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Lucky you

I see the 370z hasnt moved? Maybe you should take it for a spin for them

+1 The thing that gets me is that Sugar has been advertising this new series as having some really good candidates this year. I tool that to mean they had good business acumen and a real drive to win. Seems all we got were a bunch of jumped up twats with inflated egos and no idea what they are doing. I mean did you see the nonce who is a trainee stockbroker. He actually had braces on! Can you get any more stereotypical! Still, I bet it will be entertaining this year...

Yup, upto 14 days

It does but I shall be keeping it in case I return to standard Shame you're so far away, I only want to borrow it while I get mine retrimmed

There was talk of Envy getting the kit and software to do it (basically the same as Technosquare in the US), but I think the initial outlay was too much for them. At least thats what I guess, because they really would make a killing if they offered it. Maybe Chilli Red should get the kit and we could have a base down here that does it

And dont we know it

Depends where you get it done. A 4 hour job to change the clutch and fly including adjusting the crank position sensor to marry with the Fidanza fly. Alex. Cool, so if you can get somewhere to do rates of say £50/hr then its only £200. Thats not bad at all

Whats fitting likely to cost? Just to get the idea what the fully fitted cost would be

Dont know the costs but a lightened flywheel will allow the engine to rev more freely and also give you more engine braking as it carries less momentum to keep the engine spinning.

Hold it right there, I'll get my violin

to the forum, why not post a intro thread telling us who you are and some piccies of your zed?

Nope +1 - there was a thread on here not so long ago when someone had what they thought was a duff aftermarket clutch and that had no warrenty either so had to buy another new one IIRC

I guess that was me Will be interesting to see your results.

Pushing the brake after disconnecting the battery is a good way to get any last juice out of the system. Worked for me when removing the steering wheel airbag

I would get that off quick smart. Broken joints will let air in around the side of the filter and will probably confuse the MAF. Not to mention that a rusting filter could suck rust into the engine. Also metal gause filters arent known for their great filtering properties. I'd get a new cone filter or put the OEM air box back on!

For a run on the dyno? What mods do you have? Be interesting to see if you get the same results as me

You'd be supprised However I have a fully functional computer, so I do have more than that, but that does support add ons for proper sensors (WB O2 etc). The thing that would put me off that is the list of useful OBDII commands the Zed supports is very limited and most of the them you get on the normal dash guages! The list they have on that site is not the list supported by our cars

Thats what I have. Excellent reception and quick lock time. I had a SIRFII for ages and always thought it was the carpc messing around with me not always getting a lock or it being very slow. Swapped it out for the BU353 and it was like night and day!

Yes its a common problem. I took mine off to get it recoloured and I read in the how to guide that you have to be careful not to rotate it too much and make sure its in its original posiiton when fitting the wheel! Didnt know what it upset, just it upset something! Does this mean you now have a spare wheel?

We're just boring Ben.

Mine was a bit dodgy with SIRFII so upgrated to a SIRFIII and my god its so much quicker to get a lock and gets so many more satellites. Even gets reception of about 5 sats in my garage!

Yup, as per PM, I got mine off ebay. Just search for EML327 and it should get you the same one. Its just a USB one, so you may need to download some trial software to reset the light.

If you have a child in the car you will have to disable the dash airbag too. Silimar process, though I havent heard of anyone doing it in the UK. In the US you can buy/request a switch to do it, but in the UK its not an option. I think the reisitor trick works with the dash though. Defiantely works for the seat