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Personally I don't like them body colour. Always think it looks like its been resprayed and they could be bothered to mask it off! I'd vote satin i think. Not gloss (although Andy's above does look mighty fine)

Your right they'd look much better in mine. Drop em off when you next passing :biggrin:

Sweet - very very nice indeed. Who did you get to do the retrim in the end?

Profec B for me. It fits nicely in the centre console where the clock was for an "almost" factory look

Agree - just had a set delivered today, £33 i think

In comparison to a modern RWD car Zed's are pretty crap in the wet. Softly softly is the approach and without much provacation the back will step out. This is in comparison to a number of newer RWD cars I have owned, one of which a e90 BMW 330i which had similar performance to a TT zed, but needed serious agresive driving before it would even show a hint of oversteer or requiring traction control intervention.

For the price of locking wheel nuts you might as well - far cheaper than new wheels and tyres. I've recently bought some McGard ones for my BMW. I think you just want something with an internal thread otherwise they'll just hammer a socket on or something to remove them. McGard do get good reviews and arent much more expensive.

Looks nice, clean and unabused Good advice Rich - your Blue one is nicer though ;) Can't wait to see the Stillen lip on

Looking forward to pics when its fitted :thumbup1:

There's no discussion to be had IMO. No one would look twice at his car going down the road, unlike the zed. His is the older model that is starting to look dated. Not old enough to be classic like the zed, but not modern enough to be current. It's got the power and the noise, but struggles to put it down and the equilvilent year BMW M5 would run rings around it handling wise and consequently quicker. Very much so. Don't see the appeal of them - he must spend all his time explaining to everyone how its got this "great" "powerful" engine blah blah despite looking like a bag of s**t. Big wallowey hector of a car

Sorry to hear the news Daz :sad: As you say onwards and upwards - time for a GTR :sneaky2:

Cheaper at Camskill. Fronts are £86 each, rears £105 - thats for the Toyo's Maybe even cheaper elsewhere - it was the first place i looked

You don't need the advertising do you? I thought you always had work booked in. The shows not local either is it so any potential clients could be some distance away. My opinion - not worth it.

Nice one Daz. Looks like you had a great trip. I got back from the IOM on tues - great fun going round the TT circuit :biggrin:

Its an R33

Your Sarah must be so proud :biggrin:

Fair enough. have you got rid of the foil wrapped engine bay yet :sneaky2: I vote orange indicators for you new feature, bit more colour and distinction from the reversing lights.

So whats the plan for the 99spec bumper??

My understanding is that z32 zones double din panels are still modified originals, albeit professionally done. Nissan never made double din panels themselves. Funkysi bought one (through an agent)

Oh Yes :gunsmilie:. Can't wait. Going for 4 nights.

I'm off to the Isle of Man in two weeks. Some great roads there with the mountain ones being derestricted and lovely scenery as well.

Firstly it relies on the traffic police reporting it to the DVLA. They hate paper work so that likelhood of that is low. If they do you will receive a letter from the DVLA informing you that you plate has been noted incorectly displayed and warning to rectify it. If you are stopped again they may consider recalling the plate. My wife was stopped in our car for a mis-spaced plate. All the letters correct size and legal font, just where the space was. We paid the £60 fine and havent heard anything further. The plate hasn't been changed either :shifty:

In my opinion there is too much discussion about the tone of the messages/complaint etc. The key point is was the work carried out to a reasonable level? If not Vijay is within his right to bring it to their attention and ask for an explanation/refund as appropriate. We must remember that this exchange of words is between a customer and business, not forum members and therefore regardless of tone a level of professionalism is expected of the business. Part of running a business is dealing with customers and complaints. I have been impressed with Jeff's knowledge and business, having used their services myself in the past. I have to say that I would not be happy with the bracket repair on my car.

I want :cool3:

You've still got no chance :tt2: