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Maybe the one you heard was broken? From what I remember the V-twin sounds gorgeous

+1

Should have said it was up for grabs Mart, I'd have had it, my baby lives on 99RON! Mark: It doesnt like playing with OBDII readers, mine wouldnt connect to it at all. It acknowledged that something was there but wouldnt connect, my guessing being that as its not a factory unit, it doesnt need to comply with OBDII protocols. I would guess it will only talk to Nissan proprietry software (Consult via CANBUS) Ian: Running into the limiter will not cause your engine to blow, but it might cause other problems. I think I remember reading that it cuts the fueling to control the rev limit which can be very dodgy if done a lot. Alex will confirm though. So no blown engine, but could damage it.

Should be a good turn out guys, cant wait. Sarah, can you save me a seat by the TV please

So is DMS in Erith and they are a trader on here!! And they have experience with the Zed! TGM have experience with a few Zeds now, but agree that DMS are probably closer to Maz Thought Mods were supposed to support traders on the forum that have paid their fees!!?!! Just pointing out the options. I voted he go to DMS anyway, as they are probably closer. TGM Sport do a lot to support members of this forums, just because they are not a paid up trader, doesnt mean they shouldnt get a mention. Competition is good for business so they say.

+1, cant wait

So is DMS in Erith and they are a trader on here!! And they have experience with the Zed! TGM have experience with a few Zeds now, but agree that DMS are probably closer to Maz

Sure we can do it mate, seems quite easy from the my350z writeups. Best get on there and have a look though, as one writeup suggested spacing out the bar with some washers around the seat belt mount so it doesnt rub on the interior plastics

Work pay for it at the moment anyway

+1 mine said every 10,000km, but hey, once a service will do!

+1 - no oil fouling issues. The issues normally arise from over oiling. Make sure you dont put too much on (follow the instructions) and all will be well. I have reoilled my pop charger 3 times now (that I remember!) and havent had any issues so far.

Now that would get my attention

I'd read that figure with a lot of caution. Seeing what Adam@Z1 had to do to get his Zed over 300WHP (albeit on the earlier model engine), I find it quite dubious to get a figure over 300WHP so easily. Would love to be proved wrong though (i.e. if Adam says he knows the guy that did it and the dyno can be trusted!) I'm still holding out for RSTuning to get things going. Being able to tune the OEM ECU means no cost other than the flash and tune. IMO this is the only econimcal way to do it for the small gains you get. Also the system they use is very hightly regarded in the US.

Was ok when I was just doing my own work, but now we have a bunch of new muppets in, they need watching every minute of the working day I need to start contracting, can make far more money and only have to look after myself!

Tempting, how much roughly?

Wait for an Admin, they can change it, if you ask them nicely

I will be along on the Sunday hopefully, but looks like we're busy on the Saturday so dont think I can get a day pass for then too

Get the PIAAs they are excellent for the money.

+1 - give them a shout, if Phil used them, chances are they are very good

For a first attempt, wash, dry, polish and wax it. Polish removes the tiny scratches in the paints surface and then the wax protects the paint from futher infliction of scratches (to a certain extent). When you are happy with your wash technique, you can then look at doing things like claying it. Wash every week Wax every month Clay and polish twice a year

Interesting. I think if I didnt already have a single DIN HU installed and I was looking for one, I would give that a try! The shiney plastic does look a bit cheap on mine, but not sure its worth £30 to upgrade it.

Sorry I missed it, f'in work

Welcome back mate

How I would do it: 1. Snow foam the car to loosen dirt 2. Rinse 3. Wash car with 2BM method. Have one bucket as just water with a grit guard. Have 2 washmitts, one for top part of car, one for bottom part. Rub wash mit against grit guard in one bucket, then rinse in the next. 4. Rinse again 5. Dry with a big drying towel. Place it on the paint and dab it. Remove (dont drag!) and place on the next bit of body, dab and remove. Repeat all over the car. Dont use a flexiblade or wipe the car dry Job done with minimal swirls

I have a Krispy Kreme next door to me at work. Very very dangerous it is too