M13KYF
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yeah i know but not so keen on the blue light they give off. Like it on cars but not in the house
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i'm a defo know so ammended the list. Anyone want to meet at the Services Jct14 M56 at 12.30 before heading on to the Grovernor DEFO Danb SPC xstric9x(mike) Digsy Paul Martinmac PaulW The Minel jonathan73 M13KYF MAYBE Beavis Redzed DJtimODJ RSJ Jacko LIGHTWEIGHTS NOT COMING Stuey Andy C
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same here, all 72 of them
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i'm not feeling to well at the mo bodykit and 19" wheels might make me feel a bit better thanks in advance
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think this has been posted up before, mad
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sorry no idea
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cool
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I and Gus are talking about genuine Nismo Carbon Fibre pillars at £72. Sorry the thread drifted slightly but unfortunately it seems that you are not able to get near on the price. I'm not having a dig just pointing out that there is cheaper places to obtain these from. It's only fair to members to point this out. That afterall is part of the point of a forum
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You can get them from Nengun Performance for £72.16 delivered http://www.nengun.com/nismo/carbon-pill ... h-for-350z ps extra for Paypal or creditcard, so order lots more and make it worth while Gus thanks Gus
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it will be worth it
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very nice, looking forward to reading wat it sounds like or even better a sound clip damage?
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no idea, pm bigphil he may be know of some
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+1
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this may help and a rare one on ebay window motor http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NISSAN-350Z-LEFT- ... dZViewItem window regulator http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NISSAN-350Z-LEFT- ... dZViewItem
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and enjoy the forum. A nice lookin Z
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very shiny job well done
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looks for a ginga moved
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I just took mine to a dealership, they got out the different wheel nut adapters that they had until the right one was found. I then used it to take my wheels off and then ordered a new adapter. Easy wasn't that easy for Chesterfield
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is that what they call over the shoulder holders
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If you speak to the nice AA man he has a special locking wheel nut remover which works, prooved by LiamZ and Chesterfield. Its the only way you are gonna get them off without ruining your wheels. McGuard locking wheel nuts are voted one of the best
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had a reply back from japanparts delivery is £9.20 with insurance so total cost is £81.10 all in any chance of beating this with a group but Matt?
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val gets that from men all the time
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and enjoy the forum some nice motors there
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her favourite number is 3
