Adrian@TORQEN

This colour!

Here we go: Nismo Instrument Cluster in action:

Ok, tested, works perfectly fine, uploading video and photos in a minute.

Ok, half way through fitting the Nismo dash

That's another story, it's like comparing Apple with Dell...

They all worked fine on my Bose setup, but upgraded my sound system to Morel, etc Details here: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/53663-building-the-best-sound-system-for-the-z/

http://www.rhdjapan.com/arc-super-induction-box-z33-350z-vq35de-50230 + VAT + Duty + transport http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150854599607 + same as above I wish I could keep it with the Vortech setup, trust me, sounds amazing, looks superb, keeps its value very well! And it's rare as hens teeth

Hmm, let me check some tutorials see how difficult is to remove existent and plug the new one in, maybe I can do a little video.

I guess it's quite the same, didn't get a chance to get it fitted and now I'm planning having the OEM one heavily modified and personalised, so no point the modify the Nismo one

All items combined here: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/70833-nismo-bose-gt-spec-meisterr-stillen-and-oem-clearance/

Right, finally got to fit the MotorDyne ART pipes today, replacing the Berk HFCs which are now for sale, as soon as the moderators approve my topic. Lots of goodies in there, watch the For Sale section today The car sounds a lot better I think, I love it! Here is the new setup:

Changed my mind, going for the stage 1

I'll have the CJM stage 0 please! :lol:

Right...

Imagine having £28.000 budget to play on a 350z... Why would anyone spend nearly 30.000 on a Toyota?

Scroll up a bit...

"Scientists have unveiled the latest prototype of a car that "drives itself" with the help of a tablet computer. Acting like a plane on auto-pilot, it is designed to take over from humans in slow-moving heavy traffic or on a familiar route, such as a school run. It is activated using an iPad on the dashboard - by tapping on a prompt, the driver can make the car's onboard computer take the wheel. Robotcar, which is being developed by Oxford University and Nissan at Begbroke Science Park in Oxfordshire, uses a combination of external sensors and computer power to calculate the correct direction and speed." http://uk.news.yahoo.com/robotcar-latest-driver-less-vehicle-unveiled-211012704.html

You don't want to see my PMs, LOL

Oh man, BBK and SMD have a very strange influence on this forum lately!

Bumper tuck this weekend?! Looks nice, bet it sounds awesome, too!

He'll be doing it B L U E!

Watching me!?!? I'll be doing the watching, trust me, can't you see how bad I am with the spanners?

Mind you, glrnet has the first dibs on the ARC box

DONE! Works perfectly, thanks!