Paul C

LOL - look at another bidder on my car: http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=bench-150&ftab=AllFeedback&seeallfeedback=See%20All%20Feedback&myworld=true has "private" feedback?! Never seen that before!! He can hide the actual comments, probably because its the same as that previous bidder!! :hammer:

really = thats crap then but explains it at least!

I know - well strange. Wondered if he had found a way to hack into his accound to change all feedback to positive LOL!!

Check this ebay member out - he is bidding on my car & has quite a few positive feedback left for him but most with really bad comments?!? http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=james-cook9632012&ftab=AllFeedback&seeallfeedback=See%20All%20Feedback&myworld=true How the hell does that work?? I can see one person leaving a positive by mistake but this many?? What do you all think?? :confused1:

supposedly they were but I have not heard anything since the last series ended - the thing is that it actually worked well as a series with each episode being 1 hour of the day!

best boxset I have bought is 24 - that series was amazing!! Each episode was just produced superbly & really engaged you as you watched it. Was gutted when it finished!

Well you can get ultra widescreen TV's like this one: http://www.philips.co.uk/c/cinema-21-9/30849/cat/ :whistling: The problem is cinema screens are still shot wider than a "conventional" widescreen TV (which is a 16:9 aspect ratio) the ultra widescreen is 21:9 the same as films in a cinema As an added problem most TV recordings is now filmed in the 16:9 aspect ratio so I guess that unless you are watching a true 21:9 aspect film you will then have black bars down the side when you are watching top gear etc! (or you would have to stretch it or zoom it)

LOL!! it is funny to read/hear all of the comments about Hamiltons move, I think people need to get a grip!! At the end of the day he will do what he considers is best for himself, same as most people would & should do IMO. Just because he has been part of a team for some time now doesnt mean he should never leave does it?! If he gets a better offer, financially or perhaps for a better promised car then why would he not take it? I would!! I am sure it is something he thought long & hard about and am sure he has had many other offers over the years! Lets face it, like him or hate him he must be one of the most sought after drivers in F1 If he wasnt the sort of person that strived to have the very best deal offered to him then he probably wouldnt be where he is today IMO. Good luck to him (and McLaren for that matter) I say - he is in demand & making the most of it.

It could be down to lots of things - its not something that I have really checked before but assuming the IC's are good then I would thing the next logical issue could be one turbo producing more boost than the other & working a lot harder?!

both capturing the moment in unforgettable ways!! :lol:

You do now - mines not got one either on a 93 UK car! There are quite a few like this actually I have always shorted out the 2 pins on the consult port as described above by Noz & this works fine (now got a datascan so no need to mess around anymore! Well worth getting for any zed owner IMO) :)

We stayed in the exact same hotel earlier this year :) Bloody lovely there isnt it :cool3: Thought the food could have been better but the resort itself was amazing with a fantastic white sandy beach. I need another holiday...........off to Tenerife in 5 weeks!! :dance: :D

you can get minor surface scratches out with jewelers rouge - however if it is any more than just a surface mark it will end up distorting the glass & will look odd when you look through it!

Noooooooooooooooo!! ARCs are probably the most expensive & best performing IC's out there!! Dont do it!! :slap:

its more controllable so you can get a pretty much exact max boost pressure - no boost spikes or creep if set up correctly you will in theory also get more power mid range as the wastegates will stay completely shut until the EBC opens them as opposed to a slow increase in pressure to the wastegates. Whether you will notice this in the real world is a different thing all together! :D its also way more expensive so thats a big enough downside IMO!! :lol:

a bit of info on jets: http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?29063-Boost-Jets! ;) a boost controller is obviously a better solution but I have run with jets for the last 10 years without issue! :)

I think you should have done that first!! :lol:

agreed!! :D

a parachute or an anchor :lol:

The brakes on a zed will never be that great especially for real constant hard use - you have a few options First ensure all the pistons are free - seized pistons are common - you can rebuild the calipers with some decent pads & discs, I done this a few years back & it does make a big improvement next is a big brake upgrade - brembo discs & calipers from an R33/R34 GTR or Z33 are a big improvement - upgraded mine to this a year ago & very impressed other option for a big brake upgrade is aftermarket kits - K Sport or D2 kits are the cheapest or get some AP racing brakes if you are rich LOL!

mines around 400 at the fly 0-60 timed in 4.7 secs with a G-Tech pro & know it will do at least 175mph indicated with plenty left to go LOL!

:lol::lol::lol: I done a GTR day at Silverstone earlier this year - was an amazing experience!

I have it - brilliant system & love it! It makes the car so much safer to drive in the winter & the adjustable settings still allow you to have as much fun as you like ;)

I completely agree with this - while there are some scum of the earth that IMO completely deserve to be killed for their actions actually implementing that presents many problems. Killing even one innocent person makes the whole of society that support this just as bad as murderers IMO - if you search you will find loads of cases where it has been found that the wrong person has been executed - how do you ever get over that, think what that has done to a that persons family. As much as there can be overwhelming evidence to support the guilt of a person much of what is presented in court are views & opinions - even what would appear to be 100% evidence of someones guilt may later prove to be incorrect. Just my 2p's worth

Happy Birthday Andy :thumbup1: