magic84

how much!!! i had a way in today and only got £3800 a tone. i feel robbed

nice looking zed

a huge thank you to cs for my spacers, ive had them fitted today and im chuffed to bits. the service was 1st class. i will get some pics up this weekend

looking good cap, keep us all updated

ive just put these in to replace my boot light and number plate bulbs, http://www.autobulbsdirect.co.uk/501-LE ... White.html they make a real difference

looks realy good i hope to get my 20/20 spacers on this weekend they make such a difference,

what a responce , i wouldnt do the chrome thing . i was just supprised to see it on the racoon site, as i always thought all chrome cars had been sprayed.

no problem. racoon look like a good option, didnt realise what you could do these days, chrome anyone??

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thanks for the replys people, ive watching your thread chris and realy like what youve done, where are you based? ill be waiting for your reply pimm, i was thinking of the roof too but id like to see the material before doing such a big section. im looking up racoon as we speak

hey pimm, i was going to have the front bumber done to look like yours, and the silver bit on the rear brace. what are you planning for yours? if you could speak to him that would be great

does anyone know where i can get some carbon wrapping done around the bristol area? ive been to a number of sign companys but they all say the same thing, "sorry we dont do that". just feels like im hitting my head aginst a brick wall . so before i go down the root of trying it my self, i thought id ask all of you. as i know if i do it, ill balls it right up

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very nice keep up the good work

ill never forget a silver range rover with the the plate 350 gt. it was a while ago before i got my zed. theres quite a few 350z around this area now, prob spot them more as ive got one now

as far as i know you should only pay £405 for 12 mnths if your car was 1st reg in 2006 onwards,

very nice, like the number plate

clear winner

may be next time hey

that sun cure will def do it and will dry clear. your prob right for what ever reason somebodys had a go at it. prob to try and put it on thier saxo

just done a search and found this.hope it helps to fix your problem, i know its hard to find out but it would help to know if somebodys pulled it, or its happened frome wear and tear. InstructionsThings You'll Need: Fiberglass epoxy resin Plastic resin applicator Rotary tool 240 sandpaper 400 sandpaper Gel coat enamel Step 1Determine the actual size of the fiberglass crack. Oftentimes, the crack is longer and deeper than what the eye can see. Step 2Take a Dremel or other rotary tool with a tungsten carbide cutter that is not much larger than the crack itself and widen the opening slightly to determine the length and depth of the crack. Hold the tool at a 45-degree angle and make a small valley along the crack. Step 3Work a fair amount of fiberglass epoxy resin into the crack with the plastic applicator. Ensure that the crack is completely filled to the edges with resin. Step 4Let the fiberglass resin epoxy dry according to the manufacturer's directions. Step 5Sand the area with a quality 240 wet/dry sandpaper until hand smooth. Once this process is complete, sand over with wet #400 sandpaper. Step 6Apply an similarly-colored gel coat enamel or sealer to the repaired fiberglass crack area.

whats the difference between these and the eibach spacers?, im gussing its whats there made from. thanks