mattross1313

Is it not a long exposure shot and some one wanders through with a bright torch? Correct - leave the shutter open for X seconds, and run around the frame waving a torch like a crazy person. My ones of Busters Zed (earlier in this thread) were taken at around 10 seconds if I remember rightly. Matt

Quick close up to prove that I fitted the Tarmac sports one too

Nice one mate. I'm on the Dorset Jap stand but will be popping over to say hello and meet some fellow Zed members Matt

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First photoshop is amazing!!! Kudo's!! the red rims really look good thought dude

Nice one folks - Jumping, do you want monies in advance or do you trust BBK with £40?

nice mate

Next update might not be everyones taste but it's something I've always wanted to get around to having on one of my cars. I think it stems back to when I had MR2's and the rear window was too small, but here it is - a collection of stickers running down the rear window. Will try to get another one or two at Japfest to fill the side. The local club stickers (Dorset Jap) on rear & side window were designed by my good self took delivery of them today.

Interested in the rear lights for a project i have in mind. Are you or any local members to you going to Japfest? (to save postage)

Saw this on my Facebook over the weekend - the Rhino is my favourite these guys are quality!

Just spotted this thread, makes for good reading love your work on the tool chest, makes me want to get something similar

Yeah I like the coloured anodised ones, will keep an eye out for any companies that produce them, or traders etc. Quick update for today, after minor fail yesterday with getting too keen to fit the velocity stack and having to use the car. So the better half and I went out for a blast around the B lanes this afternoon and ended up down near the coast and had an ice-cream After a fun afternoon with my girls (car, and misses) I have just completed the velocity stack mod and left it in the car to properly harden overnight before driving. So two quick pics - one of the car down near Swanage, and then an inner photo of the airbox with the new stack fitted. Enjoy

That photographer likes your mate's arse

I had my old MR2 Dyno'd at GotBoost when I lived in Cardiff, I know he has moved now so not sure if the rollers are the same. However I saw the opposite - my car read higher on their rollers. When I then went to a more well known place (I think they had a dyno dynamics road) I saw around 30bhp less. As said above, if you use the same road consistently it is good to track your progress but for a proper figure most results need a pinch of salt.

I wonder if you get a different sticker for your car after you go down for a 'service'?

As far as I understand it, if your car is parked somewhere it shouldn't be and prevent emergency services from getting to their call out - they are well within the law to 'move' your car. I while back I saw a Fire Engine and an Ambulance just ram a car out of their way. The owner turned up later and was politely told to do one. Matt

Best hangover cure!! Fact

Hey David, I plan on fitting similar stainless items - where did you get yours from? I was down the Zed Shed yesterday and saw that Octet has a nice set of red anodised ones fitted to the engine. Decisions!

Good to meet some new faces yesterday I was only going to pop up for 5 minutes to say hello but I enjoyed the banter, abuse and the 'odd' racist joke All the best for the build today, I'll try and swing round later and supervise some more, maybe hand the odd spanner out etc. Matt :)

Thanks Pete I picked up the cargo net from eBay from a peugeot 307 I think it was. All in with postage I think was around £7-8 but it took a week of bidding and waiting to catch one for under a tenner. It's a good fit but could do with a being a little bigger. Matt

So bit of a fail this morning!! I tucked the car into the garage (it was raining) and planned to fit the Velocity Stack. I followed FlyBoy's instructions, took everything off the car and then found that after the fitting the stack I should leave the car overnight for the glue to harden before driving. Which sucks as I need to drive the car at lunch time! So I decided to put everything back together, and I will fit the stack later today. Whilst I had the intake pieces off the car I figured I would give the engine bay a first pass at detailing. I plan to do a full engine dress but it will be a slow going process. All I did this morning was give everything a clean and wipe with some detailing spray. This first pass was mainly just to remove and dirt, dust or grime which has built up from day to day use. I also removed most of the small stickers from under the bonnet, on the radiator top plate and somewhere else just to help with the clean look. Pretty pleased with the results and will hopefully complete the velocity stack tonight - on first look it seems pretty straight forward to fit. Possibly a stupid thing to spend 10 minutes cleaning, but whilst I was in the mood I cleaned up the fluid bottles to the left of the engine. This one is half clean to show how grimey it was in the first place. All done and put back together (for now). Also, whilst the airbox was out of the way I noticed some oil around the right bank of plugs and leads. I can only hope that this build up is from someone really badly topping up the car with oil? It's not the best photo but does anyone have any thoughts to what may have caused this if is coming from the engine? Cheers:) That's all for now, hopefully the Velocity Stack will be all done and dusted ready by tomorrow morning. Matt

Great work mate!! Really well put together

Don't sit too close to the TV or you'll get square eyes Matt

Hi David, yeah it's not very useful for any objects that are a little tall but good to stop small items rolling around the boot. For £6 i'll llive with it for now but will look for a Zed cargo net, or maybe another manufacturer one which is bigger (but still reasonably priced). Matt

^^Bollocks!!