davey_83

goes well

Polo GTi....

The money you going to spend upgrading to something newer, IF space allows many peoples advise would be to buy a reliable beater for work and keep the zed that you know & like for fridays and/or weekends. Reduced annual mileage for the 350z will result in cheaper insurance and less money for Zed tyres, brakes etc as the mileage will be greatly reduced. A newer car doing the same mileage as the Zed currently, will run thru tyres, brakes, clutch much the same as any other vehicle and depreciate MUCH more than the 350z.

I hate heel & toe on fly by wire cars, much better on cable throttle body imo. I find the VQ's with DMF to rev so slow, heel & toe is a nuisance at low rpm.

Japspeed stuff isnt Japspeed, its all Chinese made just relabeled replicas of brand name companies. Same as Toyosport, Xpower and JPerformance............... all the same stuff.

Doesn't want to spend the money on the Zed, but willing to spend way more for a new Focus ST.............

What i will say is, i would hate to daily my Zed in city centre traffic every day. Just not a nice car for that sort of daily commute. My daily or whenever i fancy is my J reg 1.4l Sunny, super light steering, gear change and clutch, great visibility, small easy to park, everyone gives you way (pity vote) dirt cheap to insure, tax and run (no wear & tear part costs more than £50 to buy new). Park it up and walk away, with no fear of car park dings - bliss. Also getting back into the 350z after a few days in the Sunny, makes it feel like a Bugatti Veyron

Awful news, hope you get it sorted promptly

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Suits the BM way better pal!!!

Subscribed to the build pal, but looking smart so far from when I last saw it at SVM

End of August meant MOT time *its first with me Apart from the quick checks of the levels, lights, tyres and wipers i remebered i wanted to tart up the under body chassis W brace as these are prone for corrosion and mine was sadly no different. Pretty poor condition but solid enough at the moment. Wire brush and brush painted as much was i could while lying on the cold floor. Getting to pilot your own MOT..................... bliss What do you meant to have to test drive my car because it had a LSD? Straight pass with NO advisories, Get In!!!!!!!!

Foam filters sound awesome too, especially big'uns August came time for a lads road trip out to Lake Vyrnwy Wales, only my second time going there but its so so lovely and looks just like a postcard as some of you very well know. Apart from picking up a stone on the rear N/S tyre, the 350z was faultless. Punches well for 230bhp, damn trick diff Breakfast at a truck stop over in Cannon on the A5 Till the next time Then at the end of every road trip or car show, quick spray of citrus pre wash and jetwash

It sure is, works surprisingly well. Nice cheap addition, as the front does need that bit extra in my view. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/111701-alternative-front-splitter-cupra-r/page__fromsearch__1

Im in the same boat or be it 14 months and yes its a great place to be No nasty suprises at the MOT either, so let the good times roll

Ello n welkom, stick around.

Little ninja

Damn Photobucket

DE guys would have bought these ages ago. HR guys mods funds goes on road tax LOL

Last Sunday in June meant Japfest Rock, sadly the owners club wasn't in attendance but the show must go on. Again not only had show tickets been purchased, but track time too. Being a warm sunny day, this time I could push alot harder and actually see what was what. Quick check of the oil level *500ml needed, lowered the tyre pressure all round to 26 psi, setup the GoPro - prep done. First time seeing the chequered flag as last time out at Silverstone, poor conditions caused issues resulting in red flags each time huff. This time out was way better, left the paddock behind my mate Kay in her Almera SR20DE+T which was a good sight and for years I wanted to go out with her. Footage Front splitter fitting.... ^ ok for a DIY job, pleased with that. Next came DIY attempt for side spitters made from uPVC. Wanted to buy black ones but couldn't get then in time so white it was then later black vinyl wrap. For less that £40 all in, I think the effect is 80% of what the shop bought version would be so again pleased with that. David

Door switch stuck

Looks in stunning nick, glws

Ello A buckled wheel would vibrate at speeds before you touched the brakes also. Possibly dirt or corrosion on the hub faces where the discs meet the axle. Check maybe the prev owner had 45psi in the tyres, which won't help matters. Tbf not sure about that one pal.

Yes matey 14/17mm drop, perfect for a daily I feel - cheers again Sprayed a couple caps from my Sunny Then added the dipstick and a vacuum hose mount to the mix. Also sourced a couple of JDM window switches as not having auto passenger window bugged me. Plug and almost play as just needed to carry out a window reset which worked straight away for the drivers side but took three attempts on the passenger. All in all, much better and how Nissan should have made all 350z