RobPhoboS

Picking my one up hopefully on Friday

Holy crap, that's flipping awful. I didn't realise what was going on with this. How the heck is it in THAT condition ?

Lambo doors... neon lights...

Cheers for the detailed answers, bonus points to Bennett. I've not had it since 95, so weird to get it again but hey ho.

Go to the website, and email/call. http://royalsteeringwheels.com I should be getting my one fitted this weekend or next

If you look at the US forums, they are one of the top shops for stuff, so no, they aren't dodgy if that's what you were worried about.

Completely agree. Look at my one, if it was falling apart, sure, replace it. It's just to stop crud getting in.

I used Bilt Hamber Surfex HD a few weeks ago on my one, big improvement. Spray a bit onto it, a bit of warm water in a bucket, dunked it a couple of times and the dirt came off with a fresh looking filter. (I've had it on the car for at least 15k !) I let it dry out in the sunshine all day, and popped it back on the car after 24hrs. Before: After:

I use it at work as well (VFX for film/tv), admittedly everyone else is running Linux but I've managed to keep my machine on Win 7

I'm still running Win 7, I never have any issues with it, so I can't see the reason to update to 10 until all of the programs I use for visual effects only work on that. I just can't see what's better - is there some kind of comparison for it ? If it just ran my programs faster then sure, I'd use it.

Will do at some point mate, just moving (good riddance Stratford) and off to Belgrade later in the month

Looking to do my one next month mate

I (Sly) changed my ones for Prothane ones earlier in the year, certainly gives the steering a meaty feel now, I just need more tweaking imminently to the geo.

Same here. Just order them from any of our traders on here if you aren't sure. They should just drop in, no force required.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NISSAN-350Z-BREMBO-EBC-Yellow-Stuff-FRONT-Brake-Pads-Yellowstuff-1128-/291439430606?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&fits=Model%3A350+Z&hash=item43db24cbce Or from Ferodo: http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?mode=search Technical specifications: Braking System: BREMBO Axle: Front Axle Width: 119.8mm Height: 73.6mm Thickness: 15.0mm Surface Friction Height: 55.6mm

I've updated my post here with another dyno result, a few minor changes since the original H-dev one: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/23450-dyno-results-info-thread/page__st__60#entry968604

I tried a can of BG44k (awful design, need a funnel!) - I may try another but what's happening for me is when it's full it reads fairly accurately but once down to halfway, it goes a bit mad. So one of the sensors is definitely buggered

About 12k approximately And what's your preference, RWD, 2 seats, power, steering feel, fun, practical etc etc (maybe just a top 3-5)

Luke0549: Theoretically, what's your budget ?

(ok this won't help RIGHT this second but...) If you do odds and sods on the car, get a set of these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7-Grip-Tite-Style-Mac-Allister-Sockets-3-8-Set-for-Rusted-or-Rounded-Bolts-Nuts-/121662898615?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1c53ac81b7 buy me a beer after they've worked their magic

Oooh, I forgot about this thread. Will try this over the weekend.

What's wrong with the bumper ? EDIT: Ah just saw, swapped over.

I went with the Tein springs and felt I needed more adjustment, so I think you'll need adjustable front upper arms as well. (I'm on the driftworks arms)

Possibly something along the lines of this: https://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p/bs-approved-silencer-baffle-kit-excnrk http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorsport/universal-exhaust-silencers Good luck, 96db isn't going to be easy at all.