Adrian@TORQEN

Scroll back 1-2 pages, here: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/101162-meet-octzilla/page__st__360#entry1596657

Reply received from Nissan GB today, obviously I need to take this further.

Exactly

Welcome to the forum, I'm in Watford-ish too

Hi guys, I've managed to get a little bit more discount on the supercharger kits offered by Stillen for the 350z HR and 370z so I'm going to pass this to you. This deal is available until the end of April 2016. 1. 370z Stillen Supercharger Custom package http://www.torqen.uk...rq-370zssc.html £8,688.90 £8,255.45 2. 370z Stillen Supercharger System Tuner Kit http://www.torqen.uk...it-407770t.html £6,433.90 £5,790.51 3. 350z HR Stillen Supercharger System, Tuner Kit http://www.torqen.uk...t-407750tb.html £6,905.80 £6,215.22 4. 350z HR Stillen Supercharger Custom package http://www.torqen.uk...lsc-350zhr.html £8,798.90 £8,358.90 More options to be added later today. No minimum order required like in the group buy, every single order can benefit of the discount straight away, just PM me to discuss your order and also issue you the voucher code. Any questions feel free to ask here or via PM/email/WhatsApp/LiveChat/Viber/iMessage

Awesome, let me know, I need to introduce OCTZILLA to the track

Corrected that for you.

That would have to be so well staged, like in a Hollywood stunt, 4-5 takes to make it so real!

WTF? No.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35931968

No, just as in the photo Unless they've changed them from the last batch we had, which I don't think.

It wasn't / is not easy, but I've managed and still managing, while I don't feel any pressure or that I lost my "freedom". I see many of you here complaining of the sleep deprivation when / if you become a parent. Since I was a teenager, I always slept 3-5 hours max a night. I hate the idea that I'm wasting my life sleeping, while I have so many things to do before I leave this life I feel like I'm 97 years old and I'm running out of time with a huge list of to do tasks. Sleep is not important at all to me, I'm used to this kind of schedule and I don't feel tired or sleep deprived. I'm an workaholic too, with the immigrant mentality where you have to catch up with the local chaps and succeed, no matter the cost So my brain is wired for WORK, WORK and more WORK I retract my earlier statement about being lucky, you are the odd one....... You sleep half of what a normal person does, work from home (assumption) and love work..... Well right there you have 6 hours per day more than everyone else. Trying everything in 12 hours not your usual 18-20 I'm living the dream, so to speak. I love what I'm doing, love my work, love my family, love my hobbies, love my friends, love my customers, but I hate the weather! :lol: Of course there's always room for better, but there's still time... (or not?) Anyway, you lazy bastard! :lol: Any track days booked this year? I need to catch up with you!

10 days left on this group buy

Guys, We have a batch arriving early next week, some pre-sold as you might have seen on different threads here, but a few will be available to buy. Let me know on here if you're interested in one so I can provide you with the voucher code. Details here: http://www.torqen.uk/350z/exhausts/y-pipes/56-350z-stillen-stainless-steel-y-pipe-504252.html £295 forum price.

ARK products are manufactured in China and shipped to USA from where they're distributed to dealers or private buyers. Very good quality stuff, decent priced when compared with other systems.

Awesome skillZ uncle!

It wasn't / is not easy, but I've managed and still managing, while I don't feel any pressure or that I lost my "freedom". I see many of you here complaining of the sleep deprivation when / if you become a parent. Since I was a teenager, I always slept 3-5 hours max a night. I hate the idea that I'm wasting my life sleeping, while I have so many things to do before I leave this life I feel like I'm 97 years old and I'm running out of time with a huge list of to do tasks. Sleep is not important at all to me, I'm used to this kind of schedule and I don't feel tired or sleep deprived. I'm an workaholic too, with the immigrant mentality where you have to catch up with the local chaps and succeed, no matter the cost So my brain is wired for WORK, WORK and more WORK

Oh, no offence taken. I'm very hands on, as we speak my wife and AnneMarie (the older daughter) went to the National Gallery where our very good friend James Mayhew has an event from 11:00am I'm at home with the little one Amelie, she just had her milk, now sleeping in her room, while I'm downstairs in the office working She'll be up in about one hour, she's good as gold, plays on her own, only starts winging if she's hungry or sleepy. They will be back home close to 3pm, when I'll be getting ready to go out for a meeting in Central London at 5pm. Is that hands off?

Some of you guys must have had a really bad life experience growing up. You talk about kids like they are some sort of diseases and like you've never been a child. It doesn't bother me, I'm just trying to put myself in your shoes and see / understand the world through your eyes, but it's obviously impossible. It somehow reminds me of Steve Jobs, one of the very few people I "worship". It's a very complex a delicate subject...

I've seen muuuuuuch worse, see here: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/73768-553bhp-465-lbft-370z-full-amuse-with-greddy-twin-turbo/page__st__440#entry1164543

Must be Roadster thing? Not on my 370z, perfect fitment with ARK R pipes.

I don't think the insurance will cover OEM glass, it's about £600-£700 probably.

I'm not that rich, I wouldn't dare! yet! Mrs is my first girlfriend, I'm her first boyfriend, we've been together since we were 17. We grew up together and bonded as a couple as we went through a lot of personal matters, some of you here know what I'm talking about, it wasn't easy. We must be the odd ones out, but to us kids have been probably the strongest sealant that in this relationship. There is no way in the world I would see myself where I am today without her and the kids. Unrelated to the above quotes, more like a general reply: Again, I know it's a sensible subject and I should probably stay out of it, but I can assure you I'm not being arrogant, pedantic or patronising at all in what I'm going to say. It's just my personal experience. Even to me it's hard to explain what you actually feel when you hold your kid for the 1st time as it just popped out or when you come home and it doesn't matter how stressful your day was they just brighten you up by hugging you, pulling silly faces, telling you about their latest achievements in school or extracurricular activities, when you see them becoming better than yourself as they grow up and mature and so on, therefore I can really comprehend how can anyone that chooses not to have children express an opinion about parenthood? Not judging either, each individual is FREE to chose what he does with his life. It's only a rhetorical question As an example, I love classical music, been listening to it since I was a teenager, I have lots of world renowned musician friends, conductors, violinists, sopranos, pianists etc, but that doesn't make me a musician. I will never be able to understand what a composer or violinist FEELS Looking forward to the days when I'm going to be old, having both of our daughters coming round to visit us with their kids, too My grand is 92, I speak with him every week as he's still back in Romania. There's nothing else in the world that makes him happier than when we call him or when we go to visit him, it's always a surprise visit, as we know he loves that.

Got two daughters, one is 9 in May, the other 5 1/2 months. Only managed to visit just over 30 countries (7 last year, only 2 this year, but 3 more booked) since I've been a father, started 2 businesses, modded a few BMWs, 350z, 370z and a GTR, been to hundreds of concerts, operas, events, go out most weekends, but also during the week sometime. I'm enjoying every second of it and wouldn't even imagine my life without my family as it is now, the four of us Not being arrogant or patronising, just wanted to show the flipped side of the coin, there's still life after having kids, a lot of it!