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Sam Mcgoo

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  1. Cheers guys. I've been racking my brains and can't for the life of me think what it can be! Looks like a headless, legless ghost!
  2. And if it had a Bass Boost' button and an auto reverse tape deck, you were da man. That's the one Yeah man! We used to use cardboard or an old bit of lino. I used to used to borrow my mums 'Ghetto blaster' / 'Wog Box' which was one of these And the tape that got the most use was........ Fucgin loved it !!
  3. As I'm sure a lot of people did, i took the opportunity in yesterdays lovely weather to give the Zed a quick clean. Just a wash with Megs NXT Shampoo and a quick polish with Megs Cleaner Wax, which is preferred choice if I'm only doing one quick go over. It really surprises me how good it is for the price and ease of use. Through the winter I'd been lazy and used the local Polish hand car wash so the car was covered in swirls. But swirls no more -
  4. As dave says, let us know the code. The O2 sensor codes are the most common occurrence and 99.9% of the time nothing to worry about. They usually happen on a cold day and go once reset. If it persists, then probably worth looking into, but wouldn't worry for now. It can just be a bit annoying having to reset it . You can go on eBay and buy yourself a OBD2 reader for about £20 check the codes and reset yourself. You can even get Bluetooth ones and an app on your phone to do the same. Also comes with lots of other toys to play with. If you look in the guides section for ecu reset or pedal dance and have a read you can read and reset your fault codes without any equipment.
  5. As above. If you use your phone a lot for pictures, download the app. You can then go to your phone gallery and upload them to your photobucket account. Not sure about iPhone but I'd assume you highlight the picture, select 'share' or something similar and select photo bucket. It will the upload to your account. You can then open the pic in photobucket and copy the image link. You then post that on here and it should display. Sound long winded but is fairly easy. There is a guide on here but can't see it at the moment.... Mods can we find the guide and sticky it in this photos section?
  6. Upload to photo bucket and post the image link.
  7. Mate, money isn't a concern for me. TBH all the investments that i need to think about were done before i was born! Buy some decent cars then
  8. Well it's not a massive job but would be car off the road while its done. I'll keep it in mind, cheers Ian. Could you pm me a price for polished VVT covers please.
  9. OLD LAYOUT: NEW LAYOUT: Like that! So you run it behind the bulkhead, under the lower windscreen covers?
  10. Your new do do list: 1. Polish blower mounting plate and pulleys 2. Harness re-routing, as I did on mine and Keyser did on his (IT WAS MY IDEA, WASN'T IT KEYSER? ) 3. Purchase and fit RareJDM engine harness cover 4. Strafe intake pipe (Wasso Charge Pipe) 5. VVT covers polishing 6. 3.12 pulley + shorter belt 7. ReMap at Abbey How about that? Sounds about right I hate my S/C mounting plate :rant:Its always looked sh*t. Where have you run your harnesses then? Unfortunately my priorities are - Refurbish wheels and re-paint spoiler before I get back under the bonnet.
  11. Looks very I need a rare jdm harness cover in my life! Should have bought a polished blower :wink:
  12. I will pour us all a drink I've got one. But ta anyway. I've had two bottles of a new home brew wine and now on the brandy.
  13. Oh yeah, congratulations Craig .
  14. :cool: fail Edited ( on the iPad) had to guess what it was.
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  16. DIp - Just noticed your comment on the vid, I'm not sure you should be advertising " Going there next month with a large group of 350z cars" Wouldn't want to attract any unwanted attention
  17. Wet road, braking while turning, over a crest/bump, the back end was gonna go even at that speed.
  18. Ooops He went into that corner far too fast, the road was obviously wet and slippery. But it is a timely reminder.
  19. That's scary. I can't believe how many of them got up and walked away without serious injury! I got to 35 mins, will continue another time.
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