Z_Lover

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/350688552716

I bought this one last week on ebay,....came from uk.....seems to be the same seller

http://www.ebay.de/itm/261317621434

Fitting was easy ,...roundabout half an hour,....i can recommend the pipe

to all . Enjoy that day and

What is Black and lying in front of the socket ???????

 

 

 

:lol: :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A bad electrician !!!!

 

Bit racist

No mate,......of course not,..........black means only the colour not a human being!!!

U can even have a better sound for that price

What is black and lying in front of the socket ???????

:lol: :lol:

A bad electrician !!!!

So long as it's in the range you want, and calibrated regular, any will do the job.

 

I have two Norbar wrenches I got off eBay. Perfect for any job I ever need them for and cost me peanuts.

I have the same,.....formerly bought from "POLO Bike shop" in Germany. I own it since 1989,...regularly calibrated/checked by a mate who works for "Lufthansa" and did its job as i need it for.

Maybe this site can give u a little help,............... "Play" with specs , try different settings, compare results, see differences

 

 

http://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp

 

Not really going to tell you if you need arch work though. www.rimtuck.com is much better for what will work and what will need work

All suggestions are welcome ,mate,...........didn`t know that page till now

Thanx

Yes that's a step in the right direction Mark, would be good to see.

 

Wishing him a full speedy recovery. :thumbs:

read this today

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/motorsport/formulaone/michael-schumacher/11084525/Michael-Schumacher-to-undergo-rehabilitation-at-home-nine-months-after-skiing-fall-left-former-F1-driver-in-coma.html

Unbelievable,................have a look

http://www.nbcnews.c...ng-325400131657

Enjoy ur meal

Maybe this site can give u a little help,............... "Play" with specs , try different settings, compare results, see differences

http://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp

i don't know where to post so .... here's my question :my car is clean & waxed...... i go out & it rains , on getting home how do i clean it without having to re-wax ?

 

I would use a garden hose, a sponge and clear water to get the dirt off. After that u can dry it with a shammy leather.....................i do roundabout 15 washings like that when my Z is waxed...................no probs at all

 

 

I think shammy (chamois) is a swear word around here! Using a sponge on bodywork wish equally as frowned upon. Not sure if it's a wind-up post or not :/

 

Good ph neutral Shampoo which won't affect the wax, towel dry, quick detailer with some clean microfibres.

 

 

 

Thats only my experience,............washing vehicles since 1983

 

To be fair the pictures of your car look amazing!

Thanx bud

Thats only my experience,............washing vehicles since 1983

Times in the detailing world have changed quite a bit since then Michael. I used to use a sponge on my cars as well but after seeing the damage they can do to your paintwork and taking advise from people with much more knowledge on the subject than myself I have changed my ways.

 

My basic quick car washing method is now as follows;

• Pre-wash: Firstly using a jet washer, followed by snow foam (left for 5 minutes) then jet washed off.
  
• Wash: Always use two buckets ~ one with my Meguairs Gold class shampoo in & the other with clean cold water for washing my woolen wash mitt (not a sponge as this can leave swirl marks ).
  
• Rinse off shampoo using a jet washer.
  
• Dry the entire car with a GTechniq drying towel (no chamois).
  
• Then I clean my alloys separately at the end using the same techniques but with their own wash mitt/drying towel.
  

 

Sometimes I do other things but that's my basic wash cycle.

Link for info on snow foaming; http://www.350z-uk.c...m-gun-can-make/

i am not a friend of that modern expensive stuff because if u use enough water(jet washer) to get the dirt off neither the sponge nor the shammy will make any swirl marks. We speak of a fresh waxed car! I saw a lot of presentations of cleaning products at german Z meetings,......yeah the guys want to make money with their business so most of them tell u what u want to hear. if u had no waxed car its maybe different-

as i mentioned before i washed all my cars and motobike this way and i had no scratches or swirl marks and i have saved a lot of money for my 2nd hobby,...."drinking beer"

a name is not a criterion,..........most producer started as a low budget brand,....e.g Toyo,Falken,Kuhmo,Hankook and so on

A few guys from the german forum had Nankang tyres on their Z,...........critical at wet conditions but supherp at dry conditions,.............so u must know what u want

i don't know where to post so .... here's my question :my car is clean & waxed...... i go out & it rains , on getting home how do i clean it without having to re-wax ?

 

I would use a garden hose, a sponge and clear water to get the dirt off. After that u can dry it with a shammy leather.....................i do roundabout 15 washings like that when my Z is waxed...................no probs at all

 

I think shammy (chamois) is a swear word around here! Using a sponge on bodywork wish equally as frowned upon. Not sure if it's a wind-up post or not :/

 

Good ph neutral Shampoo which won't affect the wax, towel dry, quick detailer with some clean microfibres.

Thats only my experience,............washing vehicles since 1983

i don't know where to post so .... here's my question :my car is clean & waxed...... i go out & it rains , on getting home how do i clean it without having to re-wax ?

I would use a garden hose, a sponge and clear water to get the dirt off. After that u can dry it with a shammy leather.....................i do roundabout 15 washings like that when my Z is waxed...................no probs at all

most manufacturers provide a chart on their homepages where u can look for the right pressure.

http://www.adac.de/i...rcePageId=31821

 

I don't speak a word of German, so have bodged stuff together from Google Translate: If I'm wrong, I'll put my hands up and admit it. However, to me it would appear that the N8000 came 17 out of 19 in that test. I cannot seem to find the exact braking figures in various conditions though.

 

 

*EDIT* Wait, I found it, I think! On the individual tyre page when you click on it from that list, the scores are in the corner, correct? Nass is wet in German, so I used the N8000 figure of 2.3 as a point of reference. They don't give meterage, just a decimal figure (comparison number?). Contis, Michelins and Uniroyals scored better than the N8000, as I believe the smaller number to be better.

 

Again, if I've misread that then apologies, I will happily bow down to any one who can speak a second language!

ur translation is correct

the decimal figures are like grades at school,.....1.0 means best,.......6.0 worst

Front: Artec MK9025 9 x 20"

Rear: Artec MK1025 10 x 20"

Not buyable anymore

Did mine yesterday and hope i can cruise today

I'm currently sat at home typing this. Other than that, I have no plans as of yet. Will have to see what happens

Mate,....hope u will do the right thing ,................drive ur ZZZZed

Hope i can do a few miles next week

On leave for a week,.........and the weather will get fine for the comming week

I am very satisfied with my first buying from Tarmac Sportz!!!!!

Item was better than described,......

Delivery was quicker than quick,........

and last but not least,.......price = awesome.

I think that was not my last order,........cheers mate

Received today as scheduled,..................awesome service,..................first buy from u and not my last one :thumbs:

last but not least,...............................do a new challenge in 2015 mates. I am looking forward to it