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I noticed today that i have some very fine scratches on the rear arch of my zed.. they are very fine and I can only see them if I look very closely. Just wondering what is the recommended way to try and polish them out?
Is T-Cut a no no ?
I have given a simple solution above but how much detailing experience do you have and what products do you have to hand?
Just to make sure you get a solution that suits you.
I would rate myself at somewhere between noob and total noob
I have some autogleen polish at my disposal but don't mind going out to buy additional bits if required
I can confirm he is a noob...past his car the other day and i think if he leaves it dirty you wont notice the scratches
Haha yes it is in desperate need of some love :-( I plan to put this right next week :-)
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I noticed today that i have some very fine scratches on the rear arch of my zed.. they are very fine and I can only see them if I look very closely. Just wondering what is the recommended way to try and polish them out?
Is T-Cut a no no ?
I have given a simple solution above but how much detailing experience do you have and what products do you have to hand?
Just to make sure you get a solution that suits you.
I would rate myself at somewhere between noob and total noob
I have some autogleen polish at my disposal but don't mind going out to buy additional bits if required
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I noticed today that i have some very fine scratches on the rear arch of my zed.. they are very fine and I can only see them if I look very closely. Just wondering what is the recommended way to try and polish them out?
Is T-Cut a no no ?
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Congrats dude :-)
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a bit of cooper lube is also a worth doing
+2 I put some copper slip on mine also!
Right o, I shall get some :-)
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To save you the phone call
Remember and remove the small bolts from the front rotors before you try and fit the front spacers.
Alex.
roger that, will do
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diy mate,if you that worried give just a shout and i ll be more than happy to come and give you a hand fitting em.
thanks dude, one of the guys I work with is a bit of a petrol head so gonna see if he fancies doing it for me on his lunch break at work tomorrow. Failing that I will give you a shout
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My Spacers arrived today from Alex
Cheers dude
just wondering whether I should fit them myself (as i know they are easy to fit) or should I get a garage to do it? Im always worried with anything to do with wheels that I've either not done them up enough or done too tightly..
Any thoughts ?
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How do these compare to the jwt pop charger?
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I have a few of these available. All brand new as per the photo. They came as a bulk lot of OEM system builder units so are in plain brown boxes but are complete and sealed
More info at: http://www.intel.com/products/desktop/m ... erview.htm
Looking for £69 Delivered
These run off 12v so could be ideal for car PCs.. you will need to buy a separate power supply though as it doesn't come with one. You will also need ram+case+hdd
They are fanless so are silent
Intel D945GSEJT Low Profile Mini ITX Motherboard
Intel is enlivening the Net top market and enabling innovative system designs with a radically thin, low-power motherboard based on the Intel® Atom™ N270 processor. The D945GSEJT, AKA Jothnstown, is designed for users demanding affordable yet stylish Internet-centric computing solutions. This breakthrough platform addresses emerging slim Net tops, affordable all-in-one PCs, thin/enriched-client PCs, and other usage models with its versatile, low-power, thin form factor design.
