rtbiscuit

sorry to see you sell up but can't wait to see your new toy.

put snow tyres on it and it becomes useable. doesn't make the 350z rally equivilant but its useable. to be honest i don't find rwd in the snow that bad; but thats my personal opinion. had rwd for the last 8 years and drive them as a daily driver, come rain, sun or snow.

If they were mandated by the State then you'd have to fit them and if you didnt your insurance would be void yep you'd need to declare when you fitted them, then if you have a crash and they aren't on then you are trouble.

you too are pimping out the V2

it possibly didn't sell as dealers find it hard to shift big expensive fuel drinking v6's in this current climate, and with all the snow, who wants to buy a rear wheel drive car. if all seems sound and the gearbox is in good nick, the only thing i would be tempted with is to compression test the engine, if its got a full nissan service on the right times etc, then it should be alright. the 350z has very few engine problems as long as its well looked after.

should be alright by wednesday, not mean tot be much more falling

what are the rough costs of doing a towing course and licence, i'd like to add it to mine. i can already tow 15tonne trailer but not covered to do ti with the cars.

everyone makes mistakes; and some people are just retarded

it's a wonder you get any, living in a cave. ? location: in the batcave forgot what i wrote

very good "cars" remake

the metro its based on is the old metro turbo which does look quiet...erm...erm...extreme apart from the fact he's converting a 5 door with a 3 door kit, and that model he has is not the insane turbo that the original metro turbo had. he's on the right lines. if he go the rest of the kit and resprayed it; he wouldn't be too far off.

people talk about the excessive costs for dealing with snow properly. as far as i can see the easiest fix is to stop gritting the roads and make it a legal requirement to fit snow/winter tyres.

it's a wonder you get any, living in a cave. ?

some nice looking kit, D2 stuff is meant to be quiet good. poly bushes are an idea, i'd also go with a full fast road setup or track set up geo at somewhere like DMS.

i think its work in progress

if i end up with an m3 next year i think i shall track down some steelies

well we finally got about 1" of it

nope that was 2009 winner

don't forget the spacers for the strutbrace as you'll have to lift that as well.

going to do the same, forgotten half the plot; does anyone know if the 2 are linked?

wow there are some stinkers in there admitedly a couple i dont mind as well

keep seeing the trailers and it gets me excited

not a veilside fan ; they aren't bad and appreciate the work. but not my thang

nice shed nix try direct line, admiral or axa.