Sam Mcgoo

First thing to do is actually look what offset they are and go from there. Usually stamped on the inside of the wheel or spoke.

Very It is definitely something I want to tick off my to do list at some point. Good write up and shows the trip hasn't got to be days long, making it easier to convince the missus it will be a good idea.

Welcome to the club.

Welcome.

Hello and welcome

Rim wax is pretty good. Lots of detailers on here so I'm sure you'll get some good advise. Oh and welcome

Welcome back. Nice motor.

That is very impressive Well done guys. Do you mean May?

Welcome S

Welcome to the club. What was you turbo car?

Welcome to the club.

It really makes you wonder about the human race.

Warm in Aberdeen?

Welcome

I'm on the Arctic III (Drill Rig) , 3 weeks on 3 off and know your pain! I hate the day before I leave, "have I done everything I need to do? Payed the bills? forgot any birthdays? etc..... Still it pays for the Zed eh?

I was a bit worried about the Return fuel system and uprated pump but fitted mine last week and it wasn't problem. There are guides around for most jobs, so if you can use a spanner and read instructions (and have a bit of common sense) go for it.

I think you should buy Ian's supercharger kit and fit that. You've even got his build thread on here for a guide! Then all it would need is a tune. Supercharged Zeds are awesome and will give you enough power to be getting on with for a fast road/ track car. A TT would obviously have larger potential but would be far more expensive to do, and not really a first job for a novice. That should keep you happy for a while or until the 370 comes down in price. Then sell your S/C kit (you would get most of your money back on it) sell ya 350 and get your 370 if it's what you still want. But you might change your mind by then. If the work scares you, sell yours and buy one already done like Steady Zeddy's, very good value for money. Or if you are happy with your car, pay the loan back. Its a nice thing to be debt free. Then either save up your wage increase for something else (370) or mod yours bit by bit. Its a nice dilemma to be be in.

Very nice. I need to start looking out for derelict buildings etc for some good shots.

Lemon juice or moth balls have both worked for me in the past. The bucket of water/ water pistol thing is in theory a good idea as it will indeed associate your bonnet with something horrible. However, if your getting scratches now when the cat is just getting comfortable, imagine how bad they will be as it digs its claws in and tries to escape the freezing water!

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Nice. In fact one of the only roadsters I prefer over the coupe.

Welcome to the club. You won't regret going FI, and your obviously gonna do it anyway, so just get it done! The Zed really suits 400bhp, it's how it should have been from the factory.