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Bridgestones still cr@p though

nor in dry cold conditions, good job we dont encounter these much in the Uk

That's f@cking priceless mate after all this scientific banter! I just like to cut it down to basic facts ............... He He Joking apart.. who has replaced the Bridgestones with Bridgestones ? , not many I'll wager

not on an open forum

yes nice seller, good service from him

It's all right Dorian , he hasnt got his usual playmate for a week or so now Why's that then? He's in grabamuff on his hols

Bridgestones are still cr@p

It's all right Dorian , he hasnt got his usual playmate for a week or so now

RUST there bloody alloy but yeah heavier than standards but I dont notice I think he was talking about the colour of your car you wont draw me you custard driving, brumie b*****D

RUST there bloody alloy but yeah heavier than standards but I dont notice

Been noticed and posted before buds, no didnt ask for my permission , but what the hell he gives discount to club members and dont they look good ps mine are the 19" version

yep £13k + is not a cheap price for a write off car no matter how well its been repaired or how good it looks

yes , not a big believer in paying over the odds for just a brand name product.. but in this case I'm with Mike ..pay a bit more and get one that you know will be OK and not harm anything

chain camshaft drive on the Zed

LOL , mine had done 10k still ended up in the bin, better the tyres than the car I think that over-eggs it Tim, the tyres may not be the best in the wet but there are in no way dangerous. Its simply a matter of driving with their limitations (if you believe they have them) in mind. When I got my S/C, the 18" could not hold the power for sure and Toyos on 19" are much improved but NA I never really recall having an issue No honestly Dorian , I firmly believe that the Bridgestones are a dangerous tyre for the UK market, I'm sure they will be fine for warmer climes than ours... where heat is already in the tyre.. Saying that if you just pottle along there will be no issues

LOL , mine had done 10k still ended up in the bin, better the tyres than the car

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hasd a similar experience when I first had Zed ...all down to the Bridgestones.. never had any problems when using Falkens or the Continentals.... thread here- http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic ... highlight=

You and virtually every other Zed owner I would imagine ( myself excluded! I think they look rather plain ) Join a long queue Yeah they do look a bit plain, which is why I am also keeping an eye out for some Volks CE28's but the jury is still out on this one! By what I mean heavily discounted I mean not rip-off Britain prices i.e. grey imports from America - £1 virtually buys $2 at the moment - thats alot of buying power! G dont forget the import duty / vat/ shipping charges/ customs handling charges etc..

You never paid £40 for a filler cap Mike I thought I was daft no I didn't, paid £22 from US. Ex display one thats more like it

You and virtually every other Zed owner I would imagine ( myself excluded! I think they look rather plain ) Join a long queue

Nicely back on topic

How old are you then? Did you not see my older brother working at that London plumbers on the news this week, cleaning those vans? way over my head mate! stop avoiding the question Did you hear there was a war recently in Lebanon mate Dont worry Dorian , your too old to get called up

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