nissanman312

On 19/06/2021 at 20:51, Z4ZORRO said:

Cargo net sold to Nissanman312 payment received. 

Cargo net received and as described 

Many thanks 

When I bought my 1000cc ids I had them cleaned at injector tune 

Quick turnaround and you a flow report etc

Heading up there this year as cant risk going out to France etc 

Ill be sure to post up 

Thanks for sharing excited now 

Can I take the cargo net please 

Aem ?

I had some of these pagid for the front of my 370 and teamed with performance friction z rated pads they are fantastic for oem + stopping power 

Cheers chaps 

Over the moon with them worth all the effort

Big thanks to @350Butcher for the fitting help 

17 hours ago, MariaMZ said:

Has this sold I’m interested 

Don't quote me but pretty sure he sold it via Facebook 

Good responsible replies from both 

7 hours ago, W8BGS said:

Sure I will do, although I am currently considering coilovers, so it may not be stock in Aug. As much as I don't really want the car lowered, I am also pretty fed up of the arch gap. If the height is adjustable I can leave it close to OEM height, just a tad lower and have the adjustability of the coilovers. 

Yeah mine is close to stock height I think 

Cg lifted it quite a bit 

Its still catches on a real bad road tho 

I'm looking into lifting a touch more 

1 hour ago, W8BGS said:

This was the reply. 

 

Typically vagueness at speed is down to front toes which is easily sorted. 

 

All cars go through the same process of evaluation drive, inspection of all suspension components to ensure they are healthy and not contributing to any handling issues and then a geometry to suit your requirement and mode of use. Cost for the session is £355.00 inc. VAT and takes around 4 hours to complete.  

 

Thats the half day which is all you need i suspect 

They are good lads they will see you right 

Will you share your set up here please so others can see what they do on the stock suspension 

Also check out string theory they are on par with centre gravity and a touch cheaper 

I used centre gravity a few years ago now 

Excellent service but a full set up will set you back £650

Well worth it if you are totally changing out loads of components  but if you are just after a tweek might be a bit rich 

Yeah its not that there's anything wrong with your bushes its just that they are soft from the factory 

The two things I found made a massive difference was the gearbox mount and the subframe collars both those things realy gave the car a more connected feel and you're looking at 300/350 quid better money spent than braces 

Just my 2 pence 

If you want a to tighten things up I'd be looking at all the soft rubber bushing of the 370z than bolting a load of bracing everywhere 

Gearbox mount 

Diff mount 

Subrame bushings 

Poly bushing will all tighten the car up and realy give you a more connected feel once all those things are not wobbling around under your arse 

1 hour ago, dave_7 said:

Pictures from Oulton last week (always seem to go down well on here so give the people what they want)

 

Top day and car was faultless all day. Really good to get back out there after what feels like forever.

 

Big fat hardrace front roll bar made a massive different to the front end, so much so it took me most of the morning to re-learn the car!

13 hours ago, GranTurismoEra said:

Great idea on the foams as opposed paying the full for a finished set. Just wondering where you got the foams from for future reference.

 

Sorry just seen it Capital seating. You got new covers from them as well?

 

Thanks

Foams are capital yes and covers from https://amx-performance.com/

Hes a great chap and dose some real nice work and realy helpfull 

Cheers chaps 

Hopefully have some fitted pictures soon for you 

Cheers brother 

Can't wait to get them in 

Managed to get the recaros built up with new foams and covers this week and mocked up on the frame you need to put the seat back to one peice. after removing the clio frame or whatever car you have them from same applies to people wanting to fit the juke seats etc.

I'm realy pleased with how these turned out and they are basically new now so should stay nice for a while 

Are you sure thats fluid and not just rusty water and crud 

13 hours ago, Sim said:

I'd wait until you've had a bit more sleep, you don't want to make an assembly error at this stage.

Ha ha to right 

Thanks all 

Hoping to get them built up next few days 

Great little touches 

But there's another potential hold up in getting them built up 

The early arrival of my first child 

A baby girl 

So ill be grabing time on them when I can