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As Jeff liked it, I'm sure it will do the job. I bought it from autosiliconehoses (they have an amazon store). I bought a length of 250mm so that i had enough pipe for 3 sections and then some in case i messed it up. it was about £5 I haven't tested yet but i hope that the clamps on them will put enough force for a seal with the silicone (link for black hose: ) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Length-Straight-Silicone-Coupling/dp/B00UI59WMY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1461528060&sr=8-1&keywords=30mm+ID+Black+250mm

That's a great photo, I'm sure he'll nick that off you[emoji38]

I just bought some silicon hose and cut it to length. The inner diameter is 30mm btw

Happy birthday

Oh yeah of course :cursing:

Why did he have to ruin that S14 :mad:

Its a purple green pearlescent paint. It can stand out, but some combos can make bad colour clashes IMO. I don't know how it would look on a Z but this custom metallic grey might look really different, as I havent seen many grey Zs

I know, that's why I made that picture like that. I'm not a fan of plain white, because it just looks flat, but black parts can really make it stand out. (P.S if you want me to mess around with colour schemes I can whip up some Photoshops)

My favourite is white: But I like these blues also:

I'm sure it will probably run alright, just looks like it got mud in it or something.

Have fun tomorrow everyone Maybe next year for me :shifty:

Air filter looks a bit dingy also. If it were me i would get a shiny new one :D

Same for me :) Except the exhaust...

Keith is north Shrewsberry so not too far from you also. If he can't get the engine out by himself, he's not too far from Lee Dent. Though he did tell me he was booked up for quite a while :whistling:

Is media blasting effective to get rid of rust? I have some rust through bubbled paint on my tailgate and was wondering mediablasting vs cutting and welding.

Supras have only aged with fibreglass plastic surgery... You probably made the right choice. but enthusiasm convicned me and I couldn't resist.

Thats great. :')

90s one of the best car eras IMO

Very slick shape, wealth of technology 'before' it's time; and as Keith told me, there is hardly other car that can go 160+mph, 0-60 5.5 and 280hp that you can buy for under £2000. Oh and the rareity also attracted me. I never ever see them. The first time I saw a Z in the flesh was the first car I bought no less. And before I was looking, I had never heard of them. If it isn't a supercar of the 90's... I have no idea what is.

I believe it's when you have the spoiler lip, you can get a vinyl black strip ontop like

You deserved it!

The NA is a car I'm pretty sure I'll never drive, once it's fixed up I really won't have a need for it. The plan was to switch bits and bobs that were broken, fix it up and sell it on. Also It won't be parked if you've seen the Coventry list (+more), that'll be the first time this year it will stretch its legs tbh.

Implying I can't have a discussion about whether electric or hydraulic HICAS is better? As I've said before, for my the enjoyment of owning my car comes from the modifying of the car, and the community (and meets and whatsuch). Whether I get a driving licence in a couple weeks or a couple months won't change anything.

PFR6B -11c (standard UK spec plug)

Probably best to get back on topic lol. So can we say that there is a noticeable difference between electronic and hydraulic SUPER HICAS?