evilscorp

Spacers are not that expensive so worst case you sell the ones you have and buy a different set, as above there are other ways to make them fit unless you go too wide in which case *see below*, that will they fit website is pretty good but can't account for real life suspension/brake snagging issues.

Not heard about the pumpkin in a while, last I seen on here the wrap was in a sorry state. Yeah its one of my favourite bumpers, that and the DoLuck but seen a few of them recently and quite hard to get so thought if I am going to have hassle getting one might as well be the one I prefer, shame it got damaged and I am still in the process of trying to claim back some money but not holding my breath. Its so tempting to pay someone to fit it all but I just don't trust people to work on the car anymore so having to buy all the bits myself. Threaded rivet gun came today http://www.wesellanytool.com/ekmps/shops/af2de1/images/sealey-short-arm-threaded-nut-riveter-ak3984-77177-p.jpg Also ordered alu rivet nuts so they don't corrode on the body work or have to use self tappers like the last kit was fitted Need to decide if I will stump the cash for titanium button screws or stainless steel ones as they will be on show/open to the elements.

First attempt at a fiberglass repair, didn't go so well its been raining on and off past few days so had to try doing it indoors, bad idea. Too much hardener and too little resin ended up having to mix up some more half way through applying the layers of fiber, hence the reason its got air (white) behind some parts (ok most of it ) I will trim off the excess next week when I get a chance (nice weather) and start using filler to cover the crack on the gel coat. Note to self; put the freaking dust mask on before you start mixing the resin otherwise your fingers are covered in sh@^

Eilean donan castle is always a nice stopping point

I really need to make one of these big shows nextyear, the standard and types of car's on show are so much better than the small shows I have been to in the past. Good photos and selection!

That's a he'll of. Step up mate lol, very nice.

what is the maximum offset they come with?

Quick google shows you this is how people do it, you can see the ridges are no longer 100% straight. http://www.wreckedmagazine.com/images/project350z/350zsupercharger.install2.jpg

It probably does very slightly, hence why I only ever took mine off when it was time to change to a different easier to clean filter setup.

I presume from his profile picture he has a vq35, so the supercharger layout is different from yours.

You can take it off without the bumper off, You have to crush it slightly though to remove it.

Wow, just watch the youtube pictures of the crash, he is one lucky guy, missed so many things and not much damage all considering. Toe truck driver may have burnt out his clutch though lol.

Where are the tyre marks in the grass? ^^ must have had the doors/ wings open.

On the team bus coming home from a hockey tournament and the rows of car's abandoned on the dual carriageway near Ayr was silly, too easy to track the gumball so you get the idiots out in force. Saying that I wouldn't have minded if the bus broke down so I could watch the rare beasts toddle up the road.

Also got this from two nice chaps on here, well three if you count the original owner Plus some brembo pads for my hyundai i10 but that is boring.

USA unfortunately, no where does it this side of the pond. I think you pointed me towards madmotors = everything I wanted they can no longer source.

Shame there is some damage, the worst offender Side of the front bumper, I have some fiberglass sheets and resin so shouldn't be too hard to fix.

I wonder if the wife will notice this lot hiding under our table

Who's was the nice blue 370z in Linwood today? Didn't get a chance to stay long as I had ice hockey =/ some nice car's and a few rare beasts but two GT4 Caymans ! TVR sag was my favorite but could see the fiberglass under the exhaust /

Has been pointed out to me finders is on the wrong way, lucky it was a test fit =s

Have u got an oil cooler?

Crate has arrived at the port, just need to pay the silly amount of fee's to get it delivered here won't be doing this again. Also bought some other bits. More insulation for the attic. Tried test fitting these Cheers Dan for the idea.

Shut lines on my siebon are bad, but apart from that you can't go wrong unless it is a private sale and they dont package it well, as they are easily chipped.

Interesting looks like a VQ35 DE non rev-up with the HR twin manifold up top.