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bout time. You should of got them a couple of years ago though

smoked old style rear lights should be banned. Very dangerous. I've been behind a couple of Z's with them and refused to stay behind.

if we hear of any dodgy sellers we do and have activated on it. They will be no toleration of 'dodgy' sellers. there is a approved traders list in the traders section which is kept up to date

to the club

to the club

+2

a nice pork pie

seen you on the starboard bow dave

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I believe its to do with the LSD

moved

Nice work - looks miles better! would look even nicer in CF vinyl wrap

defo would be putting a claim in to the highways dept. You need to take a phot of the pot hole. Also take a ruler which shows how deep the pot hole is when taking the photos

I'll believe it when I see them landed for that price. Price in Japan (17700 Yen) at todays rate is £119, plus duties/VAT/fees and delivery charges. They are an expensive item if you want the real deal. when I bought mine nengun quoted £72 all in and thats what I paid.

I only quoted that I thought that they could be a tad expensive when I paid £72 for Nismo ones. We all point out if thing ar perhaps over priced. The thread continued from there and yes should of been split but it did link to the initial post

tried him, called him and he kept saying he'll call me back. that was a week ago!!! gave up on him now! not like Lee. He's very good. Send him a pm

just checked where I got them from and now GB ï¿¡ 108.54 delivered. I got them at a bargain then also form nengun

paid £72 for mine from japan all in

if you wish to crash your email, fine

for a second hand OEM system I would look around the £100 mark a sunset has offered

well done wayne commiserations to all the other entries. Great effort by all

try envy

Was looking at spacers, but as ever, I have questions... i) Are these the system 4 or 6 ones, which are best?! ii) Are they suitable for use on track, or do they introduce extra stresses on hubs and whatnot? iii) Is there much to fitting them - I assumed they were just bolt on, then bolt wheels on top? iv) How much, CS?! the ones CS do are the best ones. Very quick and easy to install and require no removing of studs.

these are the one which require you to remove the studs. Takes around three hours to fit rather than the ones CS does which are straight bolt on and no removal of studs