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Wheres that? http://www.rockshore.uk.com/snow-socks- ... -269-p.asp click on application list they have a set to fit that size but not 35's Ahh yes, they have a size bigger, but its roughly 1" too large from what I looked at before. The smaller one is slightly too small too. None in the middle

Wheres that?

Pretty sure the stock screen doesnt have VGA in (computer monitor connector). You can get a small box from NavTool, but be warned they aint cheap, and I dont think they offer VGA in either. Far cheaper to get a new 7" touch screen

Where do I pick her up from?

Snow Socks you mean? They dont do them to fit the OEM Rays (rears)

2 mins? Pffff, mine is done in about 30 sec, if that That's the soloution! Buy a 370 haha That is the solution to any problem with the 350z

Sounds like the IMG tags were wrong if it couldnt determine the size of the file. I think if its too large then it says its too large. Usually its malformed IMG tags that cause the problem if they dont point to an actual image.

Yup, they be frozen. Leave them to thaw out or put a few wartering cans of warm water over them

They should only be used on snow. Tarmac will rip them up - but how fast they will rip up I dont know. AFAIK you use them to get out of the snow onto a gritted road then take them off.

Shame they dont make them the right size for the standard 370z tyres - I wanted a set

OK so went for a quick drive yesterday, and I think you are correct, the changes to seem to be smoother now that I have intake and exhaust, it doesnt seem to be anywhere near as jerky as before. Also makes a big difference if the engine and gearbox are warm.

Very nice

Good to hear its sorted

Actually, having seen Colins satnav in his MY2009, having postcodes isnt that big a deal. The screen is easy to read, and the cursor easy to move to where you want to go. I thought it would be a really big deal for me having postcodes, but it doesnt matter that much as they dont always actually get you where you want to go! The other thing connect premium offers is better ipod integration and the 10GB HDD, but you have to rip music from CD onto it, so I just use USB pen drives anyway.

Only change is the sat nav/audio So depending on how much the difference in price is then it may be worth the extra cash. No sign of a Nismo version either

Looks a bit ropey to me

Nope, I dont have a paint depth guage, just wondered what his were, as Nissans have notoriously thin paint. One thing I would ask them though - if they dont measure the depth of the paint, how did they know that Darren hadnt had a bash at it himself with a rotary and taken off most of the clearcoat off, then swirled it to hell, and now when they correct it, how do they know how aggressive they can be? I've seen enough cases on DW to know how easy it is to burn through clearcoat with a rotary

I'm sure I saw a post where Dixon said you dont have to use their own pads. Have you spoken to him? Sure he said DS2500 were ok with them. If you havent knackered the Turbo Grooves then you are probably pretty light on the old braking, so anything better than OEM will suffice, cant go wrong with DBA, they'd be my choice.

Driver training and uprate tyres or brakes Honestly, preformance mods (in terms of trying to get extra power) are pretty pointless. Depends what you are after, but for unltimate enjoyment for the cost, you wont beat some good training

Or a short somewhere, hence blowing the fuse?

Careful now children, this is heading to the Green Room , and we wouldnt want that for a genuine question would we

I quite often try to open the missus Ibiza by pressing a button that doesnt exist or get out of the car and leave the keys in the ignition

And whos is the drop top who parked the wrong way round

Did they take any paint depth reading of Darrens car? Just being nosy to see what they are. Sounds like a fantastic day you guys had. I was pulling my car to pieces to sound deaden the boot in near zero temps

Even though I made it back last year in Basingstoke past the thousands of abandoned cars, I wont be trying it this year!