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Everything posted by davey_83
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I really wanted a black N15 GTi, that looks tidy pal. Snap on the 1.4 sunny too. Yeah they just keep going. Still have the N14 along side the Z33.
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Fast road/Track 350z 3.7ltr HR built
davey_83 replied to 350Butcher's topic in Member Build Projects
So pretty slow and unentertaining then........ You mean 200ps engine iirc.... Edit - ahhhhh I see, mapped to. What a ROCKET!!!!!! -
Fast road/Track 350z 3.7ltr HR built
davey_83 replied to 350Butcher's topic in Member Build Projects
On a serious note your brother's VX looks like a little track monster!!!! What's the spec? -
Fast road/Track 350z 3.7ltr HR built
davey_83 replied to 350Butcher's topic in Member Build Projects
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Welkom to the club, great way to meet us Midlands lot and say hi
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Thank you I recall a thread on a NSX owners club asking why does the VQ35 sound SO good a WAI really opens up the intake roar too!!
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All important 4 wheel alignment carried out today, definitely needed after new compression arms and front tyres.
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Car looks great!! If you think the stock exhaust sounds good, wait till you go aftermarket
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Every journey I max out 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears!!!
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Tron Legacy......
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Nice one pal for the heads up and list shuffle 2 WEEKS TO GO
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Checking on socials Yianni was impressed as its the quickest wrap he'd ever seen
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I used a jet wash from about a foot away, being sure not to stay in the same place but to keep the jet moving. Rinse down All purpose cleaner 5:1 *foaming spray nozzle Various brushes to agitate Jet wash off Dry any surface and pooling water At least half hour drive to help dry the engine bay. The next day a trim dressing of choice. Tip - do the underside of the bonnet just before the engine final jet off.
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Rotten, hopefully this being shared stops even just one performance car hero.
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Fantastic interest and some new names also, not a club meet to be missed. Thank YOU all
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Was asked to clean a good mates 60's Cresta and how could I say no. Literally not seen a sponge in 10 years let alone a polish to which rain, snow and wind has been it's only means of care. Never dealt with panels so faded, not overly dirty considering but then again not seen the road in lord knows how long. Good scrub down, dry, prep then combo of compound and polishing pads with Menzerna products. Pictures: 
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She looks right at home
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I say machine, I used this on a corded drill. https://www.amazon.co.uk/buffer-Polishing-Sponge-Buffing-Adapter-x/dp/B073XC5RTX/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1553443095&sr=8-2&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=drill+bit+polishing+pad&dpPl=1&dpID=413-Aa9kNkL&ref=plSrch
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Ello n welkom That's a good looking car
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New boots time, Michelin PS3's coming off so made sense switching to the PS4's. New tyres even for 45 profile, look to be squared off much more than the 3's or even the mpss. Really liked the PS3's, could torment understeer at will in the cold at slow speeds but on track apart from the expected blistering, felt the front end was always where it needed to be. Driven sensibly on road, never gave me bother in all conditions and the replacements are said to be possibly the best road tyre in OE fitment. I couldn't fit tyres, I'd be cleaning the wheels and tyres straight after for customers
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Numbers looking fantastic folks, can't wait!!!! Any more for a Zed drive out and lunch