Darren-B

So after spending about 14hours on the car here are the final results, unfortunately the pictures give it no justice The cleaned & lightly recoloured seats & trims that I forgot to take pictures of after woulds I`ll try & get some on the weekend The exterior, gave her a quick wash in the rain then backed into the garage for the detail The paint on the car is beautiful, completely flat polished, smooth as glass But there were a few minor defects, light scratches all over as a result of previous poor cleaning techniques & quite clearly things being placed on the bootlid . So I got to work by using Megs paint cleaner on the entire car to get rid of all the previous waxes etc, then went about repairing some of the light scratches, tried some megs ultra finishing polish, which pretty much did the job on most of the damage & used 3m ultra fina blue on some of the slightly worse areas, this resulted in the car having virtually zero imperfections & looking like this So a further light polish with megs machine glaze & a top coat of wax & ended up with this result After having the car for 10 days or so & having the opportunity to drive it last Sunday, I have fallen in love with it, not just the looks but the way it drives & how special it feels when your inside. Not to mention the noise when you get on the throttle I`ll be sure to buy one just as soon as my numbers come up on the Lotto

Best stay in Will`s group

For me: 1x Roast beef 1x Sticky Toffee On form as always Colin

I had to google that Vik, Northerners I`ll get my coat now

I think the technical term for that is a catheter

Doubt you will have that ready for Wales

Nice to see you have joined in on yet another Mod G

For the sake of £30 is it really worth it?

Leon @ EPRacing is donating ---- Arrived today 1X EPR 350mm Deep dish steering wheel 1X Nismo Gear Knob White 1X Nismo Gear Knob Black 1X Pivot Push Start Button Steve 350z – Redline Styling is donating 1x Carbon Fiber Nismo gear knob ----arrived today I`m sure we have room in the prize basket for a few more donations. It`s all for a great cause

Is that right? I'll have to check & see if I have a spare wheel as mine tends to be a little light on the rear end

A requirement for precision handling even on a space saver

couldmhave used a more interesting piece of card Joking aside, great work as always, keep it up

It becomes addictive, the last 4 engines I`ve had have been supercharged A 255hp SC Jetski MX5 SC SLK 230 SC 350z SC

In my personal experience with tuning cars, the use of piggyback ecu`s has been nothing but a pain in the a**e, it just adds more complications to the running & is also something else to go wrong. Providing the relevant parameters can be tweaked as required on the stock ecu I really can`t see the point in adding a piggyback Couple of bad experiences I`ve had with piggybacks & asda price remaps (Honda`d S2 elise with piggyback--good until imobiliser & tracker kicked in when driving, VAG 1.8T Revo remap, engine went bang after 2k, bent 2conrods which en-tale wrecked most of the engine --- SC mx5 with piggyback---good until map sensor had a fit & advanced the timing resulting in so much det I thought i was driving over a mountatin of tin cans)

Mines One of them can`t wait to get her back

Maybe its you aviator, it could be deemed as a little intimidating

+1 ^^^ You could quite easily fin yourself well out of your depths If your only looking to go for 350-400whp just bolt on a supercharger, you will get same linear power delivery as NA for a fraction of the cost & the stock internals will handle the power

Yes he does

Welcome along

Welcome along

The V8 sounds awesome

I saw your car on Friday when I dropped mine off, looks awesome

ThAt will be fine, I`d try that before wet & dry, depends how deep the damage is

A couple of mine @ Loch Ness Flirting with Will A little foreplay

Spotted a 54plate JDM @ the Park Gate Inn this evening, sporting a nice rear spoiler & I think a K1, sounded good as it took off up the A20