Jk-boi

Is this sold?

I live near Norwich so can collect!

I have one which needs a new bush, the arm itself is in great condition.

If it helps your sale I have a genuine banana arm that just needs a new bush if anyone needs it

Im off work for a few weeks so if i get enough heads up i should be able to make the next one

14 hours ago, Cimanu said:

Always - about 25 mins away.

 

Yet to do a session in the Z though, use a T sport corolla track car among other things.

 

My current setup did a 104.8 static db, I now have a silenced midpipe that brings it to 87.4 .. somehow, so I'm looking to book an evening very soon....

 

Let me know if you want to book on one together  Car is bone stock bar exhaust and an uprev so will no doubt feel awful, soft and cook brakes.

where did you get your uprev done?

If these don't end up going let me know, have a friend after some.

If im not working ill make it 

Very easy to de-wiper and can be returned back to normal with ease as well, worth thinking about when you consider the weight loss to help with boot opening 

On 7/18/2017 at 17:11, Jay84 said:

Might struggle with that bit, I'd have to order in bulk, minimum is 50, I think they'd need to all be the same. Besides, Black will match my baby 

Id certainly have a lanyard if they have the safety break away snappy bit (due to work)

I go to snetterton quite abit to watch, keep thinking about taking mine on the track but have yet built up the nuts to just do it!

Anyone done bronze and silver of any courses?

Ive been driving 10 odd years now and have had plenty of performance cars so wouldn't be a novice driver, just a novice drifter  not sure how "beginner" the bronze is....e.g welcome boys and girls this is a car and this pedal makes it go faster  

On 7/24/2017 at 11:38, StevoD said:

https://www.rdxacademy.co.uk/

I have emailed these, looks pretty good.

Cheers for the replies lads 

On 7/23/2017 at 12:33, Jay84 said:

Odd shape for postage aren't they.

Yeah, just not worth the hassle.

Also I think he should de-wiper anyway, looks better and sheds some weight off an already heavy tailgate 

On 7/21/2017 at 21:38, StevoD said:

Nope still here 

Where are you located mate?

i have a rear, near norwich, sorry also dont fancy posting 

Has anyone had any experience of any drift schools,

Id really like to learn, for no other reason than I just fancy learning, if it helps with controlling unintentional skids on wet roads then yeah all well and good but let me stress I will not be going out on public roads drifting pretending im DK from F&F.

my only criteria is i don't want to do it in my own car as i have no intention of ever drifting the Z.

If it could be somewhere not to far away (norfolk/suffolk) that would also be a plus.

Ive seen this https://www.intotheblue.co.uk/driving-experiences/courses/skid-control/skid-control-essex/

Any experiences would be really helpful !!!!!!

Looks like the car charger for my sagem mobile phone I had 15 years ago..

Second that looks like an old phone charger probably wired into the cigarette lighter power

I have the Buddyclub system, i assume as your looking at the K1 you want something with some noise.

It is quite droney sat at 60.... but the noise it makes when planting it is such a smile factor!

I wouldn't want this exhaust on a daily because i think it would be a little too loud for every day as would the K1.

As for quality IMO its as good as you can get, the welds look perfect the fitment was spot on and tips look great.

Only issue i had was the silencer bungs are incredibly tight to put in....which is my excuse not to put them in anyway

Below is a few pictures of mine when it first went on..

Good luck on your search

http://cougarstore.c...&products_id=98

https://www.tarmacsp...z-cat-back.html

Shall we re-arrange another date?

I have to agree with you on auto finesse fall out remover, best stuff by far imo

Ive got some superguard leather wipes to keep in the car for any accidents (they come from nissan)

I also use the autofinesse leather conditioner which works well and really keeps the leather nice and soft to stop it cracking and looking tired

It doesn't but whatever keeps you happy!

 

Modern leather does not need 'oils' to moisturize it. It's lacquer topcoated from the factory. The main cause of cracking is failure to keep it clean and sundamage

 

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At least you saved me from saying it (again)

Im only going by the results ive seen, my seats dont have any cracking anyway....They certainly feel softer after using it but that could only be due to the fact they have had a clean, i assumed softer feeling leather would mean no cracking but happy to stand corrected

Ive got some superguard leather wipes to keep in the car for any accidents (they come from nissan)

I also use the autofinesse leather conditioner which works well and really keeps the leather nice and soft to stop it cracking and looking tired

1) Jk-boi - 20/25

Would be nice to find a good pub with a decent car park to catch up in during the week now the nights have drawn out if anyone fancies it in the future?

I know of a couple that would be good (biased beccles way)