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Paul + 1 Zed Camping, not sure if it will be Fri to Sun or just Sat and Sun.

Im already out that day so cant make it.

Thanks guys. Was shocked the other day when I went to get a bolt for the wishbone on a micra and Nissan wanted £13!! Needless to say went to a local place for it. Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

No it just says clip. Im not going to look the internet for a "clip" am i! :tt2: Just wondered if it was a common part that i could get anywhere with a specific name, instead of paying Nissan £20 for it.

Hi Anyone any idea what this clip is called or where i could get one from before i ask Nissan? Its from the inside of the front 99spec bumper. Its the little clip that holds the black fixing bracket onto the bumper.

Im sure I've read something similar caused by the mph converter. Try removing that first like has already been said.

Thanks appreciated, think im sorted now though.

Still looking forward to seeing your car after the respray.

Im sure it is. The strange thing is though I found this that contradicts the law. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/2806341/I-spy-a-bargain.html

+ Share Regulations on contact lens fitting and supply New regulations on the supply of contact lenses in the UK were introduced in 2005. As was previously the case, contact lenses can only be fitted by a registered optometrist, suitably qualified dispensing optician or medical practitioner (special provision exists for students in training). When prescribing powered (i.e. corrective) lenses, the practitioner must issue the patient with a written contact lens specification once a fitting has been completed. There is no legal requirement to give a patient a written specification after fitting with zero-powered (‘plano’) lenses but the College of Optometrists and Association of British Dispensing Opticians have advised their members that it is in the patient’s best interest to do so. Powered contact lenses may then be sold by or under the ‘general direction’ of a registered optometrist, suitably qualified dispensing optician or medical practitioner. Zero-powered contact lenses can only be sold by or under the supervision of a registered practitioner. Contact lenses for use by children under the age of 16 or patients registered blind or partially sighted must also be sold by a registered practitioner or under his or her supervision. A ‘directed sale’ does not require the physical presence of a registered person but he or she is legally responsible for the sale or supply. Supervision requires the registered person to be present on the premises, aware of the procedure and in a position to intervene if necessary. For powered lenses, the seller must have an in-date specification before supplying lenses or, if this is not available in its original form, verify the specification with the prescriber. Verification should be in writing and requires the patient’s consent. The seller must be reasonably satisfied that goods ordered are for the use of the person named in the specification and must make arrangements for aftercare to take place. The legislation states that the seller must make arrangements for the individual to receive aftercare ‘in so far as and for so long as may be reasonable in his or her particular case’. All businesses in the UK supplying contact lenses must comply with these regulations. Sales outside the UK cannot be regulated under this legislation and this includes internet sales that take place outside the UK. Contact lens solutions are regulated in a different way from contact lenses and are available from eye care practitioners, pharmacies, supermarkets, online suppliers and mail order companies.

I cant seem to pm you. Can you send me an email?

Does anyone have any family or close friends that live outside the uk? I need to get some prescription white out contact lenses, but the stupid UK law doesnt allow the companys to deliver to a UK address. What I need is an address outside the Uk to send them to and for them to send to me. Anyone?

Looking good Kev

Cool, how long did you have them before you sold the car? Perfect finish?

Looks like a good job who done them for you?

Hope your not talking about Romax in Stockton! Also was less than impressed by SEM Sunderland too.

Happy birthday :pint:

Good job there Stevie they look really nice after all the work you have put into them, good job.

Well done guys, are you both competing next year?

Here you go Lee: http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=technical&msg_id=868155 http://www.twinturbo.net/ttnetfaq/FAQpages/compression.html

Just seen this on pistonheads which was interesting seen as though Toyota got involved. http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=28356

So how did it go? Get some pics up.

Oops double post, stupid android (or user).

Oh yeah doh! Even so ill have just finished nights at 0700 Sunday morning so ill see how I feel.

Im working bank holiday till 2100 so im afraid im out.