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Unless you must have one that says Nismo, you could get the exact same shape custom made in the UK for about £45.

Unless you're running FI power, then something like the Exedy kit will suffice. No need to go too hardcore, really.

Apparently so. If she can't afford a DFS sofa, how can she afford to run a house?

What's the link, anyway?

Well, if it was me I'd use this as an opportunity to locate them and go get my money back in person. Call the police 2mins before you're due to meet, mention a gun and then wait for the fireworks.

£2k + fitting, which I coulve done myself as I've done plenty before but I'm getting lazy in my old age so got someone else to do it this time. I chose a kit based on the TTE one specifically because I know reliability wouldn't be affected to any great degree that way, it's a very solid piece of engineering.

Quite.

Some are better than others, go sit on some and find out.

Well, at least you'll be understeering rather than oversteering, I guess.

You'd never get 3.5s to 60 in a Zed like that, not in a billion years. Massively limited by traction and having to change gear, for one.

Well, y'know, I have a reputation to maintain.

I'm surprised at that, they're normally very strict. Sod them then, if thats their attitude.

That's disgusting then, who was this with? I'll be making sure to avoid them in the future. Track days are specifically NOT test days.

Oh, it's a member alright...

I don't, that's why I bought a 350z ragtop!

Premium version should definitely include the game, season pass will be advertised seperately. Price should've given it away, I'd have thought?

Spending £80k on a Zed :lol:

Did you speak to the organisers about it?

Why do you think I strapped a turbo to it

My MR2 is younger than that and definitely doesn't have twitchy handling Another fine buy chaps, great job

Drop the s from the http

Macan S is my current favourite do-it-all car. Practical and huge fun in equal measures. I'd love one.

I'd quite like to try a C4 Cactus, I think.

If you're getting a hire car from an accident management company, get the cheapest one you can. Just in case you end up footing the bill (it does happen more often than you think), you could well regret getting the decision to spend £120 a day instead of £30 a day... You do have a legal responsibility to mitigate your losses too, and whilst I'm sure everyone will shout me down and say that you shouldn't be deprived of a nice car when it's not your fault (which I agree with 100%), surely you can live with anything for a week whole the work is done. Plus, it's just as fun to drive something crap every now and then, I had some proper stinkers when I has some issues with the 911! I also had a Merc C220D, which was a beautiful thing to drive and let me experience something I normally wouldn't consider.

Manly thread is manly! Good job fella, very informative.