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Its something to do with the fact I have the bolt on type Quote from Mitz... "Hi David, the bolt on type spacers were hitting the back of the wheel, as there wasn’t sufficient room on the wheel to allow the original wheel studs to fit. As a result of this, you would need the slip on spacers which come with longer wheel studs." Not sure what is meant by "slip on spacers with longer studs" - I suspect that is meant to say you need to add slip spacers as well as the 20mm spacers so that the original studs do not hit the inside of the wheel as they are normally 25mm long. I had this issue on the 370 which with Andy's help (Kudos) we resolved - see this thread, with pics to help the explanation. viewtopic.php?f=103&t=34297&hilit=spacers If you use 25mm spacers there would not be that problem, but then you need to make sure you get at least full 9* turns of the nuts holding the spacers onto the original studs. * I think it is 9 from memory.

And to think you can bet a dealer will add £3-4k when they put the car on the forecourt - someone could have such a great buy there right now

Obviously done your homework and taken note about the bits to do and where to buy, topped up by a good dose of 'elbow grease' too - looks very nice

I feel a coming on - probably she just waits to see who will be first to take the bait But getting back on topic, looks like a visit to Chesterfield is called for

This might help? viewtopic.php?f=35&t=360

Good for you - enjoy Don't let Tracy see you doing donuts round the flower bed though

Havent tidied any of them yet, waiting for all the comments on all threads to die down Yeah, but this one will be left to last , eh

no password - no linky

Would that be an ARV you had in mind Mart

What do you have to pay out for a 370 at the moment? Just over £800 a year for tax and insurance and far too much for petrol Oh, and if you are talking new prices, I really don't know exactly - but some deals to be done I hear so say circ £29-30k for the GT I would guess.

Or try it on spamming up their post count before the ad appears, and as one such person recently found having been warned on that front, they end up getting banned

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oh, if I must then The best colour up front

Nice knob Chris

Might just need to be re-gassed at a guess

Get a meet list started for 2011 so, I'd be there! le mans meet id be there Husky earlier at work: "I don't know what the whole Le Mans thing is about" Husky now: "See you next year at Le Mans!" All it needed was a few zeds to tempt him there. I really should be leaving now, hope my passenger arrives soon... The answer simple, you know anthing wolf-like likes to hunt in packs

Dunno why, the brewery thing and having a drink or more there just keeps popping into my head

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I wonder if it still does, or if it has metamorphosized into a pile of

Love the road name

There's your answer Believe me I'm not trying to spend your money for nothing - just your own safety and so you can enjoy the full potential of your ZED, which as things stand you can't. If you are having doubts about the car's set up and think its not the tyres then get a 4-wheel laser check done to see if anything obvious is wrong with the alignment etc.

The 370 comes with a can and no spare. Mine dosen't any more as it has a spare, so I am carying more weight but when I go to th depths of Wales and Scotland I feel a whole lot more at ease knowing I can get home if I have a puncture. If you have anything other than a very basic puncture there is a good chance the 'air in a can jobby' won't get you home. And for those who rely on the breakdown services -if you are in a poor signal area you may have a long wait...........

Good to have you along and thanks for puttiing on a terrific display and making a couple of the more dirtier Zeds that stayed behind on the Saturday more respectable Watch this space as they say, we might be back sooner rather than later. I'll get the T & C's sent to you - hope you will agree the £50 annual fee will be a good annual investment

errrrr Hugh - don't think many 370 owners will have changed their tyres or yet to say what is good and not or indeed looked to find out what tyre options are available for the 370 rims But I have kept the Nismos which have Falken 452's on and they fit the 370, especially now I have the 20mm spacers that are needed at the rear with those rims but yet to use them in anger - must find time for a swop over