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You have PM, been waiting for you to supply these for Yonks! David

Received my nice shiny new catch Sat morning - posted my old manky catch back Sat afternoon! Thanks Mark! David

oooo now that is appealing... am planning on couple of weeks meandering around the West coast mid Sep and a little trip to Vegas to take in the NASCAR experience now looks very tempting. David

I used AF Tough Coat and found it gave a superb finish, applied it after machine polishing and NO wax. I've now moved on to use Fuso Soft 99 which may be a hybrid between a sealant and a soft wax. Pleased with the finish and ease of application. David

Next for me will be an R35... it is the "when" that is the hard question to answer. (Oh OK I might "stopgap" sooner with a 370Z) David

Abbey spotted that I had two leaking spark plug tubes (one in each cam cover) last year and I was readying myself to have to replace both covers. They in fact fitted two repaired covers (after I had had them carbon dipped - see my build thread - shameless show off that I am!) and took my old ones back in to stock to carry out the same repair. I don't know what they did but I assume it was a permanent fix and all I had to pay for was the labour to remove, rectify and refit. David

Do you mean an integrated unit or something you can remove? I have a TomTom Start25 that, with a little bit of surgery to the cubby floor fits. You can see it on my build thread here ... http://www.350z-uk.c...re-strut-brace/ The cubby lid is still fully functional and this particular TomTom model has a "start up when power on" feature (not all of them do) so when I turn on the ignition, the unit powers up automatically and powers down when I turn the ingition off. David

I recall some time ago being told, I think by Sly at Kaizer Motors, that a 'box rebuild would be between £600 and £900 depending on what parts needed to be replaced. David

There is a carbon fibre strut brace in the For Sale section. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/85321-parts-for-sale-carbon-fibre-standard-service-car-care/ David

I was watching the grey MSO 650S yesterday while it was being manouvered around for their publicity shots - it sounds and looks absolutely gorgeous. David

He is on holiday/closed 19 June to 7July according to his member trader post. David.

Was given two free tickets for the Thursday moving motor show day today, which I've never been to. Beats a day in the office! David.

On my setup (carried out by Abbey) to a DE Revup engine the throttle response can be adjusted by use of the steering wheel controls from standard (sluggish) to pin sharp (breath in and it responds instantly). Could yours be defaulting to the standard setting? David

Add me to the list please Mark. David.

Dynaplug make a handy tool that gives a permanent repair for just such circumstances. Some of the guys on the GTR owners club speak highly of them and on their cars the tyres are under some duress! David

Royalsteeringwheels.com Jack has done several for members here (inc me). David

Mine is satin black - check out my build thread. Daid

"... worn..." I've had flush fit valves on many cars for a long time and never had any problems with the cap corroding on. The ones I have on my Zed (for over a year now) overcome any potential corrosion though by having plastic caps.

hmmm that reminds me...I have a brand new in box set of AMS pulleys I must put up for sale... David

Jack at RoyalSteeringWheels.com is your man for a re-trim. I had mine thickened by +4mm when he re-trimmed mine. David

Hmmm mine was up near Druids on Southbank and has Tarmac side skirts and RT rear diffuser and private plate BUT is Gun Metal Grey not Blade Silver. David

It certainly was a good day's racing. David

I will be up on Southbank somewhere -usually on top at Armco barrier.

Yep - going. Don't have anyone I know driving though - lol - just general spectator. David

Re-trimmed steering wheel - vastly improves the overall driving experience. David