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  1. Lee will no doubt do a great job. Pics abd specs of install for me to drool over :lol:

     

    There's a 2 month waiting list at the moment and that's just lucky there was a spare week in Lee's schedule. All details will be revealed in due course. Really don't know what will happen yet, just know that I spent nearly 4hrs over there earlier this week and was totally gobsmacked. I've been out of car hi-fi for ohhh 15 years so the quality of the latest stuff was amazing.

     

    Still, got to get a P88RS II first ;)

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    Already watching that one but thanks for the heads up :thumbs:

     

    As DBlock has said this particular head unit is one of the best for sound quality based car hi-fi installations. Check out the review here http://www.talkaudio.co.uk/index.php/in ... 8rsii-r584

     

    It's been discontinued for a while and it's replacement is over £800 now so well out of my "source" budget.

     

    @DBlock - I'm leaving my zed in the capable hands of Lee at Sonic Frontiers :D

  3. I’ve been reading and searching the ICE section for answers to these two questions but I’m still unsure......

     

    Q1. If replacing the Bose HU with a replacement HU with in-built Bluetooth, can you use the original factory Bluetooth Mic? Is the Mic input to the standard Bose obvious when you take the Bose out?

     

    Q2. If I replace just the front speakers (4ohm) will this cause me problems as the Bose Amp expects a lower resistance? There’s no confirmation on the Ohm rating of the standard Clarion speakers. Am I likely to damage the new components?

     

    I intended to replace the front door speakers first, then, as funds allow, the head unit, and then install a 4 channel amp, 8 or 10†Sub and bridge the amp to run 3 channels. Am I better off just saving up the £ and doing it all together? At least I can leave the standard wiring in place and re-install the standard setup when selling.

     

    Thanks for your help :thumbs:

  4. LONDON

     

    User Name: Wizard

    Location: South London

    OBDII Reader: Blazt cable+software (Consult 2), which can read and reset fault codes + test individual cylinders, increase RPM, etc...

     

    User Name:drivebyabuser

    location: Harrow NW london

    OBDII reader:scantool software

     

    User Name: Sparky350z

    Location: Cheam, Surrey

    OBDII Software: cant remember (but it works)

     

    SOUTH EAST

     

    User name; Abbey Motorsport

    Location: Oxted RH89HJ

    OBDII reader: NISSAN CONSULT 2 , full code reading including codes just for Nissan,s

     

    Name: Trick-Ricky

    Location: East Sussex

    OBDII Reader:Blazt cable+software, which can read and reset fault codes + test individual cylinders etc. works with all JDM haven't tried UK model yet.

     

    EAST ANGLIA

     

    User Name: Rtbiscuit

    Location: Ipswich

    OBDII Software: Digimoto 5, Scantool, RPM TORQUE

     

    User Name: Pathfinder123

    Location: Woburn

    OBDII Software: Scantool (old version)

     

    Username: Sam McGoo

    Location: Downham Market, West Norfolk

    OBDII Software: PCMScan, Torque. Tested on UK Car.

     

     

    SOUTH WEST

     

     

    CHANNEL ISLANDS

     

     

     

    WEST MIDLANDS

     

     

     

    EAST MIDLANDS

     

    User Name: Narcotix

    Location: Leicester

    OBDII Software: Digimoto 5

     

    Username: Lincolnbaggie

    Location: Between Lincoln and S****horpe

    OBDII Software: Scangauge II (apparently won't work on JDM models)

     

    WALES

    Username: Notfub

    Location: Neath

    OBDII Software: Scangauge 2 (apparently won't work on JDM models)

     

    NORTH EAST

     

    Username: Lincolnbaggie

    Location: Between Lincoln and S****horpe

    OBDII Software: Scangauge II (apparently won't work on JDM models)

     

    NORTH WEST

     

     

     

    YORKSHIRE

     

    Username: Lincolnbaggie

    Location: Between Lincoln and S****horpe

    OBDII Software: Scangauge II (apparently won't work on JDM models)

     

    HIGHLANDS & CENTRAL SCOTLAND

     

    User Name: Zmanalex

    Location: Scotland

    OBDII Software: Innovate Motorsports LM -11

     

    NORTHERN IRELAND

     

     

     

    EIRE

  5. Had a nice chat with the 370z owner today and he confessed he got a little confused with twin air intakes and twin turbo. So mystery solved, it's a normally aspirated 370z :teeth:

     

    That white paint really sparkles in the sunshine though, lovely.

  6. Collected my Zed yesterday and what a car :teeth:

     

    I'm getting it detailed early next week so the pics can wait until then ;)

     

    Only issue so far is a little rattle coming from underneath, only noticed it when pulling up at home (no rattle when driving at all though). I'm thinking heat shield or something exhaust related. Also has a little release bearing noise (foot on and off the clutch in neutral) which didn't show up initially. Saying that the car has done 50k on it's original clutch so I'm sure a new clutch and release bearing will be finding it's way onto the car in due course.

