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BulletMagnet

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  1. [quote name='Jetpilot' timestamp='1455727858' post='1587561'] [quote name='james6583' timestamp='1455724007' post='1587537'] I was just worried that the minimum size of 245 would be stretched [/quote] It will be and so will a 275 on a 10.5, if you dont want stretch buy 8.5 and 9.5 [/quote] These are 245/35 on a 19" x 9.5J wheel (my Zed), don't think it is overly stretched [IMG]http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii126/BulletMagnet88/IMG_3301_zpsc41cc2c0.jpg[/IMG] On the rear I have 275/35 on a 19" x 10.5J wheel, also nothing too stretchy [IMG]http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii126/BulletMagnet88/IMG_3293_zpsce6d6236.jpg[/IMG] Zed is lowered on Tein S-Tech springs on OEM shocks
  2. Didn't Buster have them on his Ginger Ninja along with Jag style sidevents before he sold it?
  3. I had this issue before, super easy fix. Go to Halfords or local motor factor, purchase an Air Conditioning Cleaner Gas Bomb, start car, set fans to recirculate, put passenger seat all the way back, activate bomb and place in passenger footwell, exit vehicle, wait...wait.....have a cuppa....wait some more, after about 30 mins, shut off car and open doors to air out gas (make sure no new lifeforms enter vehicle while doors are open) Job done
  4. Unbolt the ARB links and cable tie them out the way and drive slowly over unueven ground, if knock is gone, then it's the links
  5. I have Teins on OEM shocks on mine, but due to lowering changed the ARB links with adjustable ones as the OEM links will be slightly too long. Got Whiteline adjustable links on mine, all good
  6. This: ^^^^^ You guys know that most of the parts in your.cars are made in China right? Everybody....throw away your iPhones NOW
  7. Should have been finished today, so you could have a romantic reunion with your Zed
  8. Dont forget to LED the vanity lights too (for the complete look)
  9. CarPlay only works with the standard Apple Lightning cable plugged into the USB port. AppRadio uses an AV adapter to connect to HU via HDMI. I have both because the AV adapter uses the feed from the lightning cable also. Meaning when I want to use AppRadio, I simply plug the Lightning cable into the AV Adaptor. AFAIK CarPlay is only possible via hardwiring, until there is a wireless solution
  10. Just get a HU with where the USB is extended off the unit itself, then you can and an extension if needed, my USB is in the cubby between the seats. I run a Pioneer SPH-DA120, and have routed the cables so I can have CarPlay or AppRadio But as SuperStu has mentioned, plan ahead with what else you might want from your audio. Personally, I went and changed everything, not one piece of OEM audio is left in the Zed
  11. I'd prolly get a Toyota Aristo and go full VIP/Bippu style on it
  12. And Steves paragraph had a swap, put the engine mod bit up one paragraph.
  13. If the guy bought it only to be stored, why not just remove the HT leads?
  14. Yeah, just need the InCarTec (ICT) patch lead for steering wheel controls for Nissan 350Z -> Pioneer
  15. But £299 @ CarAudioSecurity http://caraudiosecurity.com/sph-da120-6-2-appradio-touch-screen-gps-bluetooth-android
  16. Look like this, found it on eBay for £10, so kept it quiet as not to raise attention from other members
  17. I had a OEM Bluetooth cradle in my cubby before, which had been removed ages ago, it leaves a convinient hole to pass USB and Apple cables through. All hidden by the JDM cupholder
  18. Previous page you can see the AV lead you need, so you can hook up to the HU with an HDMI cable
  19. I suppose you could hook up your iPhone via the AppRadio mode and then just mirror your screen, which is the alternate option for the HU if you do not have an iPhone. I have both options wired into the cubby between the seats, because it's nice to have options
  20. CarPlay uses built in AppleMaps from the iPhone
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