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delz0r

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  1. This is in the opening scene for guardians of the galaxy also
  2. Pretty far away from Leeds but this one has been for sale in Ireland for a while: http://www.carzone.ie/search/Nissan/350Z/3.5-V6-C/51914020935793120/advert?channel=CARS I imagine its a bargain with the way the exchange rate is atm.
  3. I have an invidia gemini and it can get very hot. I badly burned my leg off it 2 weeks ago, was a sunny day and I was wearing shorts. My bumper looks fine though. Is your exhaust touching the bumper?
  4. Do they not have mpg also along side kmph? Only kmh on the speedo no mph. The mpg is in litres/100km
  5. Irish cars have KPH dials from 2005.
  6. I think they actually do make a bit of horse power on the HR up top.
  7. Cayman S or E92 M3 would be my pick, with a bigger budget next would be a GTR.
  8. Updated the main post with some pics of my new Michelin Pilot Super sports fitted to the rear. Amazing tyres!
  9. 100 delivered for the reflectors + bonnet dampers? PM me if yes.
  10. An imaculate 260z fully restored just sold 2 months ago in ireland for 13k euro. I should have snapped it up
  11. I've had both. The 313 is definitely better, the HR engine is absolutely fantastic.
  12. You should get the parents number and ring up and Ask.
  13. Definitely the nicest turbo supercar.
  14. delz0r

    Ireland?

    There's 10 year old zeds in Ireland that would have only ever been run on standard unleaded. Yet on this forum it's regarded that after a few months the engine will be blown to 1000 pieces. So either that is not true or it's due to the ethanol content of Irish fuel. "The BOS Scheme places an obligation on suppliers of mineral oil to ensure that 6.383% (by volume) of the motor fuels (generally Gasoline and Motor Diesel) they place on the market in Ireland is produced from renewable sources, e.g. Ethanol and Biodiesel. The obligation was increased from the 1st January, 2013. It was previously 4.166%" Supposedly this equates to our standard Irish unleaded being higher than 95 RON.
  15. I've had both and the HR is noticeably better than the DE rev-up I had beforehand.
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