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thats not good enough.......

looking great pal, need a nice rear diffuser now

There will be plenty if pics of tbe installation. ( so that folk can point out when I've done something wrong lol ) Most supercharger kits come with 2 options. You can buy a complete kit or you can buy a tuner kit that is usually less expensive but you have to add certain parts on your own,, this usually allows for more power !!! Good to see you got a zed Paul

lol yip, i think once its finished i will get her a fresh respray for her new home only fair as she been so patient

first half of the slab poured today only took 1 hour and a half of hard graftin and another hour to polish it up in the afternoon, well chuffed with it though measures 3.6m x 6.3m and took 3.5 cube of concrete

updated with a few more pics first half of the 6" concrete slab is getting poured tomorrow Paul

100mm insulation under the 6" concrete floor + 50mm in the cavity walls, wont be able to put heating in it until it has passed inspection and i have my certificate, after that though it will probably be warmer than my house did i mention it will have an upstairs just incase the missus kicks me out

well said my friend, couldnt have put it better myself ---- CHEERS GUYS !!!

errr...no to busy building a home for the car once thats done i will be stripping her down

Holy crap. Can't believe these didn't sell at the ridiculously lowprice???? Well if anyone wants to do a part exchange for there standard brembos plus £200 I'm up for that Paul

ending today guys !!!! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :MESELX:IT

How have I managed yo miss this thread ??? Weldone jay. This should look ice cube cool

looks sooo good

So what's the deal on removing the headliner with the airbags ect. Is it easy enough to do ????

Hi Jay, glad to hear your doing well, stealth tax is a b1tch, and as other have said what is next ??? ANYWAYS

these are back up on ebay guys, need them sold so they are starting at a low price http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/350z-nissan-bremb ... 3eff324038

look forward to receiving them

here you go, i dont think the wiring need anything, just turned round to fit, the battery was pants for me though as i dont run my car every day and it soon lost its ability to hold a charge i now have a redtop fitted and its never missed a beat, bit more expensive (dont have any pics of that though )

Welcome aboard Michelle Paul

yeah i fit kitchens so was probably doing that , bill mckee by any chance ?? only one ive did in fairly recently

Yeh - dont do it. Its bloody difficult!! Easiest bet is to use a heatgun - like a paint stripper, and a flat blade screwdriver. But the glue they are held toegther with is like tar, and it is really manky stuff.... it is not something i'd like to do again in a hurry. personally i woulndnt use a screwdriver, patientence and a strong grip is all thats needed its takes a bit longer than you think to open them up , use a medium heat and dont leave the heat gun on a single part for to long or it will distort the lens or plastic

no. 5 got my vote

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Welcome aboard mate, from Ayrshire myself and will be taking on a supercharger in the coming months were you from ? Paul

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