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Very nice mate Love the GTR reg too

Search www.my350z.com - they have done it there

+1 - you need to duct the hot air away Also, you are correct as there is no upper limit, but if it is making you ill, you are allowed to go home

If its making you ill, you are within your rights to go home. Its ok here at work today, a toasty 25C atm. Bit hot for me but I can cope. When I get home I will sit in the bedroom which as AC set to 18C

Sorry, thought he'd be using RAW+JPEG already

You need a better workflow Mark Photoshop (well CameraRAW) allows you to edit the RAW file before processing it to jpg. Then once you have the JPG resize it to the size you want in Photoshop. Indeed mate! I think the sun gave everyone heatstroke so they thought they looked hot

Interesting! Will remember that for next time

Yes looks like the Supra one must have been pretty restrictive. I know on my old Leon the OEM airbox was restricitive too and removing it gave too gains. Its always the same with FI cars. NA cars such as the Zed give much smaller gains. Its been widely proven in the States the the OEM airbox (especially the 06+) is just as good if not better flowing than any aftermarket filter for the requirements i.e. the aftermarket ones may flow more if required, but the car in NA form never needs more than it can supply. Pop chargers and such do add a nice roar though

Any pics of the unit? I'm a little confused as to wether you have the bi-xenon units or the older single xenon unit with 2 HID bulbs in?

Are you thinking of flocking WRT to statically charging? Flocking used statically charged threads to make them all stand up on whatever is being flocked. I thought powercoating just sprayed the powder on like normal paint and then baked? They probably do it both ways

Go for it

Are these sprayed or powder coated? They look good but have similar concerns to Dan if they are just sprayed. If sprayed I would be a little concerned with the longevity/strength of the finish and if the bleed nipples were sprayed in situ then they will flake as soon as you bleed the brakes. Sure Paul has this covered though

Club drift car?

Think its time for some of those "you cant park" spotted cards metioned on here before. Anyone does it to you, wham, slap em with it. We should make it out of the same tickets they used at my Uni, which are impossible to remove without making a mess, super strong glue and really thin paper Like this.... http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture/an ... arking.jpg Click to view (warning it has bad language!)

Why not ask the dealer now much the part is and see if they are willing to put it towards some of Alex's uprated ones. They are obdviously willing to pay out a certain amount, so why not put it towards some decent ones. Even at cost, the dealer one could be close to a set from Alex

Is the white primer or marks from what you scraped against? If its down to primer, should be a fairly easy repair for your local SMART repairer (ChipsAway etc). If it is down to primer, dont try and T-cut it or anything, leave it for a pro to sort out ASAP. Dont expect it to be an insurance job, so moved to Paint and Protection

You probably wont see any difference tbh. All these things are marginal so doing one panel you prob wont see it. Just adds to the overall effect

Paint cleanser mate. It removes any contaminants and grease from the paint by chemicals rather than abrasives as a polish does. Makes the paint free from grease and other crap before you apply the wax.

I'll chip in for that, maybe as a forum we can sponsor it

Very nice Definately real then

I dread to think how much it cost though!

Speak to CS bud, he can do you a deal for uprated kit cheaper than OEM. EBC are very popular at that price point. I'm sure he will be along shortly, but try a search in the traders area

Wanna make me an ARC stylee intake box for my pop charger out of your scrap Alu Maz? Could be another little earner for you.

Dont see why not, I think officially its a toll road

No easy way I know of. The whole unit detatches from the steering column in one go, and then on it its disasembling the whole unit