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GC350z

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  1. I use the engine note to let me know when its time to change gear...

    ...it was interesting when I got the new zorst fitted until I got used to it!

     

    Cant really see the point in the shift light.

     

    It's a gimmick. Mine is set to the max. 7 something.

  2. I'd be happy with any of these small palm devices if they connected to our exchange server (Blackberry) and the battery lasted days. Blackberrys are very good on battery.

     

    Apparently the new Samsung palm/iphone like device is very nice but crap on battery.

     

    N.B we use IMAP4 as opposed to POP3 so you cant use any old device.

  3. Why don't you like Nokias?

     

    I find them irritating to use. Even the N51 I was using yesterday had two primary menu buttons that were tiny and annoyed the @*!# out of me. The two blue lines are where the buttons are.

     

     

     

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    Same story as others have said, the interface sucks.

     

    If you like Nokia's I'm sure you'll like the 95.

  4. I dislike Nokia's but I'm in the process of adding an N51 to our blackberry server. It has wifi, bluetooth, infra-red. I didn't notice anything it didn't have. But it's a Nokia so I'll set it up, give it to the user and never help them again.

  5. listen for clicking from the rear drive shafts

     

    the rear driveshafts are carbon fibre

     

    :welcome:

     

    The driveshaft is CF. The individual to the rears are not to the best of my knowledge.

     

    Wiper-sprayers are built into the wipers themselves if you hadn't already noticed.

     

    Lifted from another site:

    Bonnet, suspension and engine aluminium.

     

    Steering wheel Inner core is magnesium. Energy-absorbing interior steering column compresses during frontal impacts

     

    Hood is built to buckle at predetermined points.

     

    In frontal impacts, the engine is designed to drop down and away from the passenger compartment.

     

    The driveshaft is designed to collapse, further helping reduce risk of injury.

  6. ******* :dry:

     

    +1

     

     

    Never seen damage like that before. Normally they pop the metal cover off the lock and ram a screwdriver in. Or the most common method with cars like this is to put a small wedge of wood in the top right of the door and pull the door back.

     

    Should be able to get a door no problem.

  7. It's pretty much down to personal preference on looks / sound / cost. As has been said, they all sound good, just depends what your favourite is! :)

     

    +1 As there are no power gains to be had its entirely subjective. The only other issue is your budget. ;)

     

    No power gains but you can have power loss.

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