spursmaddave

Can't a guy admire another guy's Tommy Kaira knob innocently?

Mine gives me a lazy lob....

Because it's mine

Not much info on the Mongoose but if you use the Advanced Search and put Scorpion in search thread title you 2 pages of info There have been 2/3 good exhaust threads in the last week alone with lots of good feedback

Words fail me And I don't want to get a for obscenities

Fortunately for a childrens programme, without the wood...

That is brilliant Still don't make them like they used to though -

I'm pretty sure it's a Nismo N1 Plant Pot

Sounds like a good opportunity, i'm very much a novice so would welcome some professional tips. 1) Envy Valeting (Tim) 2) SpursMadDave

Very nice best colour by FAR

Could be tempted but it is tricky to remover the rear bumper isn't it

Hmm I think if I do get some new wheels I will stick to 19" max... Lovely wheels, as said a bargain with the new rubber on too GLWTS

Cheers Andy, will check them out tomorrow

She may have a craving for a Whopper Meal though, and it could still get you laid..... Anyways, fit what you like. Just remember when it comes to cars, never a truer word was spoken than "you get what you pay for" Dont pay £200 for an exhaust, and then wonder why it doesnt fit at all, or the garage charges you a fortune extra to make it fit, or the cars performance is reduced, or the sounds rubbish, or it corrodes within a year and needs replacing again....... She would have to go to Burger King for the Whopper as it's a tiddler elsewhere Totally agree with your comments, if I only had £200 for an exhaust I would be looking for a decent 2nd hand one as that would no doubt last just as long as a new one at that price... There are lots of things you can save money on, tyres, servicing, consumables etc etc but it's all a false economy in the long run.

Why buy a car like the Z then fit the cheapest exhaust you can find? Bit like getting a date with Cameron Diaz then taking her to Burger King....

Any recommendations for I.C.E. around S.E. London / Kent ? These guys are close to me - http://www.bromleycaraudio.co.uk/ http://www.ultimate-audio.co.uk/ http://www.safensound.co.uk/ Anyone used them?

Ah sorry m8, but as BM said the engine bay gets pretty hot and Di-Noc does not react to heat too well.... maybe not a good idea

Mmmmm tempted too but spent soooo much already this month.... I guess a set of Ray's in good condition with 20/25mm spacers could offset at least have the cost.... Whats the ride like on 20"

Save up and get a decent kit, there is a pretty good one on eBay that someone on here fitted, it has a HUGE Z on the cubby door though Or save up even more and get the RSW kit Don't get me wrong the Di-Noc stuff is amazing for the price, you could wrap your whole interior for about £100, its just so dull, there is no shine to it at all If you want to wrap then maybe try and find a similar gloss black vinyl that would look much better I think. I still have my rear strut wrapped in Di-Noc but that will be replaced soon too hopefully. Whatever way you go good luck

Not a good time to be selling huh, you would have thought someone on here might have been interested. I agree with the comments on the bonnet, makes it look like its been thrown around too much

fleaBay Most sellers you can specify how much you want, you don't need too much excess as it is very stretchy! I would advise trying something small to start with to get the hang of it I wrapped loads of bits then took it all off, its very dull and looks a bit cheap, just my opinion though...

Or the steering wheel maybe the seats were a retro fit

Yeah, just not electrically Well done, but shame on you for being such a vulture..... poor old Muddy..... All I had was the CF dash, vent covers, door switches, sills oh and 4 speakers