     

    Got the fun of working out what all the switchgear does now and working out what my modifications will be :lol:

     

    Happy and on :cloud9:

  7. Welcome from another ex-subaru owner (but still a fan of them). I had a classic and bugeye impreza, both running circa 330bhp and both went like a scalded cat. The zed is a different animal but it definitely an itch I wanted to scratch too. Enjoy your Zed! :thumbs:

  8. I will have a genuine carbon fibre one for sale very soon. Hopefully be finished in a few weeks

     

    Thanks Daryl, although I've a feeling price may be a factor for me.......I've yet to pick up my Zed from the seller (private plate transfer taking ages) and I've got a list of things I want to do as long as my arm. Thanks to this forum, giving me too many ideas of spending my £ :lol:

  9. Hi,

    The car I'm in the process of buying has a scratch on it's rear strut bar plastic cover...the silver piece with a chrome effect Z on it :thumbs:

    I've noticed a few boot interior plastics have been removed lately so hoping there's a mint one around that someone wants to sell?

     

    Alternatively, if someone wants to carbon wrap it for me, that's something I'd pay for too :teeth:

     

    Thanks,

    Dean.

  10. My wife and two sons are now solid GIFFGAFF fans. Our costs have come down and the goodybag purchase stuff is really easy once you get into the swing of it. Every month you will get a statement showing you what you've used and if you would have been better off choosing a different goodybag etc. Coverage has been spot on and the free internet seems to keep being applied. All +ve here. Customer service also seems good even if it is via email or a forum community.

     

    So it's a :#1: from me.

     

    As soon as my Orange contract has finished I'm moving to giffgaff.

  11. Garage in Robeston Wathen sells super unleaded - thats just slightly west of your return south before heading east for home.

    there's another garage in Llanddewi Velfrey on the main A40 just east of the A478 - you will probably be heading North on the A478 to get to Maenclochog - but I haven't been past it lately to see if it stocks super

    hope this isn't too late for you

     

    That's great, thanks for taking the time to reply. Still waiting on the dvla :wacko:

  12. So he's a bu11shitter then :)

     

    Thread revival!!!

     

    Black-Hawk is referring a comment I made on Scoobynet way back when. A neighbour of my parents (who should be on here) has apparently got a unique (built in Japan via special order from Cardiff Nissan) 370z roadster.

     

    That's not very nice Jarvis, don't shoot the messenger :surrender::blush:;)

     

    When I collect my 350z & take it up the old mans, I'm sure the 370z owner will pop over. I'll be armed with my camera phone and get him to pop the bonnet of the 370z for a look.....all should be revealed....or not.

  13. From my experience of changing plates the owner can just pop into a DVLA office and get it sorted straight away. 24 hrs to change to the new plates and bingo. :)

     

    Unfortunately this has now changed (probably due to red tape and politics) so it has to be done the slow way (1 - 2 weeks at best now). Still, at least it will give me time to think about what "enhancements" I can make, now where's the search on this forum :thumbs:

  14. It's this one "click me", situated just north of Narberth, near Maenclochog. :thumbs:

     

    While we are getting all local, any good petrol stations in Narberth or East of Narberth to fill the tank with super unleaded for my journey back to Neath?

     

    As for the plate situation, I've decided I'm going to leave the seller sort it all out first. The car is on a smallholding that I couldn't find with directions and a satnav so I don't think the miles will rise too significantly.

     

    So what have you got ioneabee?

  15. :welcome: The biggest delay will be in getting the V5 logbook back rather than actually being able to take the plate off.

     

    It sometimes can take weeks for the V5 to come back but ultimately its in the buyers interest to complete the new owner bits and send it off once the DVLA have processed the change,

     

    Thanks for the info Ricey. I think I'll investigate doing a straight forward sale initially & see if I can transfer plate onto their other car myself with no extra costs incurred by me. Don't really want to pay a deposit and sit and wait for 2/3 weeks while the paperwork is sorted...hmmmm. Time to get searching the internet and see what's what.

  16. Well ownership is one step closer this evening. The owner of the car I went to view called and accepted my offer :)

    Just got to HPI it and sort out a deposit now, then they will remove the private plate and I'll go and collect. :thumbs: Not sure how long this will take but hope it's quick (Bet DVLA will take ages to process the V5).

     

    does this one have an aftermarket exhaust system on it ?

     

    I think i saw it in Carmarthen last week - but owned by someone living outside Haverfordwest ?

     

    No it's totally standard (at the moment ;) ) but is based near Narberth.

  17. :wave: Long time lurker, first time poster. :teeth:

     

    I've been thinking about buying a 350z for a few years now but ultimately had to scratch my subaru itch first. After two years of ownership, I sold my Subaru last week so am now learning as much about the 350z as possible. 350z's seem thin on the ground in South Wales and a scan at the classifieds reveal no sub 50k gunmetal GT cars within a reasonable distance away. Saying that I did view a nice example in Pembrokshire yesterday but am concerned that the brake disks have quite a lip and maybe due a change soon. From reading the forum, new disks and pads can be quite expensive compared to other marques? The car had touring alloys and not rays, no sat nav or parking sensors but did have bluetooth. I've made an offer i light of the fact it didn't have the desirable extras so will see what happens.

     

    Looking forward to 350z ownership :)

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