Even though the board is just 20mm high it is still packed full of features including built in DC to DC power supply, VGA/DVI, and LVDS video outputs, GbE LAN, Mini PCIe card slot, 2x SATA connectors, 1x 44 pin IDE, USB 2.0 expansion headers, and more. The low power 1.6GHz N270/GSE chipset have a TPD of just 9W allowing for a fanless/passively cooled design. When the D945GSEJT is paired with a solid state hard drive it creates a completely silent PC with no moving parts. The standard height I/O shield has 3 knockouts for standard 8mm 802.11 antennas
Processor 4W 1.6GHz Atom N270 w/ 512Mb Cache
Chipsets Intel 945GSE Northbridge
ICH7-M Southbridge
Total Power Draw 5 watts
System Memory 1 DDR2 533/667 SO-DIMM slot (validated to run at 533 MHz)
Up to 2 GB
Graphics Integrated Intel GMA 950 Graphics
Supported Resolution
VGA: 2048 x 1536 maximum (QXGA)
DVI/LVDS: 1600 x 1200 maximum (UXGA)
Expansion Slots PCI
PCI Express Mini Card
Onboard IDE 1 ATA 100 44-pin
Onboard Serial ATA 2 SATA (3 Gb/sec.) connectors
Onboard USB 7 USB 2.0 3x I/O and 4x via internal headers
Onboard LAN Realtek RTL8111DL GbE 10/100/1000
Onboard Audio Realtek ALC662 5.1 channel HD codec (2+2 channel audio subsystem with S/PDIF)
Back Panel I/O 3 USB 2.0 ports
1 VGA port
1 DVI-D port
1 LAN port
1 Audio jack: line-out
DC jack (12-volt input)
Onboard I/O Connectors 4 USB 2.0 via 2 pin headers
1 P4 power connector (for peripheral 12v power)
1 Molex connector (for SATA power)
2 SATA connectors
1 RS-232 COM pin header
1 PS2 keyboard pin header
1 Parallel port pin header
1 Front panel audio pin header
1 S/PDIF pin header
1 Fan pin header
1 LVDS connector
1 LVDS inverter
1 Chassis intrusion pin header
BIOS Intel BIOS 4 Mb flash memory
Operating Temperature 0ºC ~ 55ºC
Form Factor Mini-ITX (17 x 17 cm)
Also Included Installation CD
Backplate
2 SATA cables
1 SATA power cable (1 Molex to 2 SATA power)
Quick reference guide
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I wish I'd taken some before and after shots now, ill certainly try and get some after shots up tho
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Quick update, the blend is now done and looks awesome. Andy has done an excellent job! Well chuffed and would highly recommend him to anyone needing work done :-)
Thanks to bob for the recommendation
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would you consider a part ex for a sunset 54 plate with similar milage ?
Does it have a bigger boot and use less fuel?
It does if I sell it without the spacesaver lol.
And no sorry everyone knows that the sunset ones are faster so drink more fuel :-)
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would you consider a part ex for a sunset 54 plate with similar milage ?
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Both will fit, and if needs must then i would buy the bridgstones for two reasons. 1. they will last a little longer 2. and more importantly they have had no repairs.
thanks
Just found and purchased a pair of those continentals with 5.5/6mm on them and no repairs.. came to £120
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Just looking to get some part worns to get me out of trouble for a bit (my front tyres are both 1/2 dead so these would bring them all in for renewal at around the same time)
Will these fit the back of the zed? They are the 18inch rays
Which would you guys buy ?
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Awesome, I take it they would fit fine ?
I have contact 3's on the front so should be good, have messaged the guy and offered 200quid for a quick sale, seems they are around £190 each usually new.... wonder why hes selling them
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Part worn is fine
Need urgently though as on the space saver at the moment
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hmm would this one fit the standard rays alloys (rear) ?
http://www.thetreadshop.co.uk/p-2080-245-40-zr18-toyo-proxes-t1r-181688pr.aspx
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Are these still available ?
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It wasn't the TSWs that Adam@Z1 posted was it?
could you link me up?
search function is not my friend 
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You can get it repaired as I have done in the past, you need to find someone that does "major" tyre repairs.
http://www.ts-tyre-repairs.co.uk/
Cost me £20 per wheel, plus getting the tyres off/on/rebalanced.
Awesome thanks, ill ring 'em tomorrow
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At present I have 2 Toyo T1r tyres on the back - these are fine.
On the front I have 1 Toyo T1r which is also fine but the other front is a crappy nexen tyre which has a puncture and has to go. Ultimately I would like another t1r but these are hard to come buy at a reasonably price these days it seems. I know that it's ideal keeping all treads the same but I would have to throw away 3 decent tyres.
What should I do do you reckon. The Dunlop sp sport has a similar tread pattern - unsure compound wise etc though...
The front tyre is a 265 / 30 / 19 and the rears 285 / 30 / 19
Thanks in advance
Sell me the 2 rears at a bargain price
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Haha yes it definitely needs a clean lol