Yep & it's on over the whole weekend.
Link: http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SearchCmd?storeId=10001&catalogId=10151&langId=-1&srch=blackfridaydeals&categoryId=-1&action=listrefine&tabNo=1&qcon=fh_location=%2F%2Fcatalog_10151%2Fen_GB%2F%24s%3Dblackfridaydeals%3Bt%3Ddefault%2Fattr_78cdb44b%3D1%2Fattr_78cdb44b%3D1%2F%21attr_bdf5060d%3D1&channel=desktop&pgSize=42&sort=price-low-to-high
The Invidia Gemini exhaust system is a true dual system. There is no Y pipe set up on it.
Imo it is a better way to go especially as there are no mesh flexi joints on the system anywhere so you've no need to worry about those going at some point or getting torn/ripped/damaged by a speed bump etc.
This is how Invidia deal with it.
I'd say for a decent system anywhere between £400-£900.
@Op ~ My old Zed.
With a Gemini Invidia exhaust system & Berks De-Cats, ...oh yeah and also it was supercharged & a lot more.
Might have to check this out if I get some spare time this weekend. Thanks for the heads up.
Video below for anyone else interested in it.
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There are various reasons why your front windscreen washers wouldn't work:
Fuse gone (in which case your rear wouldn't work either as it's a shared fuse AFAIK).
Washer motor pump gone (most likely in your case as you say you cannot hear the motor anymore).
Blocked or disconnected pipe (if it's blocked you'd still hear the motor/disconnected then you'd see a puddle of screen wash eventually appear under the car).
Blocked return valve (usually still get a dribble from the washer jets) or simply no screen wash in the reservoir (you've already checked that & topped up).
There are separate washer motor pumps for the front & rear windscreens fyi.
The pumps are both fixed to the washer reservoir located on the drivers side in the lower bumper section just in front of the wheel/tyre behind the wheel arch liner. If you cannot hear the motor running then it is most likely the pump motor has died imo.
I went through 1 front windscreen washer pump motor & two rear ones during my Zed ownership (fairly common especially as the 350's get older). It's a fairly simple job to replace them although it can get a little messy if you've a full reservoir of screen wash.
You can get the washer pumps (both front & rear) from various places but I've found Clark Motorsport (a trader on here although other traders are available) to be very good & fairly priced.
Link: http://www.clarkmoto...ake=Nissan 350Z
More threads on the same/similar subject:
http://www.350z-uk.c...washer-problem/
(this thread has even more links in it provided by me ) http://www.350z-uk.c...42-washer-woes/
Also I forgot to mention: the tubing & the non-return valve for the front windscreen washer jets are located underneath the windscreen scuttle panel. You can get at some of it from inside the clutch/brake reservoir cover location although I still think the pump is your problem.
Hope that helps.
Looks very good, ...be interested to know what garage floor paint you've used and if it holds up.
Might also be worth adding those pictures to this thread: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/98257-the-show-us-your-garage-thread/
No, at least one person on here has over 2,000 views (and it's a male )
Pete
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If only I had a £1K for every view I'd be a millionaire.