james300

I posted something similar to this ages ago - everything on my list then is still to do........plus some more! WingsWest rear bumper Fit new modified 99 front HKS ALC Nismo adjustable FPR Porterfield pads Braided brake lines Turbo boost & oil press gauges KYB shocks Strip out boost jets and chip ECU Fit new Profec B Boost controller Fit new radiator Fit new SGP pulley Fit new rad pipe kit Replace 1 rear wheel hub stud Erm.......sure there's more, but sh1t, thats enough for now!

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Outrageous! Here you go bud.......

I think its gonna be one of those days........... I got bits and peices to do but with this sh1tty weather - just can't be bothered with it all. Its days like these when I should give my credit card to someone and tell them not to give it back to me....... LOL, I will list my purchases later!

He has probably smashed his monitor already trying to get to 'em.

Yeah! Get on with some work.

BLACK MAGIC The romantic theme was adopted for Black Magic as soon as it was launched in 1933. Early radio advertising featured dramatisations of romantic rendezvous featuring Black Magic, but it was the newspaper and magazine adverts which really launched the romantic theme. Black Magic advertising showed women writing letters to friends about their romantic encounters over a box of Black Magic. In the days before television, magazines such as Film Weekly, Picturegoer and Radio Times were popular media for chocolate advertisements. In 1933, a pound box of Black Magic cost just two shillings and ten pence. Prior to the launch, Rowntree had really done their homework. Over 7,000 consumers were asked about their particular chocolate preferences and 3,000 people taste tested Black Magic against the most expensive chocolate assortments, with Black Magic coming out on top. This was a very early example of mass market research.

Nice. Peru is on the list. Some good surf there. You noticed any waves Andy?

Paul, I remember some time ago when I helped Ajay totally strip her car and that piece was a nightmare to get off. Can't remember how we did it now - so no help at all but I know where you're coming from! Looking forward to the simple answer as re-trimming my own interior at the moment.

........in the city.........little blue flashing lights poking out from the front grill.........in a .......... wait for it.......... FOOKIN BLACK TAXI! I sh1t you not, this thing was rippin' aswell. Cheeky fookers.

Enough of these :duffer: gets things pretty warped for me..........

Loads of info on this dude - try a search.

Expect he wants to do something DIFFERENT though.

Don't do it!!! But if you do.........I wish you the very best and have a super day mate.

Get the bodyshop to give Luke a call, he'll be cool with that.

Good point on the brakes - defo need a big set up behind those babies. Leigh, I almost got a set almost iidentical to those from SE some time back but they had just stopped doing them! I like chrome wheels personally. I say go for it! (come on, spill the beans on how much?)

£10K + but loved every minute. Its almost a hobby rather than just owning a car.

The finish is like this....... (yes, I kow thats a BMW wheel!) Its not cheap though. But worth it I think.

Cheers mate, if I ever change them, you'll be first to know. I'm just looking into getting mine powder coated - but a finish called "smoked chrome".......it looks the boll0cks.

I've got a set of new KYB's to go on at home so they have all the fitting/dampening instructions still. If no-one has replied by the time I look at this post later then I will let you know. Not heard of the springs, sorry bud.

10's on the rear is perfect. Very nearly got these myself.......I had them on order for ages.

1st ever Z car? You've just bought it for the Mrs? Its what you want your 300 to look like?

I really like the two tone thing on the first thread there........its giving me idea's! Mickey........!!!