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Nice video Suits. Only just noticed you'd put it up so just enjoyed that whilst having a cuppa. Pity about some of the people acting like tools on track but glad you enjoyed the day out anyway.

Love it Payco. Very, very nice indeed.

Welcome aboard.

Cool.

Yep knew it would, ...GTR sounds the best to me.

Very interesting read Brillo. In for the track day videos.

Hope you enjoyed the read & pictures/vids then Roger. Tbh I'm fighting the Zeditus urges not to do too much more to the car as this year I'd like to just enjoy it as is and maybe do some shows/track days along the way. Nice to get some praise from fellow Zed owners especially one's like you who have such nice looking Zeds themselves. It's appreciated.

So many good pictures to look at tonight from this meet. Great stuff.

Great pictures Matt.

Don't have a fuel cap sorry but, ...you could try a PM to zmanalex to see if he has any used ones for sale. Link: http://www.350z-uk.com/user/9648-zmanalex/ Otherwise if you fancy a new one I bought one from the Nissan dealership locally to me. Came with the tether etc but wasn't very cheap at £24-£28 odd if memory serves.

Yep the back plate is a dust shield. Some times they can get a bit bent & rub against the disc or even trap stones between them & the disc. When you checked the pads where you able to see the inside pad (closest to the inside of the cars body if that makes sense) and not just the outside one? Sometimes people have had uneven pad wear so the outside one could look ok but then the inside one is fubar. Just a thought.

Ooooh that's a good one. Yeah do that gazza.

^^ Now they look great already but with the rings too they're going to look awesome.

Thanks Scott.

Great stuff as usual mate. Can't be a million miles away now from starting to put this plan into action.

Nice pictures and some great looking Zeds there. Really love those alloys on Ash's turbo Zed.

Well you've made that look easy then Chris, ...why where you so worried?, I know I wasn't. Seriously that's made me worry about it less so I'll just follow your guide now for when it comes to doing mine soon.

Got a link in my "bookmarks" for how to do this but I can delete that now after reading this excellent guide. Well done Matt.

This is part of the reason why I just p/x most of my cars in at dealers/traders when getting a new/used car. Bl**dy waste of space & time some people.

I'd think "3M double sided tape" will do the job just fine. Link: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3M-x-8MM-AUTO-ACRYLIC-FOAM-DOUBLE-SIDED-ATTACHMENT-ADHESIVE-TAPE-NUMBER-PLATE-/400801160017?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item5d519c5b51 Should be more than strong enough to hold the plate on securely without damaging the paint work if you decide to remove it at a later date. Fyi ~ When you do go to remove it use a hairdryer first allover the number plate in order to soften the adhesive glue on the tape which will help make removal easier.

It's hard to answer I think without knowing which way you're going with the car. Are you just out to enjoy it as is or do you want to start thinking about improving the performance/handling etc. If you're happy with the way the stereo sounds then I wouldn't waste money on upgrade speakers etc unless you really want to crank it up whilst you're driving with the top down maybe. Personally if you're happy with the performance and you just want to put you're own stamp on the car then alloys will make a big difference. Plenty of choices available from Tarmac Sportz, the Cougar Store etc but just make sure you do your research first so that they will fit when you go to put them on.

Cheers Dunks. Anythings possible if you want it enough or work hard enough to get it. I'm lucky now as I'm pretty happy with how the car stands performance wise so I'm just enjoying it for what it is rather than worry about the next mod etc.

Am I going colour blind or something Ian because that subframe looks definitely black to me and not blue. Good to see things still happening.

The cold air feed though will do exactly what it says on the tin so to speak, ...it will feed cold air in. Bucket seats will be good for a bit of weight saving and holding you more securely whilst your flinging the car about but then coilovers will obviously improve the handling especially in the corners, ..good luck with that decision. Get some video of the track day if you can but more importantly enjoy it.