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Another perspective on the TT - written by someone with whom I have high regard for in terms of objective assessments on car testing http://www.evo.co.uk/carreviews/evocarr ... tt_rs.html But I think if I had the money to afford a Cayman with similar spec to the 370, I would rather put it towards the best s/h 911 I could get. Edit: Evo's review in 2009 between the 370 and Cayman - not much in it - except for the price. http://www.evo.co.uk/carreviews/cargrou ... 0z_gt.html

I haven't come across the Agency Power system myself. From the clip: , it sounds OK externally but I would be a bit concerned about the noise level internally if what we are hearing on that clip is true. Fine for short periods, but on long journeys that might be just too much. Personally, I feel the (non-rolled) tips are letting the system down lookwise - similar to a K1 without the bungs. But at the end of the day it is a personal thing and if you like it and it fits your budget........

Stalker............... And you changed email address on Jan 15 2010...... And as he is less than 8 miles from me - its a fair cop :lol: But he has no worries though, me being extra

There were some MY03 ZED's that were not first registered until late 2006/early 2007, even though the "facelift" version (MY06) first appeared in the UK in Feb/March 2006. So you are sure yours is a "facelift" version - I ask that as looking at your post history I can't see any pics of your car?

Welcome to the forum Not heard of that issue before, makes me think whether some debris might have got stuck or the moving parts have got some build-up that might clear with a few minutes of continually opening and folding the mirror. If not, I would be inclined to try some WD40.

What kind of grease did you use? Cause the recommended from Nissan grease is extremely expensive!! Remember ZMANALEX's advice above

Happy New Year and safe driving guys

Try this link from the 350 guides section: viewtopic.php?f=35&t=15928&hilit=clicking+rear+axle

Further to what I last posted, with the cold weather the 'scrubbing' has appeared again on full lock, so there is definitely some connection with tyre temperature. And yes, the tramlining is annoying me more, notwithstanding the check/adjustment by Nissan, so as Mark (Abbey) has suggested looks like I need to make an appointment there

That wasn't me then - my sig shows I keep it nice and clean in Wales

Actually she is a prison officer and if she read that I would be in solitary for a week.... Again Is that a euphemism for bondage

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That's a helpful link Ace, as my PrimaF is coming up for its 18th birthday although I have been told it should have a few years life in it yet

It's a known issue - search under smells. Some of the links for the remedy do not work but this is what you need: http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165632

You only live once - don't put off getting the s Best decision I ever made was sourcing a cats-back exhaust from the start and the Stillen has transformed the 370, even more than most of the aftermarket ones do on a 350 and that includes the Nismo system I had fitted on my last 350

Sorry to see this Iain, just hope the culprit is insured and seeing two of your vehicles were involved.

Moved - er, you did know you had a 350 and not a 370

nearly as good as 4 candles

Where I live in a suburban area, so I guess I am a 'townie'. With open areas quite close by we see many foxes in our garden but we get more peeded off with a neighbour's dog that barks incessantly, and cats that foul and spray and cause more damage than the foxes and often 'seen-off' by the feline population who also take great delight clawing their way onto and off the top of cars they use as lookouts Back on topic, and what I see is voiced very strongly in the posts above, and understandably so, is the attitude of the red-coats and those who go out of their way to stop hunts. Two extremes, but I am not so sure that the perception that the latter are mainly 'townies' is correct - more like the rent-a-mob brigades from all areas who just like a ruck - the student protests being the latest. Do I think it is right foxes are torn apart by dogs - NO - surely if dog fighting is supposedly banned, any 'sport' that involves one animal losing its life by being torn to death, or near to death, by one or more other animals for human pleasure is just wrong. If horseriders want to dress up in red coats and blow horns and race around their fields with their dogs, good luck to them, just hope in the process the horses and dogs survive without serious injury. Culling is surely the answer where problems arise, and in the countryside farmers are best placed for the purpose IMO. But then that should not be limited to foxes but badgers as well -a known killer of cattle albeit by disease, but which are a protected species in the same way as bats (what use are they?) both of which are often deemed more important to protect it seems (and speaking from direct experience) than the food we eat or the homes we wish to create As said in one or two posts above, we should be careful as we have a passion for a car that in the eyes of the 'greenies' would be near the top of cars that should be banned, if they had their way. So I suggest we worry more about enjoying our passion while we still can, because in our hearts we know that the time is not far off that it will become one of severely controlled pleasures and we will lose, or be priced out, of our enjoyment. You only have to look at what car manufacturers are turning to in engine development because of world pressure. That development certainly dosen't include a meaty sounding fossil-fueled V6, which other new fuels are unlikely to replicate, and is the heart and soul of the ZED as we know it.

No HGV licence Dave, but a clean driving licence and has a moped for the Knowledge, so good for courier work given what he has already learnt about London's streets. Not sure if is prepared to go as far as wearing stockings Dave, but if means some earnings

I wonder if this is BCM related - there was a recall on 07 models and this thread suggests there might be a link with the gearbox removal - see JohnnyA's post on the second page..................given your car has just come back from a gearbox swop? viewtopic.php?f=28&t=13584&hilit=BCM+recall+2008&start=15

Not sure which guide you have used but this one would appear to cover what you are asking? But as Chris says, you might be better off getting a replacement motor and if you do buy one from either ZMANALEX or R35LEE I am sure if you ask nicely they will provide some verbal help in fitting what you purchase from them, if you get stuck

Thanks Gaz - passed on the info

My youngest son (31) decided earlier this year he wanted to be his own boss as a black cabbie in London and is part-way through "The Knowledge" surviving on his g/f, the odd job and me to fund his career change (from IT support). Goal is to be cabbing in time for the 2012 Olympics. He has been doing house renovations and the like but that has dried up and despite endless online applications for driving/IT and anything really, is getting zero offers. Given he is available to work flexible/unsociable hours it is surprising and more than a little frustrating. So if anyone out there might know of some temporary work that is available in the South/Central London area to save his old man worrying himself to death and going broke ) please pm me Thanks.

A G220 DA polisher from Mrs Clause (now how did she know I wanted one of those) My eldest son came good with: http://www.sonycmg.com/news/-/2010-11-1 ... thems_3cd/ Just need some nice clear roads to enjoy Youngest son decided I was best off by him refreshing Mrs Clause's stock of red wine