BulletMagnet

Only four bolts, two man job, prolly about 30min job

Could you PM me details and guide please? Thank you Dave Mark

Exactly, like I could wake up in the morning and start my car from my bed, I little reading revealed that you remove the chip from the key and place it into a transponder unit (or something similar) and it activates with the proximity system. It even comes with a keypad that can be put under the windscreen should your keyfob run out of battery. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zapzB98O4Rc

Just a reminder for you Irfan, lol

Hmm, I just thought it was interesting at first, but now.....I dunno, maybe next year sometime when I've had some "excess" overtime monies

How much is it... not that I am thinking about it at all... According to the website $390 http://www.auto-innovatio.com/magento/s ... st800.html Also a bit of Q&A on my305z.com from the seller http://my350z.com/forum/exterior-and-in ... ystem.html

I had a look at the specs and apparently you can program the chime that it emits. I think you could even turn it off altogether

Looks like he added a complete system a month later. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-Em-CHCjR8 Including remote start http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGII7D-RThs I think it's pretty cool nonetheless tbh. Read that for manual cars, instead of putting the sensor wire on the park position, it's put on the handbrake instead. Just wondering, do regular auto Zeds require brake pedal to be pressed to start up, like us manual owners need to press the clutch?

How hard or easy would this be to install? I mean it would need to be integrated into the security system and ECU and stuff. Any ideas? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRk9JjCby3A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIs9XeFJJPk&NR=1

I had the HDD in my PS3 go after only having it for 3 weeks. Rather than go thru all the trouble of returning it, I just replaced the HDD with a bigger one and all has been fine. OEM drive was a Seagate and personally I don't like Seagate drives, replaced with a Samsung SpinPoint, which I am a great fan of

Funny that Lexx, Operation Stack seems to upset the hauliers around here too, lol

Good news and even better it all got sorted I hear that OS Giken have released a new gearbox this year for the 350Z, wouldn't want to know how much that one is tho, lol

Get an AccuMate for charge and trickle, as it comes with a harness you can leave on the car and then just plug in the charger when neded without having to fuss about with the connections. http://www.optimate.co.uk/accumate.htm

Been to Dixon at DMS, highly recommended

do they do cheap remoulded winter tyres?

I lived in Germany from 1980 - 1995, so I knew also

Better check whether or not it's illegal for you being a brit under UK law in another country. All I know is that several of my german friends confirm that it is a legal requirement to have winter tyres fitted to your car in germany during the winter months, hence why most drive around on steelies over there in the winter

Welcome aboard All you need to know really is that for OEM parts you contact ZMANALEX or R35LEE for styling bits you contact Chilli Red or P15ULT General rule tho Needs spacers and lowering

If the police stop you in Deutschland without winter tyres, it's a €650 fine

*spots original Optimus Prime toy in background*

The side kickplate Z is the same size as the one on the strut cover. Broke mine and ZMANALEX had one (prolly has loads more) and was cheaper than £15 if I remember correctly.

I'd keep looking tbh. Just cos it's only 15 miles away don't means it's ok to buy it because it's close. Be prepared to travel and look around. First Zed I looked at was 150 odd miles away and I walked away from it (Nissan Dealer) Ended up buying private (120 miles away) In this weather it should deffo be a buyers market, cos what is it to you if the dealer has a car on their forecourt they are struggling to sell. Makes no difference to you where you spend your money

Just be careful. Drifting works if you have grip on the front tyres, not sure if drifting on all four tyres is the way to go tho....

Ian was prolly in pre-SC fever, so his memory might have suffered damage, lol

+1 on cold weather conditions. Happened to me once last winter, now I try not to use the washers with headlights on first thing in the morning. Usually do a last screen wash after the last drive of the day to keep it clear for the next day, just in case.