monkeybrain1234

Lovely. I do love Alfa's

Will be interesting to hear Michelins response. . . 

In for sure 

Possibly be there Nath. 

One thing to keep in mind.  High Quality 1080p will beat Poor quality 4K.  Particualry if your TV screen is above 46 inchs.

For your needs I would look at a high quality 1080p, which you can probably get in the same budget. 

Overrun cackle I love.  

Pops and bangs i find very tacky

On 12/09/2017 at 17:08, Jetpilot said:

The Alfa looks good, but sounds like you are ordering a pizza.

I know what you are saying but thought that about the 4c too. However with a new exhaust system they can sound brilliant. Sure this would be no exception. 

I am hoping the Alfa Giulia Quadrifoglio deprecates like crazy so in 3-5 years it's a bargain. 

That would be my choice, non of the above you have mentioned. 

Have fun all . . .gutted i  could not make this one.

24 minutes ago, Cro said:

Genuine question lads, does coming to Northern Ireland for a car really put mainlanders off? I've have 3 or 4 people very interested until the point they realise the car is over here. 

I've been over several times for cars in England, Scotland and Wales and I don't think people here would think twice about doing it. Nothing apart from a quick flight and ferry home doesn't sort. Obviously the homework needs to be a little more rigorous than usual but it hasn't been a problem in the past

I would say yes it does unfortunately. 

I think such a nice Z like yours would have gone a long time ago if on the mainland. 

I have the 19' 370Z wheels on my 350Z and genuinely noticed little/no difference in terms of ride quality.  And they look lovely.

One word of warning, when I put mine on the car looked a little too high, so I lowered it on Tein springs after.  Now looks perfect.

No doubt it takes some getting used to. Few days and you are off. Give it a chance folks. 

If this was the original forum when launched there would be very few complaints from people. It's that word "change" that takes some adjustment. 

To anyone involved in the forum and site development, hat off to you all for the time and effort.  I for one applaud you.  

If the garage messed it up get them to replace the tyres.  I had this with a set of New Toyo's on the Alfa few years ago where they messed it up, I pushed them to replace the uneven worn tyres.  They were not happy but I was rather persistent and I got a new set from them.

If its not your fault get the garage to stump up.

Looks great.  Hopefully it gets at least a 3.0 litre engine as top of the range model.

Non of this 1.8 Superturbo rubbish

It's not always because of traction control being off that means this would have been any better. 

On way to Coventry meet with other Z's I lost the back end after coming off a roundabout, it was wet but was not even giving it much throttle. Had to correct it 3 times and luckily managed to keep it on the road (just) and no car next to me. Traction control was on. 10% skill & 90% luck. 

For sure there was oil/diesel on the road which made it happen, so just saying it can be a multitude of factors that can result in such an event. 

Main thing is you are okay and it seems car is repairable from what others have said. 

Good luck. 

Yuk!

Still after an undertray. . . . 

Well done Nath. Nice pics Adele. 

Good of to catch up all and see some new faces too

Looks Great.  Another Z with the Esprit Rear Apron,  looks like its been done well and blended in.

Snap.

Interested fella. Will pm you now 

Stunning car. Hope it goes to a good home. Us reds rock. 

Nice work. Where in Gloucestershire are you? 

I am in Cheltenham. Quite a few of us around the area. Got a mini meet on 9th Aug if interested to join us. 

Wednesday 9th August @19:00 Avatar pub at staverton airport Cheltenham. Anyone welcome.

1. Monkeybrain1234

2. Nso93 

Either good for me

100% nath. Just pick a day and time and will certainly try to be there.