute to and from work. Needs changing once a week. I've had mine a few years already. https://www.amazon.co.uk/KitSound-KSMYJACK-Bluetooth-Receiver-Hands-Free/dp/B018G9FP4W

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Insten-Dashboard-360-degree-Compatible-Samsung/dp/B00QGGBXP8 This desk top swivel base holder has a sticky pad to attach the base and a sticky pad for the face that holds the phone. Rather than stick the base to the cubby floor and leave a message on removal, I cut a piece of cardboard until it fitted snug in the cubby floor but still could slide in and out. Then I stuck the holder off center to this. For a quick fix I just used a marker to paint the card Whole thing slides into cubby You can still close the cubby door. My OnePlus 3 fits nicely in situ for tunes and Google nav. Now the reason for off center placement of the base is to allow easier movement of the swivel joint when charging. This is actually an old setup I've been using for nearly 5 yrs but never got round to posting up. (Every year or so, the sticky pad loses it's stickiness as dirt builds up. At this stage you remove it and wash the pad with soapy water and rinse, dry and put back.) But I checked and it's still available from Amazon. Better cosmetic results by painting the card but I couldn't be bothered So if your phone isn't too big for your cubby, this £4 holder may be a neat solution for you

You have good taste Blocko. That sure is a mighty fine looking wing. Good luck finding one and I'll look forward to seeing your zed wearing it

Welcome to the OC from another 05 owner

I've said it before Your lad's got mad skills with a camera. Showed my brother in law and he couldn't believe it was a youngster's handwork

Welcome to the OC. That's a great car and a great backdrop too

Love how you get the red reflections on the surrounding areas

The weather down under looks Even on a cloudy day it still looks gorgeous......as does the Zed

Damn, those are some impressive flames! Forget Burger King. This is THE HOME OF THE WHOPPER

Welcome to the OC. Car looks really nice!

Welcome to the OC and congratulations on your new zed. Ps. Pics of your new ride are needed as evidence