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nickz32

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  1. nickz32 replied to nickz32's topic in Events - UK
    sounds good mate. If you know any stick it up in the Venue recommendations bit that would be ace Cheers mate
  2. do they only squeek when cold? try giving them a good work out and see if they still squeek when hot
  3. nickz32 replied to nickz32's topic in Events - UK
    Bump, yet again
  4. just out of interest which pads are you running mate?
  5. nickz32 replied to nickz32's topic in Events - UK
    Bump
  6. Any more people???
  7. TBH im yet to see that happen, and if it does, im sure any decent lawyer would get it thrown out of court due to not meeting ACPO guidlines.
  8. nickz32 posted a topic in Events - UK
    Guys and Girls Ive been asked by Steve 300zx to provide photos of one of our meets for the next yearly calender. Now obviously i would like to get as many cars and people together so we can have a outstanding contribution to the calender. Now i know some people have raised concerns about the location of some recent meets, so i will leave it to you to decide what sort of area you want septembers meet to be in (see poll) Once the area has been decided then i will do my best to find somewhere scenic for us to have a decent set of photos to contribute to the calender, whilst maybe having a large BBQ with some fun and games thrown in. I would really appriciate some input into this guys, id love to get as many as the SC crew together as possible, so now is the time to have your say. All the best Nick
  9. in 14 days youll get your NIP (Notice of Intended Prosecution) through the post. If you dont get anything within 14 days, you wont here anything at all
  10. Right you! Where, how much, and what was needed to fit! And make it snappy :D (oh and get some new tires, there looking a bit low :D)
  11. I cant wait to see duffers comments on youtube, let the burning begin!
  12. Ive got Falken 452s on mine atm, and im quiet impressed. Plenty of grip, but they dont give alot of feed back on the limit. My choice will always be Bridgestone SO-2's. By far the best tyre on the market IMHO
  13. Yep, i concer, Biffy are top drawer. Seen them live 3 times now.
  14. Have you had a plenum water bypass done? or EGR?
  15. i think the hardest bit is going to be round a AIV at the rear passanger side of the car, even with the battery out, space is extemely tight because of the loom and the other vacuum pipes around there. I just hope for your sake that all the clips on the water pipes are at such and angle you can get a set of thin nose pliers on, otherwise its going to be out with the stanley blade and ALOT of patience. Best of luck to you mate
  16. That fuel rail is a niiiiiiice bit of kit
  17. Itll be bloody difficult. You certainly wont be able to get rid of all the pipe work as its bolted to the underneath of the plenum. TBH your making work very diffcult keeping the plenum in
  18. The tappet noise is the hydraulic lifters mate. They have small holes in which get easily blocked, hence the tapping. You shouldnt need to use treatments, when you change the oil drain it and keep the old filter on. Top up the oil to the Min mark and the dipstick and run the engine for a few minutes to get it up to temp. Drain again and change the filter for the new one and fill up the oil as per usual. This should pull out the majority of the built up crap from having old oil floating around for some time. Do a search on here for the online workshop manual, and download the PDF file. It has 99% of the stuff you will need to know on how to work on the cars.
  19. If your planning on keeping the car, pop down to A.R.E motor factors in Farnham with the calipers. They do an excellent job on full refurbs on calipers, with all new seals and teflon coated pistons and sliders etc. My best mate recently had a set of subaru 4pots done and they did an ace job

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