Willsy1980

Subbed. Will work through a few vids later

Any reason your looking for a fixer upper, as opposed to getting something not broken ?

Wouldn't be one for me, engine bay has been cleaned for the photo's (sort of), uneven pad/disc wear, MOT check shows going through rear tyres every 6k miles and front coil spring snapped. Been a bit battered and not really looked after to be honest. I'll save you money. Send me 4k and i'll mail you some scrap

Yeah, think i'll have one in Red. Ping me a price over so I can consult the boss and then buy one anyway

I was hoping so too, but sadly, it seems as though it really is a thing.

Honestly, with the way things are down here on Earth. I'd be a volunteer for a one way trip, getting to the point where I just want off the roundabout. We have no hope anymore, things have hit the level where this is required.....

Maybe not the best indication but: Edit: Videos seen by Loadmaster, now removed for security reasons Yeah I know, the bins are full... Damn 3 week collections.

Dunno why this popped up as an unread ? but an annual bump either way. See you all in 2027

Yeah, quite simply the best thing I have ever done was buying the Nismo (don't ever tell the wife I said that ) But as for Short tails, they are loud, I have the Tarmac Sports resonated tails. They certainly 'enhance' the noise level to 11

Oooo nice one. All over that one. Time to restock the kit bag

Well those numbers speak for themselves

Yeah of course, but the smoother and cooler intake frees up more than a drop in panel. Like I said, its an up to 30, but if its 3 or 300 gains is gains

Welcome, just about to head in to month 3 of my Nismo ownership. What mods do you have in mind ?

Seen a few videos of pre and post CAI and map gains ranged from 16-30 in most cases, hence I said 'supposed to' Not done yet, will be heading down to Tarmac in Spring/Summer depending on work etc, the silicone fittings at the front side mean no cutting required. But yeah front bumper has to come off. Once done i'll let you know the outcome. Sure the wife will love the growing list of stock parts stored in the loft, got a lovely shiney bubble wrapped Nismo silencer up there so far. One less box of Xmas tat

I'd have gone with the Z1 CAIS on it over the hoses and drop ins, £500 ish Supposed to unlock 30 or so HP with a map. I think they are a personal choice at the end of the day, you have to like the look. I get the same 3500 rpm rattle with the short tails too, think its just the right frequency for them to vibrate, but the looks and sound outweigh that small negative

Same, that's discrimination surely ? We should get a free kit each for not having Facebook

Probably used that miracle solution, Shultz and stonechip spray, 'Full underbody protection'

What amazes me most, is NASA did this for $2b, yet here we spent £22b on a damn Excel spreadsheet... More chance of finding intelligent life forms up there than Downing street

Here is a quick snap of mine fitted, and to answer @Lewis Schwier Right hand is a 35mm M6 from Pro-Bolt, Left side is a 20mm M6 both countersunk and both available here https://www.pro-bolt.com/stainless-steel/?narrow=[["Thread pitch"%2C"1.00mm"]]&sort_by=relevency&category_id=77&disable_semantics=1 You can get the Aluminium washers from the same place in a colour to suit you.

Same boat for me, need to get hold of a 6900xt (AMD fanboy, always have been) but good old Rona put wafer production to zero so that combined with the PS5 and Xbox both using the same AMD stock will likely be Q2 next year before any hope of getting anything.

Sure you could fabricate that into a pretty good Z themed trailer, stick some Rays on it, some salvaged rear Q Panels 90% done

Dodgy looking wiring running from the battery cover over the plastics and seals down under the airbox, no doubt related to the naff DRL install. Safe to say there will be better out there for that money.

Just need to get the sizes for the rest of the visible nuts and bolts now

Added this and these....

They are not Nismo, but Torqen have some cap covers that fix to the existing cap with grub screws