HaydnH

http://www.speedhunters.com/2013/01/speed-challenger-the-bensopra-380sx/

South Warwickshire Nice to know the admin's here can read.

Maybe if I was racing the Z I'd worry about the handling difference with spacers on, but for road or track day use the difference is negligible in my view. Personally I think when most people say they noticed a big difference is probably when their alignment was out and adding spacers exagerated that alignment issue.

How many left tends to agree: http://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=350z

Make that about 11 posts as Wasso beat me to it!

See Wasso's post on page 13 of this thread, i.e: about 10 posts ago.

I wouldn't even trust them to soften the blow if I had an off.

That seems a bit cheeky in Abbey's forum.

Where's the full stop? Alternatively an exlamation as you appear to be shouting.

Assembly will be required He should have at least added that to the listing.

You can tell I've been promoted to management, all I understand from the above is that the pretty colours on the graph look more organsied.

You would have thought they'd at least steal a photo of a snow man from google.

A pint says Hennerz stays for the Sunday afternoon drive and then crashes for Sunday night, possibly on someones floor if the room can't be extended... any takers?

Well I think you're all tossers!

This is correct, credit cards are protected if the purchase is over £100 and you can still claim back on debit card although you may have to explain to your bank what charge back is as it's not used that often.

I've always found the cheapest place for tyres seems to change, as mentioned places like Camskills are usually pretty competetive but they're not always the cheapest. It's best to shop around, the last time I looked my local National Tyres place was within £10 of the cheapest I could find so well worth the extra for being on my doorstep.

Thanks re: the Vignette, I was going to research the law myself as knowing you lot I'd end up driving around in a tutu if I relied on your advice!

Hmmm thought for a minute https didn't work with links... but it does... I must've had a typo.

Google

So here's my planned route so far for the way there, do you think I'm being a bit ambitious? Should I split it over 3 days? Does anyone have any experience driving through the Swiss roads - if Google maps says it's likely to take N hours is this likely to be accurate or an over/underestimate? Any comments? Day 1: Google Maps Route Distance: 80 miles + Eurotunnel + 560 miles. Google Time: 1.5 hrs + 1 hr + 9.5 hrs. A long day to get the Euro Tunnel and the boring motorway bit down through Rheims, Troyes and Dijon out of the way. Cross the border into Switzerland and head down to Lausanne before joining the Jaunpass: Have dinner at the Restaurant Piz Gloria, this was the hideout for Blofeld in the Bond film “On Her Majesties Secret Serviceâ€, stay in a hotel near there for the night: Day 2: Google Maps Route Distance: 469 miles Google Time: 9 hrs 13 mins. Leave the hotel and join the Susten Pass: Down through Andermatt and over the Devil’s Bridge, although I can't quite pin point this on the map, I think it may be a off the above route: …and on to the Oberalp Pass: Head east over to Bonaduz and then head down the San Bernardino Pass down to Milan: And then the boring motorway bit through Italy over to Treviso.

It worked... grrrr... why isn't it working in my other post!

I'm trying to get the [url=http://www.google.co.uk]Google[/url] type links working... has the format changed since the forum upgrade or has my memory failed? Google

The San Bernardino Pass also seems like a good candidate and not too far out of the way time wise:

Thank you Ekona, I'll check out some youtube vids when I get home and give it some thought.