Michael robinson

your work is amazing what ideas do you have for phase 3

IMHO stillen is the best y pipe I have seen as its solid and has no flexi's in it so nor failure points he got mine for me

Is anything happening with this ???

Has the welds been tested ??? I would be interested but would need to get the bracket inspected before even thinking of buying

Looks cool

I had my engine rebuilt so mine were fitted with the engine out but I have been told you can fit them with the engine in place but it's a ball ache and not worth the hassle for the gains you get . No doubt zemanalex has done it before so give him a shout he might be able to shed abit more light on it

It's quite loud but I like it for now, probably by next year I will change the k1 to a single exit power agency as the k1 isn't well built IMHO Oh and I also have stillen headers fitted which add's alittle bit more noise

Very nice I have the same set up but with a k1 at the end of the stillen y pipe and it's crazy loud

1. abc123 2. bobmac 3.Michael Robinson 4. 5. am up for it but need to confirm dates , are they open weekends ???

I am up for an uprev but can only get time to go down the first week in April .

Silver 04 350z going north bound over the Tyne bridge in Newcastle Nice wheels

They can have my place mate some things have poped up on my MOT so need to sort them first

Why dose it not fit single exhaust ?? just the rout the exhaust takes or something

Everytime I have a down day I watch this video. it puts life in to prospective and makes you realise what you have . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlELGeAMToE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

If you get the 350z suspension package that low I will have one mate

Strip the motor out and stick a LS motor in , give the car the power and sound it should of had coming out of Nissan Love the sound of this one -

I would use a 5w-30 oil  http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-653-5w-30.aspx  The best ones there are the Fuchs/Silkolene Pro S, Motul 300V, Millers XF, Fuchs GT1 and Redline, but the Motul Eco-Energy, Millers XSS and Fuchs XTR are good cheaper alternatives.

Infinity is nice Range rover ugly and a pointless vechical to see on the road IMHO Fiat 500 - not bad for a little run about

Cheers didn't see the share button after I watched it

Hahahaha love it , can you send me the link to this please so I can show the lads at the gym

Sounds about right. I think i was on around 24k for my last year 100% mate I think I started on 19.350 and when I finished I was on 26k but that's cause I went on the multi skilled engineering course . Now at the age of 24 am on abit more due to completing a few extra courses As interserve (my employer) has a reward scheme for doing them Yep i'm multiskilled aswell, but i do building services. I'm 24 too lol. Good money to be made in any engineering business. Dont think i've ever went a year even during my apprenticeship without making +40k we have quite abit in common What company do you work for ?? money aside getting in to engineering I found really rewarding i find solving problems and installing new state of the art equipment quite a buzz ( sad I no ) . as a bonus you can do anything in your own house your self with no hassles or waiting for trades to turn up ( never on time haha ) or make money on the side by doing things for people

Sounds about right. I think i was on around 24k for my last year 100% mate I think I started on 19.350 and when I finished I was on 26k but that's cause I went on the multi skilled engineering course . Now at the age of 24 am on abit more due to completing a few extra courses As interserve (my employer) has a reward scheme for doing them

An apprentice wage was about £19-20k when I started but might depend on what side of the trade you go in to and company etc Try a company called interserve or balfour beatty am sure they are taking on http://www.balfourbeatty.com/ http://www.interserve.com/

he can get you one

Go for it it will be the best thing you have ever done . If you can try and go for a multi skilled engineering course , company's will fight to employee you if you can , as you can do all of the trades and they don't have to get three different blokes in for one simple job . I done my multi skilled engineering apprenticeship when I left school as I was lucky enough to pass a test at a place called seta http://www.seta.co.uk/ they trained me up and sent me to collage , i was lucky enough to be tought many different trades and different aspects of those trades i.e installation and maintenance In Electrical , Mechanical, refrigeration, welding, milling and turning , joinery , building . Good luck