Ian

RHD Japan

Looks great

From Adam @ Z1

The exact one that you linked to

JD from JCC I assume?

Will be fine

What offset are they?

Purple Haze for me

Is this the retractable, spring-loaded cubby you're referring to? I have that one but can't work out how to remove the door for painting it. Yeah

Works for me

Radiator isn't that expensive, my Koyo was only £300ish & that was the 54MM version, you would need the 36mm version with a vortech. My oil block adaptor should be coming off next week if you wanna save some cash and buy 2nd hand, alternativley you can tap the oil pan but I think that the AAM oil pan spacer has ports built in for them

Radiator, Return fuel system & an oil temperature gauge are also good things to have Also don't forget to get an AFR gauge Headers are also nice to have but not essential & are a lot of work to fit.

That was my reaction aswell but then I saw it again the next day, Its bright orange so I couldn't really miss it

Sounds good to me

I seen a Koenigsegg in Swansea last week, its

Totally agree. If I send goods out I use either a courier or recorded delivery. If something didn't turn up, it would be down to me to make sure the buyer wasn't out of pocket. Thats not a trader thing, thats a moral thing. Contact Paypal and lodge a dispute. They will take the money back from him till it is sorted. Will Paypal get involved though, given that the money was sent as a gift? No they wont, I tried it when my UTEC was faulty

At 21 I had an Ibiza Cupra

This

And thats IF you can find someone to insure it I finally managed to get insured with FI at 25 or I would have done it a lot sooner, but also in that price I have everything else covered like for like & overall the price isn't "that" much

yup

search needs to be more than 3 letters to work try *aps* or turbo Or just look in the FI section of the forum, its not the biggest or busiest part so its easy to find things

Simples Heater controls - pull up on the surround by the gear tsick surround & they lift up, then remove the ribbon cable & theres a few screws on the back 3 Gauges - Once the heater controls are out there are 2 screws at the bottom of the console - remove these, remove the 2 screws under the rubber mat in the centre cubby & lift out - then you need a small flat blade to unclip the gauges & you can remove the whole centre console - gauges just have a few screws holding them in. Cubby door - There is a screw either side of the cubby that holds a mechanism in, remove the screws, remove the springs & unclip the door