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Ok, ask yourself these questions, do you want some kind of button pusher working on your car? If so I presume they send these guys out to work on ANY car, that implies that the button pusher knows exactly what he is doing doing on EVERY car. And they can achieve this working on your drive way with out a dyno? Does this sound too good to be true? How much do you love your Zed, oh and here's the Smurf Cynical question, how do you actually know they change anything if there are no before and after dyno tests that will set benchmarks as reference points? As others have said, it's a pointless exercise without the supporting breathing mods. Please walk away.

, as Neil said the experts will be along to help soon hopefully. Where in Cheshire are you? ^^ right on cue

CS will look after you buddy, let us know how it goes, good luck with it all.

You could start a mobile ironing service with that spoiler on the back

"must go to a loving home" Ok, here's the asking price but it won't be in a loving home, will that make a difference? No? oh I thought not

Test drove one before I bought the Zed, agree mostly with Dan but found the one I drove a bit "tram liney"

To prevent rear wheels being fitted to front. Nothing to worry about

I looked at those, the reds not dark enough. Welcome to my world

H, you could PM 4RE Leather (Peter), he's got one but I have no idea where it came from

Now unlocked

TFFT

Synchro issue on mine at 32k, was repaired under warranty and fine ever since

Something like: NOT A ZED Shouldn't that be in green?

Possibly Sri Lankan judging by the surname.

Dear Prasada?

Locked as requested

Sorry it's a left hooker Dan, this is just for you:-

First of all, I have absolutely no connection with this company other than I bought their product but I do feel to that others ought to know that customer service is alive and well with this supplier:- http://oilcatchtank.com/ Here's the story. At the recommendation of Bennet I bought one of these in May last year and it's all detailed here in this thread http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/58175-oil-catch-can-tested-and-proven/ Unfortunately the plastic reservoir developed a hairline crack a the bottom which meant a small amount of oil was dripping into the lower engine bay. I contacted Sam at Rutland Motors and told him my story and he very kindly sent me a replacement on Friday Recorded Delivery, fitted it this afternoon and all is good, now that's how to look after customers, no fuss no issues and no drama even though the warranty had expired. If you are in the market for an oil catch can check them out.

? Unfortunately the old one failed, I'm told by Will at TGM that apparently it has "blown" which gave it a wavy look to it along the top surface.

Looking forward to seeing this progress Al, the black one is soooo