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 ·
THE NEXT TIME YOU THINK YOU ARE HAVING A BAD DAY
Fire authorities in California found a corpse in a burned out section of
forest while assessing the damage done by a forestfire. The deceased male
was dressed in a full wet suit, complete with scuba tanks on his back,
flippers, and face mask.
A post-mortem revealed that the person died not from burns, but from massive
internal injuries. Dental records provided a positive identification.
Investigators then set about to determine how a fully clad diver ended up in
the middle of a forest fire.
It was revealed that on the day of the fire, the person went for a diving
trip off the coast some 20 miles from the forest.
The fire-fighters, seeking to control the fire as quickly as possible,
called in a fleet of helicopters with very large dip buckets. Water was
dipped from the ocean and then flown to the forest fire and emptied.
You guessed it.......One minute our diver was making like Flipper in the
Pacific, the next he was doing the breast stroke in a fire
dip bucket 300 feet in the air. Apparently he extinguished exactly 5'10" of
the fire.
Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed.
This article was taken from the California Examiner, March 20, 1998
STILL THINK YOU ARE HAVING A BAD DAY?
A man was working on his motorcycle on his patio and his wife was in the
kitchen. The man was racing the engine on the motorcycle when it
accidentally slipped into gear. The man, still holding onto the handle
bars, was dragged through the glass patio doors and along with the
motorcycle dumped onto the floor inside the house.
The wife, hearing the crash, ran into the dining room and found her husband
lying on the floor, cut and bleeding, the motorcycle lying next to him and
the shattered patio door. The wife ran to the phone and summoned the
ambulance.
Because they lived on a fairly large hill, the wife went down the several
flights of stairs to the street to escort the paramedics to her husband.
After the ambulance arrived and transported the man to the hospital, the
wife uprighted the motorcycle and pushed it outside. Seeing that gas was
spilled on the floor, the wife got some paper towels, blotted up the
gasoline, and threw the towels in the toilet.
The man was treated and released to come home. Upon arriving home, he looked
at the shattered patio door and the damage done to his motorcycle. He
became despondent, went to the bathroom, sat down on the toilet and smoked a
cigarette. After finishing the cigarette, he flipped it between his legs
into the toilet bowl while seated. The wife, who was in the kitchen, heard
the loud explosion and her husband screaming. She ran into the bathroom and
found her husband lying on the floor. His trousers had been blown away and
he was suffering burns on the buttocks, the backof his legs, and his groin.
The wife again ran to the phone to call the ambulance.
The very same paramedic crew was dispatched and the wife met them at the
street. The paramedics loaded the husband on to the stretcher and began
carrying him to the street. While they were going down the stairs to the
street accompanied by the wife, one of the paramedics asked the wife how the
husband had burned himself.
She told them and the paramedics started laughing so hard, one of them
slipped and tipped the stretcher, dumping the husband out. He fell down the
remaining stairs and broke his arm.