Kev

'Declared' sale price That's what I thought. Wouldn't have surprised me if they taxed on the original rrp.

Good. He will be able to confirm my quote.

It was this seller that quoted me on the tanabe. Ironically his quote including shipping was $890. http://my350z.com/forum/engine/583790-exhaust-super-sale-hks-tanabe-greddy-ark-invidia-megan-berk-etc.html Get a quote yourself if you don't believe me. He has good feedback too.

$1200 shipped If you can get it for that then buy 10 as that's cheaper than their dealer prices for just the exhaust without shipping That's what I was quoted. Admittedly towards the end of last summer. I think it's was this seller. Not 100% sure though. http://my350z.com/forum/engine/593328-motordyne-super-sale-all-products-on-sale.html Seems many on my350z.com have got them cheaper than that. I've just been quoted less than £600 for a tanabe medalion shipped.

I was offered £7900 from a dealer last summer. 38k miles, one previous owner.

Sky have had a lot of bad feedback recently. I wouldn't use them. http://forums.m3cutters.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=68

The motordyne is significantly cheaper if you import yourself. I was quoted $1200 shipped with a invoice marked 60% down......but I'm far too honest to do that. Didn't seem worth it with the tanabe as I would only save £150.

That's a great price compared to the other one listed. GLWTS

Tanabe medalion is nice for a roadster. I'm considering buying one. Motordyne if you want something louder.

Looks good. Infinity USA sell the IPL exhaust and other bits for your car. Im not sure if they're available over here though

According to the us forum the motordyne is the best by a distance. Owners of many other exhausts say they regret their purchase after seeing/hearing the motordyne.

How does import tax work on used items?

It is available on eBay for around £150. I much prefer the nismo GT titanium shift knob. It's £105 and improves the gear change due to its weight.

Anyone else find it boring?

Cheers mate.

My dawg.

A trimmer will repair and fill that for around £30-£50.

Wheels need a refurb and miles are high for that money.

Used them for tyres and they were good as well as cheap.

They look good value, but I think oem are a bargain for the price they go for. A lot cheaper than other cars I've had.

Like previously mentioned, well worth lubricating the roof the day before you attempt to open after winter. I only going to drop mine when it's been sat in warm sunlight for a few hours.

Nice black GT in the classifieds. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/95278-low-mileage-350z-in-pristine-condition/

I was amazed to read some none uk 350z's don't have traction control. Wouldn't want one of those in manchester.

I think the Roadster doesn't suit a spoiler. Big ones completely ruin the look of the car.

No probs. This looks nice if you excuse the guys face and the bonnet intake/vent