Just adding to the mountain of praise on here for Jim, but I couldn’t not drop a review after the work he’s just finished on my Z32.
We all already know Jimmer is the go-to guy for these cars, but experiencing it firsthand is something else. He has given the car a completely new lease of life. That rough idle is entirely sorted, and with the new injectors and new loom in, it honestly runs just like it’s come straight from the factory.
His insight and attention to detail live up to every bit of the hype on this forum. Communication was top-tier throughout, the turnaround was incredibly quick, and—as everyone always says—it was very well-priced for the level of specialist expertise you’re getting. Jim even checked in with me after I got the car back to make sure it was still running perfectly.
Safe to say he’s found another return customer in me; I'm already planning the trip back down to Bristol next year for some new turbos.
Just adding more reinforcement to what this community already knows: if your Z needs sorting, @jimmer is the man!
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mailrebdog ·
Hi guys,
Well, for the lads interested in the GRacer front I havent been able to
track down my mate who fitted it! It seems he shut up shop about 4 months
ago, its a shame coz he had some good stuff for the Z32. sorry :(
My Z cut out on me sunday night after driving for about 5 hours from
southend and around london. Z had been sitting on idle for about 5 minutes
(got lost, couldnt find the strippers ;) LOL), then when pulling away the revs
died and the engine went dead! I didnt think it was the Power Transistor
because it wouldnt rev smoothly or above 1500rpm once it did restart. Could
it have been some sort of fuel cut off due to engine heat?
It did restart after being off for 10 minutes then ran normally for the rest
of the night. Any ideas??
Oh, also I want to do the next service myself. Is there anyone who sells a
"service kit" with everything you need i.e. fuel filter, oil, OEM air filters etc
or is it best to get everything seperate at a better price?
Cheers,
Trev. (yep cut and paste was at hand!) :)