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no with my 05 they were a grand extra, think they were standard on the facelift model i allways thought u.k versions, the gt came with all the below included > brembos leather sterring controls bose rays bluetooth cruise control I maybe wrong, thats just what i have been told and from doing research on the zed before i bought mine, and mine even says on the log book GT, came with all the above ! Rays and bluetooth weren't standard on early UK Zeds. Rays were an option, bluetooth didn't arrive until later. I may be wrong but I think they both became standard in 2006. Anyway, the OP states quite clearly that this is an import, so as mentioned above its probably a T spec and can't be a GT. Agreed

enjoy live and the zed

no with my 05 they were a grand extra, think they were standard on the facelift model

why? looks same as mine did before i put my nismo wheels on and mine's a gt

GT has cruise control, leather electric seats etc

Is it a GT spec? UK or import?

I definately have. Using Tesco 99RON over their normal stuff, I see more than the extra cost returned in better MPG. I think last time I measured it, 99RON was 1p a mile cheaper than the 95RON stuff, which is more than enough to keep me going there! I have also noticed that when I fill up with BP Ultimax or whatever it is these days, I get slightly more, but not enough to cover the 4-5p/l more it is to buy +1 Had the Zed 4 years used 95ron fuel until I joined here then as recommended I switched to Shell Optimax, I've never reset the computer and the average has gone up by about 2mpg since i switched.

Remember when you were a kid, no doubt we've all done something similar in our youth

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Bought a Nismo gear knob from Big Phil last year and finally got round to trying to fit it last weekend, followed the guides on here to remove the stock one but even with me holding one set of grips and my son (6'4" and a rugby coach) trying to twist the other, nothing, just wouldn't budge. Any ideas?

+1 Afraid its the one with the fiddly allan key, already lost one of the screws down the back of the dash

Her indoors agrees with you, said she'd like a pair of shoes in that colour

Can't help you with costs down there in Surrey, no doubt someone will be along shortly from that neck of the woods but it is expensive compared to up here in the North, just paid £180 for a P3 service inc parts except I took my own oil & filter.

Careful

Earthquake in the lakes 3.7 magnitude

Nissan probably knew the BOSE cd was crap and would skip so at least you have an alternative

Oh dear glad you're ok

1. M13KYF....................................1x Poorboy's Wheel Sealant £13.00 2. jerry3167..................................1x Poorboy's Trim Restorer - £11.50 1x Poorboys Spray and Wipe £14.00 3. H5...........................................1x Poorboy's SSR2 - £12.50 (for now.....!) 4. Rory........................................1x Poorboy's Polish with carnauba (BLUE) (16 oz) £12.50 5. Maccaman................................1x Poorboys Wheel Sealant £13.00, 1x Poorboys Trim Restorer £11.50, 1x Poorboys Super Swirl SSR1 £12.50 6. MBS.........................................1x Poorboy's Trim Restorer - £11.50

I had parking sensors fitted at a dealer,cost £280 back in 2005 don't know how much they would be now.

With all these adverse comments why are they still an approved trader on this site?

Hi guys, Digsy is correct but you wasting your time with Co-ordsport, Phil grey imported the wheels to get them for the prices he was offering them at. Unfortunately Rays won't touch the wheels because corrosion, specifically salt corrosion, isn't covered under warranty because they wheels are not designed to be used on our roads. They are marked of summer use only on the paperwork and any tests that Rays conduct on the wheels will conclude that they've been used in a less than favourable environment! Best thing to do is have them refurbed and change to your stock wheels in the winter to preserve there life. Gaz Define 'grey imported them'......... +1 A grey market or gray market is the trade of a commodity through distribution channels which, while legal, are unofficial, unauthorized, or unintended by the original manufacturer. In contrast, a black market is the trade of goods and services that are illegal in themselves and/or distributed through illegal channels

Sorry it was in the days before digital cameras

oh yes