vijay

I passed by your house the other Sunday and wondered where it was ;)

Buy the battery from Costco then and bring it back in 3.5 years when it starts to fail - they will refund you ;) They sell Bosch batteries by the way :)

are you or anyone you know a membr of costco?

Really inspiring Terry - love your commitment :)

really love the enthusiasm of this guy every time I've seen him race or talk on his programmes on British engineering

seeing as it's Christmas and all that, I found it for you :) http://300zx-twinturbo.com/cgi-bin/manual.cgi?list=bf&dir=&config=&refresh=&direction=forward&scale=0&cycle=off&slide=10&design=default&total=46

New seals won't always fix a leak - I thought that and still have a leak. Have a look in the online manual, there's a page that shows all the adjustments you can make to the window ;)

Gio, you've actually made things very simple for me, either he gets Freesat or I'm not getting involved! lol From what you've written, you have to have to have a bit of knowledge about what you're doing to set up and keep on top of the more complicated satelite systems/channels so I havne't got the time (and I don't care enough about him lol) to bother with it. I really appreciate everyones advice, I'll tell him to go look at Freesat :) Vijay

French but I think he's such a tight a*** that his eyes probably lit up to free lol

Cheers Andrew. Is Freeview the only one though cos he was told of one that picked up "thousands" of channels????

Hi all, The aerial at my Mums house came down the other night in the strong winds and my Dad is on about a satelite that can pick up thousands of channels (that some bloke in a shop is telling him about) for around £200 fitted. I told him to find out what free channels there are cos they don't get much tighter than my Dad lol Anyway, my question is what alternatives are there to normal TV aerials that will supply free channels? Ideally one that could be DIY fitted to a second floor wall as her house as a kitchen extention that I can easily get onto the roof of ;) Cheers Vijay

I'm sure I read that brown sauce works even better

Try http://www.cricklewoodelectronics.com/Cricklewood/home.php and if they have it I can go get it for you :)

Merry Christmas to you too bud

What dimensions do you need cos they're kind of slanted (as in not right angles)?

when you put the nightmare bolts back, put a slot in them so if there's a next time, you can use a screwdriver from above ;)

Bought one made my Cyclone and it's a pretty good little unit, IIRC cost around the 30 quid mark

I think most people can appreciate both :)

Are you a member of the A.A? They will have a legal team you can ask too

Fair play to you for posting and I completley agree with the fact it's your car and you do what the hell you like with it :) Don't worry about anyone elses opinion, it's your that matter so just smile and don't worry about it too much. This is a fantastic forum and people wil always make comments good and bad - isn't that what a forum does? :) If I was you, maybe join the forum and just let people say what they will cos no one really means anything bad and personal ;) Vijay

do you have you aircon on as ther drain pipe is there - make sure it exits the car :)

My Z isn't on the road yet but I did my 4x4 too and it made a huge difference. I haven't done the doors or roof yet but it instantly cut out road noise and it was like someone had changed the speakers too! It's a lot of work but I think it's worth it personally.

Did mine last year, pics here http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?163808-Moving-forward-with-my-Z&highlight=sound

Jim, Can you email me on vij5470@gmail.com got a question for you about what we spoke about ages ago :) Cheers Vijay

No, I meant move the scale and then enlarge the whole lot as much as possible to fit on A4 ;)