Muddy

Hi Tim, Welcome to the forum. Good job I'm no longer a trader on here or I'd have some very stiff competition! :teeth: Nice work fella, how's tricks? Craig

I don't think their that far off new to be honest. They are easy to fit though.

I'm after an import/jdm rear number plate holder that fixes to the rear bumper. You may have upgraded your rear bumper to a UK or aftermarket one and no longer require it. Cheers Craig

Cheers Chris - mine is a 22mm thread. Still on the hint for one though if someone has one lying around.

Still for sale

to the fabulous 350Z community

Merry Christmas everyone

As title, I'm after a tow hook eye, as one wasn't in the car with the other tools when I bought it. Thanks in advance Craig

Sorry to hear this ESR will be a great loss to the 350Z community All the best for the future...

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Looking good Mark Seems everyone likes it

Mark, it does look a little lop sided on the photo (Was taking a pic of it with it sat on my knee). It is way off though, on all edges, particularly the top. The piece is sitting flat and won't stretch out any further. I just wanted to see other cubby shots to see how they were. If they aren't as bad, then I'm going to have to send it back (Especially at that price). Craig

Here it is but it's not stuck down yet!! It's the top edge that bother me, even though the other edges aren't perfect.

There's a massive gap at the top edge, looks bl***y aweful

Thanks guys for the replies. I had already seen yours Pingu2, but the close up of the cubby door isn't close enough form what i'm looking for. 3fiddy some thing different there looking good. I have a fitment issue with the cubby door carbon piece, I really need to see some close ups to see if it is a generic fault or if I have a dodgy carbon peice. The edges are quite out on my piece Your help guys - whomever has the RSW kit fitted is much appreciated. Thanks Craig

Thanks for all the kind words of support Sorted it out with Alex .....I'm going to disappoint you all as I have gone with some boring old types for now. But please let me reassure you that LEDS will go on in the future. Muddy

Yep, sorry in wrong forum, (Thought it would get better exposure in here, please feel free to move if inappropriate) but was wondering if anybody who has this kit can send me some pics please of it fitted. Particularly looking at how good the fit is on the cubby door! All help much appreciated. Yes I've searched but couldn't find any decent close up pics.

I'm a bit gutted today, broke my passenger rear light trying to get it off. The bugger was really tight and I had to give it a big pull. The light gave way and cracked at first I just thoguht it was the popper bracket that had just snapped but it wasn't Looks like I'll be on the look out for a secondhand one if anyboday has one lying around. Or alternatively I could opt for some LED jobbies -- Alex Craig

Just gona stick my tupeneth in. Please do not use T-cut or even Poorboys SSR1, a bit too harsh for chromed, chromed/laquered wheels. As described above try a mild shampoo and use a lambswool mitt. Try an ez-detail brush to get to the back of the rim. Motorgeek sells these (Best wheel brush in the world) Also bag yourself an Swissvaz wheel brush - they cost about £6 and are the 2nd best brush in the world. You can use this brush for bodywork too in knooks and crannys. If you find that the wheels are unlaquered I'd try Meguiars NXT metal polish first and then Autoglym metal polish. These are a little less aggressive than autosol. If these don't acheive the finish you want go onto Autosol. No point going to autosol first, scratching the surface and ruining your wheels. If they are laquered I'd try polishing with Autoglym Super resin first, then I'd go with some meguirs stage 1 or stage 2 cleaner & polish if the super resin is no good. Don't want anything agressive, unless the wheels are in poor condition, which I would doubt. For protection any sealant will do, but I can recommend Poorboys wheel sealant or chemical guys whel guard. Both excellent Hope this helps. ex- pro detailer

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Welcome For leather you could consider Glyptone cleaner and conditioner.

Welcome to the board Dan