GMballistic

I have a Halfords Professional torque wrench which imo is a very good tool. Can't remember the range I have but here are two examples, both well under £100. Link: http://www.halfords.com/motoring/garage-equipment/car-tools-hand-tools/halfords-professional-torque-wrench-60-300nm Link: http://www.halfords.com/motoring/garage-equipment/car-tools-hand-tools/halfords-professional-torque-wrench-40-200nm

Don't let it stick with you is my advice. Pair of w**kers who really deserved to have you run them over with the Zeds heavy weight, ...but then you'd be in trouble so just forget it and get on with enjoying your Friday night & weekend.

Great looking roadster, ...you definitely made the right decision about the wheel colour. Spot on.

People panicking over nothing in most parts of the country, ...doesn't help when papers put stupid headlines like "Blizzards coming!!" etc with hardly a mention of exactly where in the country it will be. Oh well at least it's helping you keep the mileage down on your Zed I guess ZEUS.

Well la dee da. I jest. I've got a garage too but it's sh*t because it's a modern built one so is really narrow. I can fit the Zed in it but pull muscles everytime trying to squeeze out of the driving seat.

I'd love a big TV for playing "Call of Duty ~ Advanced Warfare" on as I'm sure it would make me a better player as it would be easier to spot the enemy, ....I mean the little 12 year old barstewards that keep killing me that is.

There is always someone with a bigger one... ...that goes for TV's too.

Sounds good Ryan, ..shame about the traffic & speed cameras but still it's not about going fast, it's just about the sound it makes in the tunnels. Nice.

We had about an hours worth of gentle snow here in Cardiff, ...has just melted away now though and never really settled. Guessing I've got one more day of work I'll have to do then before the weekend. Boooo.

Might as well just buy a ten man tent instead and drive your car in.

Last lot i bought was from the lchemists cupboard. Not sure on pg/vg think its 50/50. They taste very perfumy . Thing is there isnt a local vape shop near me so im having to order off the internet and to be honest im wasting a small fortune. I'm lucky as there is a local E-cig shop close to me so I can always try new flavours before I buy. I've bought Digby's, Liqua and countless other flavours but imo the best E-liquids for flavour are the ones made by Eshish. Think it's because of a high PG percentage. Anyway you can get them online & they don't cost too much either. Here's a link to the flavours available from my local E-cig shop made by Eshish: http://www.zappecigs...k/#!eshish/crgc Thanks for the info will take a look No probs ~ if you where local to me I'd let you try some of my flavours for free. Makes such a difference having a good E-liquid that you enjoy so hope you find the one you like. It's all personal taste really but if you do try the Eshish E-liquids I'd highly recommend the "watermelon,cherry & grape" flavour as I know that's one of their best sellers. I really like the "pomegranate & citrus" flavour which is weird as I don't like to eat pomegranates but it's great for vaping.

^^ Brilliant.

Last lot i bought was from the lchemists cupboard. Not sure on pg/vg think its 50/50. They taste very perfumy . Thing is there isnt a local vape shop near me so im having to order off the internet and to be honest im wasting a small fortune. I'm lucky as there is a local E-cig shop close to me so I can always try new flavours before I buy. I've bought Digby's, Liqua and countless other flavours but imo the best E-liquids for flavour are the ones made by Eshish. Think it's because of a high PG percentage. Anyway you can get them online & they don't cost too much either. Here's a link to the flavours available from my local E-cig shop made by Eshish: http://www.zappecigs.co.uk/#!eshish/crgc

Pretty cool & I bet the extra weight may even help with better gear shifts.

Honestly never seen any TV that big in person. That is going to be bonkers for playing games on & watching TV, ...oh yeah & life size porn!

Maybe he could do that next year although I fear the price of the calendar then would be even higher. What with a petrol bill to pay for UK wide delivery.

No I run mine with a Mishimoto thermostatic sandwich plate which is better than the standard non thermostatic plate in that kit. Sorry I was supposed to write thermo plate. I have this kit but need to get round to ordering a decent thermo plate and get it fitted as the 70 is awful for overheating. I find my thermostatic plate to be pretty good tbh. The thermostatic sandwich plate does help protect your engine imo when you're doing shorter journeys as it prevents the oil from passing into the oil cooler before it's up to temperature, therefore allowing your oil to get to operating temperature rather than pass through the oil cooler and be unnecessarily cooled.

Just looked out the window and, ...it's fine. Guess I'm going to work tomorrow then.

There was a prison break earlier today in Cardiff and I saw a midget climb up the fence. As he jumped down he sneered at me and I thought, "well that's a little condescending".

Doesn't seem to be any on the sellers other listings but it couldn't hurt to email him and see if he can get one/& what the price would be. Link to the seller is in my first post.

