AliveBoy

Don't be jealous I try, but I just can't help it! If my MOT didn't expire on Friday I would offer to come too to make it a mini meet

Car friends

Use a big hammer! Hit everything with it

Best of luck

Try removing the weight first, it will give you a few extra months life from the struts and is free

I guess that slicks generate far more mechanical grip than aero will at those speeds. So with slicks you'd actually be creating drag with the spoiler and it would be detrimental? (It is very nice btw!)

Wow, they're cool I like the Supra, it just looks nice lol

You use the wing for rear down force to provide more grip. Ironically, the more grip the better in drifting. Grip means more speed, more angle, more smoke and far more control. When you accelerate from a small turn into a large one for example, you need grip to accelerate the car and not only to keep enough angle, but to stop the car from spinning out too. They also look totally awesome in my eyes

:lol: No, it's a reflection of a window ledge. I can see why you thought that though, an HD PC screen gave me the answer

Unfortunately stuff like this is pretty much not done in the UK on zeds. It's a shame, as if there was someone who made custom dials they would make a killing. There's a few people who have changed the LED's etc, but it wasn't a straight swap and required a lot of work.

This bit would put me off, in his own add: that is more reliable for me and my career And as for posting links like that I think you'll be fine as you're clearly a potential buyer who's keen and is ensuring they get a good one

http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?model=350z&cat=exterior&prodid=7126 I'd love one of these or the big country labs ones!

You, StevoD, Hensh and I could do a group buy on stupidly big spoilers

Thing you need to consider as well, most people who fit the nismo spoiler have it bolted onto the original oem holes then bonded. This boot doesn't have those either, personally I quite like the spoiler and would keep it. +1, Some nice rear lights swapped in would make a world of difference

I googled the make of the spoiler and couldn't find anything. There's new chinese ones for £190 on ebay,so you might get £100 for it. Japspeed sell new ones for £350 so from your point of view it would be worth an ebay auction with a reserve of say £70. It's a wide one, so people would want it (me included) and if you can get a brand name and it's expensive you could get more.

I doubt the nismo would cover it as the legs are quite wide, but I'll buy that spoiler off you (Genuinely!) Not the lights though, they naaaaasty

Horsham Developments aren't too far from you, they're in Chieveley and if I lived closer that's where I'd send my car for most bits. This is their website price list for servicing: P1 Service – prices from £99.99 Includes engine oil filter and oil change. All Nissan P1 checks and procedures. Free alignment check P2 & P3 Service – prices from £229.99 Includes P1 service items plus new air filter, brake fluid change Free alignment check (2007+ 350Z and 370Z have two air filters which brings the service cost to £259.99) Service Intervals P1 - 9000, 27000, 45000, 63000, 81000 miles P2 & P3 - 18000, 36000, 54000, 72000, 90000 miles Nissan also recommend the following: Spark plug change after 5 years or 54,000 miles - additional cost of £99.99 (for 2003-2006 350Z) or £184.99 (for 2007+ 350Z and 370Z) on P1, P2 or P3 service Coolant change every 3 years or 36,000 miles - additional cost of £84.99 on P1, P2 or P3 service Nissan don't recommend replacing gearbox or diff oil in their service schedule, however we'd recommend changing the oils every 3 years / 36000 miles. If this is required costs are: Gearbox and diff oil change - additional cost of £89.99 on P1, P2 or P3 service Wheel alignment check is free, if adjustment is required we charge £99.99 inc VAT. We use fully synthetic oils and high temperature brake fluid - if you have any specific requirements, please let us know so we can accommodate your needs. All prices include VAT at the current rate.

What age is the car, if it's a 2008 z self servicing will make a bit of a dent in the price, not massive, but enough that you'll notice it. A 2002 wouldn't be affected at all really. Personally my view is that someone competent at home can do as good a service as a main stealer can, as they will be showing the car care and won't just be churning out "yet another job". Lots of receipts and proof of good quality parts should negate that stamp in the book people always look for.

I'd agree with Steve, the Rota P1 is fairly similar though

The turbo kit private is by sold traders forum on. PM try I would Tarmac Sportz for great supercharger deal currently on. To find used turbo kit unlikely it is alone, maybe car with already fitted is possible.

I tried to like peoples posts, but I have liked too many for today! I didn't even know it was possible

How mine sounds, was too loud so my cats are going back in

Thanks for the positive feedback If this upload worked ok, this is a short video from the day Ignore my young cousin getting excited, and I may have destroyed a block at the end

So I got this awesome picture taken by "We The Terrors" and gave my car some personality using paint, it's not very good, but it was fun Has anyone else ever done this, or am I the only loser?

I've got a leather Z seat I wanted to do the same with, but the bottom is so uneven it would be quite a job