SteveRS

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Is this the same box as the facelift 06?

It got my attention after reading a post from Z raceengineering in this thread viewtopic.php?f=25&t=52418&start=15

Wondering if you can get these in the UK or if any of the traders on here can get them? http://www.r2cperformance.com/2003-2006 ... stems.aspx

Go and take a test drive mate, and get back to us with the results.

Are these sold?

Not at the moment mate.

Is this the same as the Invidia Gemini true dual, the tips look the same? Just listened to a clip on youtube, sounds

I think i might have some of that, dont ask me why because i dont own a saddle

Very I love the look of this exhaust. Im looking at getting an exhaust at the moment, this is a possibility or the nismo exhaust!

What headunit do you have in your zed wasso it looks very

I have For Sale a brand new never fitted genuine Nissan 350z Tonneau cover complete with fitting instructions and brackets. Im looking for £70 + £10 p&p. Buyer is welcome to pick up if preffered.

Is this the one your talking about? http://www.r2cperformance.com/nissan-350z.aspx

Thanks mate Taras resprayed the whole thing back in August.

The Chilli belongs to me Wasso, i was picking her up when i saw yours.

Here is the original thread mate. The orange and white roadster is Taras from RT performance viewtopic.php?f=93&t=53850&start=75

love how he was trying to play it cool, how is that bloke a model!?

I might give gliptone a try and see what happens.

Tried it...............still dry as a bone! Note to self....must rub harder!

Not sure if it's a common issue with the leather seats in the zed or if they come like it, but the leather on my seats feels quite hard and dry to touch, I have treated them with autoglym leather creme to try and feed the leather but they don't seem to become any softer. Does anyone else have this issue and know how to bring them back to life? Any good products out there? Thanks in advance. Steve

I need to get out with my 550D and take some nice shots if im going to stand a chance in the comp. Cool pics mate

Like the first one mate, really cool pic.

I think bodyshops have different opinions on this depending on whether the car has been baked or not. I was told a 6 week period, but my car wasn't baked to help with the hardening process. The laquer is a 2 pack paint, some info on this site will help: http://www.adocars.com/elf-ado/elf/paint.htm I think you will be ok if you take it somewhere where it can be baked then this will definitely help with hardening of the paint. I personally wouldn't try and polish it until a month or so after.

I'm probably wrong then. Baking will definitely speed up the drying and hardening process. Most paints these days are water based or Acrylic so they don't need a long time to dry but still need a good amount of time to completely cure and gas out. This is why you shouldn't polish or wax the freshly painted area until around 6 weeks after the paint job, although this could possibly be reduced with the use of an oven.

I might be wrong but I don't think your meant to bake the new type of paints.............