Joely P

Get well soon buddy. I can see you doing 15 hour shifts outside on the car for the next 2 weeks!

Go to your room!

I just realised I never did this review. I took some photos today so I'll add them here. 1. Name: Joel Pickering 2. Location: Essex, UK 3. Car Make and Model: Nissan 300ZX Z32 2+2 4. MeisterR Coilovers Model: Zeta-S (with 2+0 spring rates) 5. A Short Review: a. Performance on Road: Very streetable, excellent handling even on fairly bumpy terrain. Set to full soft with anti roll bars on max. I went for the softer spring rates in order to maintain a higher level of comfort, this MeisterR coilover setup is more comfortable than my old fixed height adjustable shock and lowered spring setup and performs just as well. With the rebound set to a harder setting the comfort does decline but the performance improvement is huge in comparison. This would be handy for track use although I haven't tested that yet, making this a great setup for road cars with occasional track use. b. Performance on Track: TBA. c. Value for Money: With a club discount, they're great VFM amongst lots of competition. d. Would you buy again: Yes. I have also recommended several others to do so. e. Any Personal Note: The service and support from MeisterR is also very good, technical advice readily available from friendly and knowledgable staff. 7. Pictures:

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Belated birthday wishes matey :)

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Cool, I had 10 uno turbos!

I'm coming out of the closet if Lee has a body like that!

I would try your consult on a know good plug so you're not wasting your time and breaking into the loom for no reason.

Lets strap it to our zeds and go for a Cambridge blat?...

Cool reg matey.

Just took it out for a Christmas Day blast and it's now covered in salt!

I was on the naughty list so Santa's elves took my TwinZ diffuser away :p but since then I made it onto the good list and got a brand new engine harness.

Merry Christmas everyone

Looking very nice there Dan, can't wait to see this project progress. Absolutely loving the wheels :)

I get awesome smiles per gallon in mine ;)

Looking good man, I like a nice neat boot.

:p

:whistling:

No wonder it was rattling with a keyboard in the door.

Top tip: a ZtethoZcope! How much pressure are you putting into the system when you do these leak tests Russ? Are you using a compressor?

That looks more of a silver shade to me.

Niiiiice. Me likey...