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  1. Not going to be able to make this now, I've taken myself off the list :(

     

    1. Nso93-paid

    2. Olly350z + Louis ( Z33) BOTH PAID :D

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    4. AbiiPow PAID

    5. Humpy

    6. ShortPaul

    7. George1966

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    9. JJ370z

    10. Andy James- Paid club pass + Track time 10.30,14.00.

    11. Shezza

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    13. Cloud1440 paid

     14. Huw (zclub)

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    24. 350wen - Paid club pass

    25. Tomb

    26. Richie94gts - Paid club pass + track time10:30

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    28. 350zSouth West-paid

  2. I've done a fair few MSE trackdays (15+ including Lyneham), and they definitely aren't lax when it comes to noise testing, they are very well run and organised days. I've signed the petition but it doesn't look hopeful unfortunately. I know the airfield days aren't 'proper' trackdays as such and they usually rip up your tyres a bit more than Combe, Thruxton etc, but they are still good fun but all seem to be disappearing now. Used to have Colerne, Keevil, Hullavington and now Lyneham which were all local to me.

  3. If your car has had a remap with decats fitted and the rear lambda sensors turned off, then would it do any harm to the engine by refitting the cats for MOT time and for trackdays with quiet noise limits? I know you can get silenced decats but just thought it would be easier (and cheaper) just putting the cats back in when required as long as it won't do any harm.

  4. I'm going to be after an upgraded LSD for my Zed soon once my tax rebate comes in, I'm not sure which one to go for.

     

    Car is used for trackdays mainly and for a bit of fun, so definitely not a daily driver so not worried about some extra noise/wheel hopping on tight slow corners. Engine is standard at the moment bar a few bolt-ons, but will be supercharging it towards the end of this year. Suspension is fully polybushed, got BC racing coilovers and am fitting SPC adjustable arms front and rear at the moment.

     

    I've been reading posts on here and I'm leaning towards a Kaaz 1.5 super Q, but also have got an eye on the Quaife ATB and the Nismo pro 1.5. Any pros/cons to each?

     

    Also was wondering about changing the final drive ratio for something with a bit more acceleration whilst the diff's apart, a 3.9 or 4.08, but a bit worried this would mean some frantic gear changing once it's supercharged! I've seen some posts saying 1st gear would be almost redundant.

     

    And finally, is there anyone around the Bristol/South West area who is recommended to fit the LSD unit to the casing, including setting it up, changing any bearings/shims etc that need doing.

     

    Thanks! :)

  5. I was working on my car this morning and was pleasantly surprised to see a printed sticker on the gearbox with CD009 on it :) I was under the impression these were only fitted to later zeds, so I'm guessing my car has had a gearbox swap at some point in the past? My car's on a 55plate with a DE engine

  6. I'm very glad this thread is on here, saved me buying a crap rad as I was planning to get a Mishimoto one in the new year in preparation for going S/C hopefully next year! Got the fans with shroud that they do fitted and thought it was pretty good like you TT so was going to go for one of their rads, not now though!

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  7. On 11/6/2017 at 16:49, Adrian@TORQEN said:

    Hello buddy,

     

    Sorry for the delay, just catching up with queries after returning from SEMA. You can call OmniCredit anytime and make the final payment, there is no fee and no limitation on the period you want to pay early.

     

    Hope this helps but do let me know if you have further queries.

     

    Adrian

    That's great, thanks :)

  8. 2 hours ago, Jay84 said:

    My last NHS experiences were the births of my daughters. I hear that things change from hospital to hospital, but i was blown away by Derby. Each birthing suite had 5-6 different places to position my wife including the water birth option, an en suite shower room, tea and coffee machines soft lighting and radio I could put cd's in...although I wasn't allowed Slipknot. The midwifes also brought us both toast after, the whole experience was fantastic. I know a nurse in Leicester on the baby ward and she has to do crazy shifts though. 

    We had the same experience with St Michaels hospital in Bristol when our daughter was born in March, couldn't have asked for more, all the staff were brilliant.

     

    My sister is a Paramedic so I get to hear quite a few stories (good and bad) about the NHS

  9. Evening all,

     

    I'm currently going through my car and poly-bushing the suspension and replacing any parts that are worn or a bit tired. The ball joints don't seem to have any play in them, but are a bit 'floppy' if that makes sense when they are taken out of the part they bolt into, so I'm just going to change them all while I've got the car apart for peace of mind and keeping everything in perfect condition.

     

    Are all the ball joints available separately or do you have to buy the arms with them already in? I've seen a few for sale in various places, but I don't want to put some cheap rubbish in there I want some proper quality parts. As I'm changing all the bushes on the car it seems a bit of a waste to buy a new arm and take the bush straight out to swap in a polybush, but if that's the way people do it then that's no problem.

     

    Also, are there any hints or tips to swapping them over, I've seen that some have a metal cone that the ball joint sits into, do they all have that (front and rear)? I've got access to a workshop with a decent press and loads of tools so I'm sorted in that respect.

     

    Sorry for all the questions, all this fancy multi-link suspension is quite new on me, coming from a background of e30 BMW's and 90's Peugeots! 

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