Chris`I

Netgear for me. Not "the" best, but do the job at a good price. I've had 4-5 of them now and never missed a beat

It was around £230 delivered from Envy a trader on here. I don't think you can keep the standard strut brac with 1/2" spacer but it gives slightly more tq I believe. Sure someone will confirm. Thats it. Tiny bit more torque, doesnt fit under the standard strut, even with spacers/washers. Just get the 5/16"

Gonna need our own carriage

Yeah, I cant see how anything will come of it for Brawn, it was a total accident, case of wrong place at the wrong time. I saw the in car footage replay and it didnt half clout Massa, poor bloke! Amazed he managed to be concious enough to even brake. Hope he makes a full and speedy recovery

Google is your friend. They basically have a hex drive (allen key) to do them up rather than a socket

Dude that sux, but a week in a body shop learning the tools of the trade will be very good experience. Every cloud has a silver lining as they say. Chin up, will be awesome when you've got it all done

Do it yourself guys, copy and paste Good Ancaster South Croydon Sturgess Nissan, Leicester Parks - Ayr Lockwood and Greenwood, Ashton -u-Lyne L&G, Manchester Nissan Dartford Westover Nissan, Bournemouth Platinum Nissan, Bath Lythgoe's, Bolton Middlehurst Wakefield Nissan (Harratts) Humphris of Oxford Fish Bros, Swindon Barton Townley Barrow in Furness. Very good price. Holdcroft Nissan Hanley(Very Good) Chorley Nissan (Very Good) Barnard & Brough, Haywards Heath Dorchester Nissan (Very Good) WLMG (West London Motor Group, formerly Dan Perkins), Slough Marshalls of Cambridge KJM Nissan, Reading Harrats Nissan, Sheffield. Bad Arnold Clark, Liverpool Benfield Motors, Portland Rd Newcastle upon Tyne Sunwin, Nottingham Park's Motor Group, Hamilton Nissan Shepperton Lookers Nissan, Chester (new dealership) Nissan Aldershot Glynn Hopkins Ipswich

You have a strong car you lucky sod! Mark has already invested in an piggyback ECU, so dont think he will be going with UpRev just yet

Probably the sensor on the fuel level sensor on fuel pump (think thats where it is) sticking. Sure I've heard of that before. Gets so far and sticks even if the levels drop. Someone like Alex/Adam will be along to confirm

What WHP? Thats what really counts as we keep getting told Nurrish, doesnt really matter which software or hardware you use, its all down to the mapper knowing the stuff and the car

You did it all right

I have a set of Asad's ones from eBay. He cant sell them on here as he wished not to pay the traders fee, so you have to use eBay or he's breaking the rules

Congrats chap

Bet it will be a good laugh hacking around the track when you have it sorted. Wont be the quickest out there, but bet you can have just as much fun, I know I used to driving my old mates one a few years ago

Go have a look in your car, the hinge is built in, I've had most of the interior out at some point

Just had a P3 from WLMG (formerly Dan Perkins) in Slough. More great service and knocked me some money off for being a member and also for not having the brake fluid done. Remember to mention the forum if you use them, they are very friendly and quick service. Also, with a P3 you get an MOT for free when you need it Updated the name in the list. Good Sturgess Nissan, Leicester Parks - Ayr Lockwood and Greenwood, Ashton -u-Lyne L&G, Manchester Nissan Dartford Westover Nissan, Bournemouth Platinum Nissan, Bath Lythgoe's, Bolton Middlehurst Wakefield Nissan (Harratts) Humphris of Oxford Fish Bros, Swindon Barton Townley Barrow in Furness. Very good price. Holdcroft Nissan Hanley(Very Good) Chorley Nissan (Very Good) Barnard & Brough, Haywards Heath Dorchester Nissan (Very Good) WLMG (West London Motor Group, formerly Dan Perkins), Slough Marshalls of Cambridge KJM Nissan, Reading Harrats Nissan, Sheffield. Bad Arnold Clark, Liverpool Benfield Motors, Portland Rd Newcastle upon Tyne Sunwin, Nottingham Park's Motor Group, Hamilton Nissan Shepperton Lookers Nissan, Chester (new dealership) Nissan Aldershot

You wont get a proper cubby behind there as the door for it is built into the whole of that back piece that goes the full width of the car. However, you could remove the metal frame and put some carpet/padding back there and use it for emergency/detailing supplies

Dont worry, when the truth comes out we'll ban them all for lying

Ooh, I'd like some too. Especially for the Jockland Hoon

Then i will ban Stanski for starting the thread in the first place Stan is my favourite though especially when he gave me a tray of muffins on a Wales run once I actually think its been quite busy here on the last few days, especially with the big newsflash and sarnie getting a virus. yup those threads have been interesting .......... but.......... its not the same unless there is talk of Ipod connections to the BOSE unit .......or Stubbie aerials ....... Dont forget spacers and lowering

Bec is going to get this sorted by next weekend I need numbers so we can reserve rooms, i will start a new thread for this. viewtopic.php?f=19&t=25139 Done - cheers bud

As the others have said, it removed bonded contaminants from the paint. Just use loads of spray and keep light pressure. Keep folding it and if you drop it on the floor, chuck it. Also advisable to use small chunks to start with just in case you do drop it so you dont waste much! Do it every 6 months on clean car along with a polish to smooth out the clear coat afterwards. Then wax and off you go

1. xstric9x + Bex9 - Double room 2. Ebized +1 - two singles (June ain't talking to me today - might be OK for a double room tomorrow though ) 3. Chris`I + Amanda - Double room Cheers buddy! Sorry I missed this thread first time around