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Wow, so much FI going on here, its getting crazy. Would be nice to maybe see one thread of all peoples FI builds and their costings, it would perhaps help people considering this route see how much it costs in the long run for kit and extras. Andlid, this link to my350z setup is interesting, please keep us updated if your considering this route!

D0rzi is that your Zed in the avatar? if so, any larger pics? looks sweet

Lovely Jay, Although I think it would look better sprayed with same colour as the rest of the body. The current black bits are nice high lights to the car, with the black bonnet though its a bit half black half silver, which I dunno if I like. which colour is the dominant one? Hmm I dunno...nice bulge tho

It does come across quite pricey at first, but I'm looking at it as a premium I'm paying for the best in the business mate. Also it will save you the addition of several hundred miles on your clock, and you can sleep in your own bed at night. It's not that bad a price considering eh? Not to mention you wont have to deal with your brother beasting you in his Porsche

Voted, Looks like its going to be a case of 'whos got the biggest owners club' tho!

Try here, http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=15928 Oh, and welcome mate

Erm... it actually says Rays on the wheels... not exactly rocket science Your nice!

Holy crap! all that for an advert

Sounds like it got ugly, but at least you got it off your chest. It would have probably p'd you off for weeks. So umm...now what?

Would have preferred it with the mini bar!

Im with you on that one

How much do you expect to get? Just curious as to the difference between the HKS and Vortech. And don't lie, power IS everything

Oh and before I forget..

Like I've said before, your bloody good at your job mate

very well taken pics, lovely looking zed mate

Aye sounds like a right jobsworth, glad I don't have to deal with folk like that in my work, there's only 5 of us in the lab and we all get on pretty well. It's not unusual for the manager to even have a jibe at me for being on this forum, usually something along the lines of 'can you check over this report, oh no you cant cos your on that 350 forum, oooh show me your 350', rubs his crotch, shakes head and walks away.

You leave yours alone!! looked freakin awsom on Sunday

Guy sounds like a ****, set up a proxy at home or use an online website tunnel, if your worried about getting further caught, you could set up an ecrypted connection using swissvpn or ping tunnel. Id confront him, ask him if he mentiond anything to the manager, if he denies just say some nasty b***** grassed you and your going to speak to managment about it, and when you find out who it was then blah blah, watch him gulp

ooh dear, that leather would majorly p*** me off! hope you get this sorted.

Agree, I think they make their living from buying thrashed scoobys and tacky corsa's from neds. Not to say this one is bad of course, but I would be wary of them.

Excuse me for being late, just noticed this one. 1. Stew 2. JT1703 ( John ) 3. Jay 4. TT350z ( Kenny ) 5. Paulie 6. Vik54 7. Jacr87 (Jason) 8. J80 MOY ( Jamie Moy ) 9. Neilp 10.Cragus (Craig) 11. Maxi-Glasgow 12. Paul T 13. Irfan (don't trip over his newly acquired ball or chain) 14. Maz

I'm going with (and hoping) that the JWT suffers due to the conditions of the RR. I would hope it works better with proper outside real world air flow, rather than RR conditions. Has anyone ever considered e-mailing the guy that designed/made the pop charger and questioning this? I'm sure the guy could probably give a very detailed answer in defence of his product.

Personaly I always prefer to work from the heart of the car outwards. Look after the engine first, otherwise there wont be a body worth driving around. Get the RS-tune and while your saving up for the other gear, enjoy that lovely newly tuned engine.

Here's an appetiser my favourite Thai boxer of all time, Ramon Dekker. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v-UQ5XnLz8&feature=fvw

Muay Thai is one I would strongly recommend, its based on solid practical roots from hundreds of years ago when Thailand developed it for war fighting and practised it as a sport, it promotes physical fitness as much as it does skill and technique, and a well grounded Thai fighter is a very formidable opponent. I personaly liked it because of the power and speed it culminates in a fighter, sure you may get your kicks blocked but by proper conditioning of the shins and a strong well executed kick you could easily break a mans arm or leg, regardless of the block. I tried several martial arts before settling and finaly decided Thai was the most practical (to me). Sure some will argue your useless on the ground, but in most self defense situations outside of MMA it rarely gets to that point. Go along with your mates for a session and see how you's enjoy it!