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he took them off today let me get my phone to quote what he's doing to drown his sorrows... "strip club. all nighter, college pi**ed. Plan!" i assume he was already on the way at that point.

20's on the front 21's on the back

you would be a crap camerman too if you had to stand there watching half an hour of 20 point turns.

you the man! or wo-man!

i know a few guys with scars from being on bikes through winter [offtopic]two guys at work cycled in together (they lived in the same house) one of them was, well... a bit of a div. My mate gordon (the other one) tolerated him on a regular basis but wanted out. anyway, on a cylce to work in the snow, the div (or moonface as we know him behind his back) said loudly "Gordon! lets swap handle bars!!" with that, he let go of his handlebars leant over to gordon riding beside him and grabbed his. Needless to say they ended up in a mangled heap of snow, bike and ruined work clothes. I laughed for days at the cuts and bruises MOOOOON FACE [/offtoipc]

thats a point, any trimmers that did it in the past had to use a razor blade to trim the plastic down first

not sure, ian/nurrish may have videos with the SC sound. i suppose it depends on which one you have and how its set up?

yes snow tyres where are you getting the grit from mate?

good stuff!! Love seeing custom jobs. Kudos

in the UK, apart from very far north i imagine, they are a ball ache. good for getting you out a tight spot, so worth while, but getting them on and then off again because our councils selectively clear roads is frustrating. i wouldnt put them on the zed though for fear of damaging it if you can even get them wide enough. better off getting something like a snow sock tbh.

when your drying towel is old give it to your missus when your finshed, she will be impressed with the absorbency...

there is a video somewhere on youtube, no idea where, that has a zed on snow tyes i think. it seemed pretty happy.

very nice! i've been shopping about for the on the move mounts for video! good thing is you can use them for pictures too!

hey i love snow, the car doesn't.

i got stuck on a flat carpark

You should have stayed in the car im a short arse, i could barely straddle one lane lying down

great plan! and snow tyres!

i did damage costing me a fair amount and it SO wasnt worth it. drove carefully everywhere. added to that, when i came out of work one day, crossing the 3 lanes of the A46 as i always do, in traffic, it's on an ever so slight incline and i couldnt get up it. the A46 was at a standstill while i straddled all 3 lanes

take the bus?

you need to decide on the one you want first, then find a trader that sells that particular one. There isn't a 350z superarket im afraid as amazing as that would be.

personally i absolutley abhor pictures taken on a slant like its need for speed fair enough on the front cover of a magazine but when you want to actually look at the car you want it to be straight.

sounds like a good guy at the exhaust place

Your still a southerner to me! I wouldn't recomend a field. Sure it's fun but in a £0-200 car. Also they aren't really going to give you the true feeling of what it'll do on tarmac. Best book something at knockhill. in some respects southern to me just not this minute