rtbiscuit

i found mine on the internet on a serious note, they are a good choice,

sorry but i can't pick 1 distinguising feature of that vehicle that i don't want to set on fire

i think i just sicked up in my mouth

in all fairness i've never used mobil, but never felt the urge to use it either, castrol edge is good in diesels and a popular choice.

i don't really care to be honest, just going on common knowledge, and what i would and wouldn't put in the zed, not saying mobil is sh1te, just saying its not as good as it used to be. as for the castrol, i did say a while back that castrol has its issues, and i wouldn't put it in the zed, it can go extremely thin. and has to be watched carefully.

preferably fully synth popular choices amsoil fuchs my favourite was royal purple, but its not easy to get hold of. other options are mobil and castrol but aren't popular choices. mobil apparently is not as good as it used to be.

5w30 or 10w40

you'll pay 5-10k more for some stickers/badges maybe a different colour interior; and thats already on the extra 10-15k you already pay for rebadged nissan cars turning into infiniti.

R35lee has 2nd hand bumpers

try tyre men they do them as well, but from what i;ve heard there seems to be a national shortage of them

when is your insurance due for renewal, might be worth waiting to rnwal time, protect your NCB and then make the claim

your going back to school, i've just broken up from school; karma's a bitch

sorry pimm

sorry to crash this thread and apologies for a stupid 'newbie' question but how can you tell if the exhaust is a Nismo one? Someone asked me if I have them on my Zed and I looked pretty thick when I said I didn't know! Only had him a fortnight so it's still all new to me. Thanks S. it will have nismo stamped in the side of the exhaust tips

i must admit i thought it was common knowledge that you don't trust the dyno figurtes from a manufacturer, as dynos can be played with to give you the figures you want.

yes i did use them on the Zed, but not used one recently. i got mine from envy performance, think it was a kics racing one.

great looking piece of kit sounds like a top place, as for dyno's general rule of thumb is to pick and then use the same place once you start doing dyno's and pick a good place.

living proof that you can;t have it all

i'd be buying now, the further away from winter the cheaper they will be. try camskills, mytyres and black circles, also tyremen and also try doing a google search once you have an idea of what tyre brand you want and see what the cheapest is you can find it. thats what i normally do. as there are new people doing tyres all the time for instance opoeno or something liek that have had good prices as has pneu

they are meant to be pretty good, especially in the wet, tyre walls are a little soft apparently http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Uniro ... port-2.htm

cough....zele....cough.....cough