My mate has the Parrot, ...really good if you like using your phone to control it and it has some excellent features (like auto land, GPS etc). Personally I couldn't see the point in spending well over £200 on one especially when my Mrs surprised me for my birthday last year with a UDI U818A quadcopter. It's a fairly cheap one (pretty sure it's only around the £50-£70 mark) but boy is it good fun & gives a great video from the included little camera. I've flown it a fair bit and I'd definitely recommend it for a beginner or just if you're after a new toy for some fun. It's very robust, can fly extremely high & is very stable due to it's size. Only downside is that the video it records has no sound ~ batteries last about 7 minutes odd whilst flying & recording but that's a pretty common length of time as I think that's what my mate gets from his Parrot.

ChrisB should also be on the list as well as cmck13.

Thank you Graham It wasn't just me though Martinmac and Doogyrev did the sorting out I just do as I'm told Well thanks to them as well then. Sure I'm not alone in appreciating how you mods & all the admins etc work so hard in making this a great forum for us all and arranging things like this.

No I run mine with a Mishimoto thermostatic sandwich plate which is better than the standard non thermostatic plate in that kit. I thought it was too good to be true as well. Emailed the seller before I bought it and asked if it was genuine otherwise I wouldn't be happy. He confirmed to me it was and I was still skeptical but decided to order it anyway as the price was fantastic. It arrived with an address label on it confirming the actual shipping address it was sent from was in fact from Mishimoto UK in Kidderminster. It was in a fully branded box, had all the correct paper work/stickers & branded bags. Completely genuine item and 100% working so not a faulty or returned item either. Wouldn't recommend it if I wasn't so happy with mine.

1. Wizard: 350z Vortech v3 3:13 pulley, DE bone stock motor, 13psi, UpRev, 450bhp / 400lb/ft @hubs, over 10k boosted miles. 2. Sam McGoo: 350z Vortech V2 3:33 pulley,'54 DE stock engine, 9.14psi, UpRev 402 HP/336lb/ft @hubs 25k boosted on a 27k engine 3. 4Re Leather: 350z GTM S/CSmall pulley, '09 HR Stock Engine, 10.35psi, 464.5bhp/383.3lb/ft @hubs, 2k boosted on a 17k engine 4. Oskaben: SOLD: 350z Vortech v2 Supercharger, 5k boosted on 36k engine 5. Darren-B: SOLD: 350z Vortech V3 standard pulley, '54 DE stock engine, ??psi, UpRev, 429 HP/???lb/ft @hubs 7k boosted on a 68k engine. SOLD: 370z GTM 1.5 SC 445 RWHP /??? Lb/ft 6k boosted when I sold it on a 8k engine 6. Kev T: 370z GTM Stage 1 SC, VQ37HR stock, 7.5psi, UpRev, 432bhp/ 367ft/lb @hubs torque with standard pulley 7. PlanetSurfer2: 350z GTM TT, stock 'HR motor, 6psi, Uprev Tune, 415bhp and 376lb/ft @hubs, over 4k boosted miles so far 8. Keyser: SOLD: 350z Vortech v2, 3:12 pulley, fully forged 'DE engine, Haltech Platinum Pro ECU, 458bhp / 367lb/ft w/out Nos, 503bhp / 429lb/ft w/ Nos @hubs. 4k boosted miles. NEW: 370z GTM 1.5 SC 445 RWHP /??? Lb/ft 9. andy james: 350z GTM S/C, standard pulley, Stock 'HR motor, UpRev, 448.4bhp / 367 lb/ft @hubs. 1k boosted on a 24k engine. 10. djtimo: 350z APS TT Garrett Kit, fully forged 'DE block, UpRev, 11 psi, 469bhp / 448 lb/ft @hubs 11. jables: 350z SFR TT, DE stock engine, 7.2psi, UpRev, 404bhp / 380lb/ft @hubs, over 20k boosted on a 37k engine 12. OllyB: 350z GTM S/C, standard pulley, Stock 'HR motor, 9 psi, Uprev, 471bhp / 371 lb/ft @hubs 13. D12BHP: 350z Vortech V2 Si Trim 3.13 Pulley, fully forged engine.... @ 15psi... 14. GT4 Zed: SOLD: 350z Vortech V2 T trim 2.87 pulley and fluidampr 6.125 crank pulley. 15.9psi 424whp/ 370lbft 15. octet: SOLD: 350z Vortech V2 430rwhp and 360lb/ft torque. NEW: 370z 7AT GReddy Twin Turbo - 553BHP | 465lb/ft on stock engine and 1000bhp built auto gearbox, 8psi, boosted at 22k 16. evilscorp: 350z Vortech V3 Sci, 3.33 pulley, stock engine, boosted 20 miles, 0.1 in anger 428.2hp 370ftlb (flywheel) 358.6 real whp 0.6bar 17. A9H-RX: 350z APS TT KIT Fully Forged Cosworth Internals 'DE Block, 10psi, 502BHP / 455lb/ft @ fly, 20k+ boosted 18. TheChubbyNinja - 350z Vortech V3 SCi, VQ35DE stock, 10psi, UpRev tune, 408.9@ the hub / 336ft/lb torque with 3.12 pulley 19. GMballistic - 350Z GT Coupe, Vortech V3 Sci, VQ35DE stock, 3.12" pulley, UpRev tune, 436Bhp@ fly / 368 ft/lbs . Added.