Joely P

I'm currently with Lancaster Insurance as they were by far the most competitive quote this time round. Hopefully my renewal quote won't be massively hiked up making me shop around like every other company I've been with does!

Awesome pics Dave, the car is looking superb and what a great backdrop [emoji106] You forgot to launch one of your t-tops off a cliff though!

Nice work, blends in perfectly with your gauges [emoji106]

That's true but with this component being a particularly expensive part that was specifically selected as a OEM replacement in an attempt get the best possible quality, I'd be peaved too that not even a small compensation was offered to cover the time/cost of making the component fit for purpose.

Very much like [emoji106] Is the plenum powder coated or painted? Looks great and I love the contrast against the black cam covers [emoji41]

I thought the CZP link you put up when you were contemplating buying new was a giveaway regarding the vendor! [emoji13] A real shame that you didn't get anywhere with the claim and also disappointing that Coz hasn't looked after you as I've had all positive dealings with them to date, even when things have gone wrong.

My recommendations would be Kraftwork in Chelmsford or Custom Exotics in Harlow. Unfortunately neither are even remotely local to you!

Does conzult have a test function for this? I have no issues with my A/C but it's a function I've never considered whether it is functional.

Have you any idea what it does? (Other than senses sunlight!)

[emoji16] Mine is the same as the one on eBay.

Mine has that fitted, I'm not convinced it's a rain sensor though.

I'd be wary of buying a chip stateside due to the types of fuel used over there. I've also heard good things about Greg, definitely worth getting in contact with if you're going for a custom map.

Lee Dent can do you a generic chip for your 555s based on your setup and it won't break the bank [emoji106]

I have a wheel ready for you if you want to crack on, it's the payment thing that might slow the process down [emoji16]

On the upside, the UK tweed is rather pleasant!

And the size of the 2 outer holes vary with model year.

8/6 standard.

For reference, the colour that Simon chose and others followed (myself included) is Toyota Magnetic Grey Metallic 1G3. It's a lovely colour and would recommend having it in your shortlist if your bodyshop are making you some sample colour cards.

I'm a fan of the moustache [emoji106]

The HSD have a more street friendly spring rate, but I would personally want rubber top mounts front and rear.

Not poly, but the Nismo bushings are an upgrade from stock that do not ruin the ride quality.

Erm... More pics!

There's a big mix up at work for me on this date, currently looking like I won't be available, grrr [emoji34]

I wouldn't class the Simply event as a "classic show" as it does still attract a large proportion of heavily modified cars, probably not far off the ratio of that seen at JAE. However the crowds visiting are a lot more family orientated due to the venue so I guess that would've had an impact on votes. I also think times are changing with people's tastes and opinions on F&F inspired upgrades. It would've been interesting to see the exact voting results but they wouldn't disclose them, all they would tell me was that there was 1200 cars, 2500 people which is significantly more than previous years. I'm told the NSX is was actually an original RITMO race car and the owner paid 120k for it but I didn't get the chance to speak to the owner to find out.

If i had the choice between a TT and a TT, I'd take the TT, sell it and buy a TT (keeping some change for Jimmer, Mike Feeney and Coz!).