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Object of desire

Now that's what I call "big boys toys" probably costs more than my car.

Excellent photos, nice to see Ken there at the end haven't seen him for ages, must get out more to the meets,

There nice cars aren't they

Had a good laugh at this, its the moment when you realise "excuse the pun" your not the only dipstick out there. Happened to me and I guess every other new owner. Only one way in and you need to do it in the day time, now let your mind work on that.

Have you thought of a group fitting with the other guys that are buying, if theres 3 or 4 up for it might be a bit cheaper? That's a point and I could ask Abbey MS. Everyone else with their name down - are you interested in Abbey fitting this kit for you? Could be, depending on price probably need to pm me with that. I would be happy at the right price to leave my z with them and pick it up at the end of the week.Clearly I don't know who the others are but I have declared that I'm one, or is that "I am Spartacus" if your old enough to remember that.

I was under the impression that this service no longer existed, has any one tried this in the last year or so?

Have you thought of a group fitting with the other guys that are buying, if theres 3 or 4 up for it might be a bit cheaper?

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Rs tuning in Leeds do the remap using software called "uprev" a specialist company in the states who deal with the 350z/370z. This remap using uprev has been done on many cars on this site, The actual price for the remap advertised on the site today is £474. Fit the filters yourself and save the £70 in fuel going down south.

Took the plunge, should be a bit closer now.

And that's what happens when you have too much time on your hands and you haven't got a job.

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I see your in the Peak District,so its RS tuning in Leeds,approved dealers on this site, if you do go for a remap and many of us up this end have, you will get excellent service and their masters of the Z.

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Mequiars has a specific internal detailer that is made to do what you want, it leaves a non stick natural look so as not to leave that wet through look. Heres a link, http://www.meguiars....erior-Detailer/

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Its on here as a guide to using the cloths not as a sales ad for the one shown, Mine was £24 for a car pro cloth, halfords charge £12 I think for a mitt type, but what you need to bear in mind is that you can pay between £10 to £30+ for clay bars and they will not last as long by the very nature that the clay keeps the contaminants in the bar itself.

I see that the new clay cloths and mitts are at last enjoying success although they have been around a few years. Just like to point out at this stage that they are actually made from a form of rubber designed like a microfibre cloth. I have used a version for a few months now and the system is similar for all the versions out there. This link will give a fairly precise review on their use and I certainly give them a thumbs up. Please note though they do have a limited life varying on how many times you use them but even so they should all be cheaper to use than clay. http://www.detailing...ad.php?t=323203