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Heyup Steve. Welcome along, I’m in Pontefract so not too far away. My 350HR wont be the best to test for what you will be buying as its had a lot done to it so drives completely different to a stock HR but if you plan on upgrading any aspect give me a shout. Mitz is the man post above) for servicing and work, although in Leicester its worth the trip as there are no “specialists” round our way

Thanks for the mention Stu. I do the Carchem leather cleaner if you want to give that a try. Just realised i dont currently offer the LC140 glass sealant, just the gtechnic G1and G5 sealants so let me know if its a good product for future. Car is looking great as usual, how are the mamba gloves?

Welcome Steve.

Great pic. Love the man logic. Do i buy another 350? Do i spend a bit more and try a 370? what the hell, brand new 370 Nismo enjoy

Welcome, beautiful car, if only all 43 year olds looked as good.

Welcome along

Welcome along Mart

Definately puts his stamp on them. Welcome back fella. How long before the 370 is slammed?

Welcome along

People are missing the fact that this was at 5k revs. My 350 made an extra 50bhp at 6.5k revs compared to 5k so without seeing a graph its hard to comment.

Welcome back sean

Welcome along

Good choice welcome along

Looking v.nice From one black zed owner to another

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Welcome steve. How many other 350’s did you spot on your 485m drive back?

Welcome, good luck with the hunt.

Welcome Dan. Does your intro read 14k miles from new? If so excellent find. Welcome to the forum.

Right mods, please remove the 687 threads containing @Ekona and mpss in them, we seem to have our new forum tyre of choice.

Loving all the mods. Wheels look great, so does that exhaust, what part of system does it replace?

Welcome to the forum. Zmanelex is your man above for a oem airbox im sure

Welcome along Wayne

Welcome Dave. Sorry to hear about the issues. I would definitely travel a bit further and use a trader on here to do the work who have done the gaskets and clutches many times and know what they are doing if you are replacing the clutch, make sure you choose a new one that it right for you and what you want from the car.

Yep. The 3 different coatings I sell all state car must remain dry for 12 hours to fully cure. You will prob have to polish area and re apply as ilogikal says. but speak to relevant supplier for advice.

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