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Dude up the road has a grey one, looks really nice. In my opinion much nicer than the old model.

oh no!! used a sub UK spec Jap import with tiny brakes, small 17' alloys/skinny tyres that came on the base spec imports 🤦🏾‍♂️

No way!!! This month marks 2yrs of the WIm Hof Method *science backed influence over immune response. Cold showers of late or brutal but won't overcome. Having young children I pick up all sorts from them, wife that's works in healthcare for several years also doesn't help. I've had one cold in the last 2yrs that was gone in a few days and considering the period in history we all find ourselves in, think that's very good. Above the WHM is the psychology behind not doing it, which intrigues me. I know so so many people who prior to recent times/synthetic intervention were fit and well, now have had a number of rough colds, aches pains prolonged coughing, shakes, feeling weak the list goes on. However after looking into natural benefits of the below, wouldn't want to help themselves. I find it amazing and also sad. However as I understand reality, we have something inside of us all that doesn't always want for our best interest. It's one thing to know it's there and why, it's another to not even be aware. Roll on Summer

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Hello Monitor and repair if necessary (advisories): - under body and suspension components rusty Alot of the suspension on these cars are aluminium which is great so can't rust. The above I would imagine relates to the centre chassis brace, referred to as a w brace. Non structural and bolt on/off for replacement. Re the suspension rust, I would imagine this would be the rear anti roll bar which is prone to surface rust. Never seen one fail for rust, so if it is this part wire brush, rust treatment and paint will suffice. - rear axle rusty and suspension parts Only parts this relates to would be the half shafts, again surface rust I'd imagine so same gig needed as the anti roll bar.

Destination Peak District - Nov 2022 🥶

Bare in mind all mpg will go down a margin in the autumn/winter months for obvious reasons. I've never seen anyone with a catch can plumbed in correctly say it's a waste of time. It helps reduce the amount of oily mist going into the intake, I mentioned it as yours seem to have a fair amount present. I've ran this one for a number of years with no issues, just upgraded the lines to better oil hoses. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07N2NZZTF?tag=picclick02-21&linkCode=osi&th=1&psc=1

We need to think about the children

Shifter finisher is a must!!! Nice move, looks great. Also I can definitely recommend a oil catch can to help reduce oily mist entering the intake, ECU expects to see a mixture of air and fuel ideally.

Put a little heat through ol' girl this morning, roads were dead 👌 - Varrstoen - Continental SC6 - Brembo -

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Cheers pal, yeah it sounds like nothing else so so pleased with the noise. Sadly she's at bit poorly causing smokey tips, the dreaded spark plug gasket gone - new valve covers please. Tarmacsportz Black Friday sale 😃 Yuk Surfaces all cleaned up Hopefully no more oily tips 👍

Saw that the other day, blown away!!! Fantastic skill and production value 💯

Literally can not stand this type of irresponsible driving on the public roads, possibly an age thing but I just think save it for the track.

Maverick ✅ Series wise I'm really liking Amazon's The Peripheral https://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Peripheral-Season-1/dp/B0B8TD7NZJ

Looks absolutely mega!!

Wonderful, better than any other method in my mind as you maintain the clarity due to the UV shield with the additional bonus of protection from stone damage.

Would say wheel bearing fella

Never seen anything like it 👀

Do the tips have enough length adjustment to cater for the Nismo bumper?

A other season complete. Easy pickings in the end for Max, another championship and very well deserved. Super star also George Russell, single handedly removed Lewis from the table of consideration for F1's GOAT in my opinion.

Granted stop start city driving an auto would be better, however a Z isn't really suites to city life. Poor visibility, poor slow speed mpg, wide not very practical etc

Welkom along, it's a buyer's market definitely have a drive of both and see which one suits. The VQ manual you can almost drive like an auto anyways due to the low down torque, even round town at slow speeds leave it in third and it's no bother. No one buys an 350z or 370z for outright speed or performance, it's for the way they look, sound, handle and the overall engaging drive (price, rareness, reliability also huge factors) manual gearbox only adds to the experience.

Few of mine from the day 😀

Glad she's back with you pal. In that time we've had 3 Prime Ministers 🤣