Funkysi

Demon Tweeks is pretty cheap. clicky

Considering one as a daily beater.....as replacement for my company car. I want an Audi Coupe though.

Well I'm sure that's obvious isn't it? Least when you're inside, you don't have to look at the bile coloured exterior.

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So who's going to be arranging the club stand then?

There's a Zclub meet in the Loire Valley. They are going onto LeMans after.

One thing that can make or break a Z, other than in ride, is a poor stance. I've seen Zs lowered and the front wheels are at such a negative camber, it not only looks shagged, but gives the whole stance a nasty view.

I'm going the polybush route. Well, at least the rear subframe bushes. I also aim to get adjustable camber arms front/rear and adjustable tension rods front/rear and all the suspension sundries such as the little gaskets, bellows, bump stops and other odds and sods. Not to mention Eibach springs and KYB shocks.

On the plus site mate, that's all stuff that needs replacing to make the car feel loads better!! I can't wait to replace all my suspension components. :)

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AFAIK, you can get a permit if the car is staying there less than 6months, ie, you'd drive it around on UK plates etc. Well, that's the case in New Zealand anyway. But you'd need to check with the Australian DMV.

I'm not a shipping clerk. I am an agent for a shipping line. I manage their vessels. Anyway, shipping a car to NZ costs about £800, so Auz is going to be about the same. You then have to pay Aus reg fees and their tax/duty dependant upon value. That's pretty much it. As with Gio, they have strict rules and regulations governing imported cars.

No, my breadknife is actually stainless, so yeah, I don't have one.

I'd sooner cut my dick off with a rusty breadknife!

Oh right....sorry pal. I wasn't sure which model year they were from.

Do it do it do it....Tony!

Christ, what a sad story. :(

Mental Tony...PLEASE TAKE NOTE! ;) :)

Very nice. 350Z rims look great on Z32s. Same as diddy_p's. Here's a pic of the earlier ones...

Yeah, I don't want to fit or get the BOV noise. Can you hear the turbos a little more?

...and how many miles have you done in those? ;) As a rule of thumb, a surface needs to be keyed before applying paint. I'll lay on the metal, but it won't bond with it. You'll find after a year or so, unless the car is dry weather only, water will get between the lacquer and alloy and you'll get worm trails. It'll chip off quite easily too. If you look after them though, it should last a bit.

Oh gutted mate. I remember when my cat got killed.....felt like something had been removed. :(

Do you get much induction roar on with those fitted to a TT? I'm toying with the idea of an induction kit.

I'd sooner have a Skyline. Supras have a really oddball appearance....not to mention a hateful dashboard that reminds me of a Scania cab.

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