HaydnH

Metrinch! Thank you! I've been trying to remember that name for ages!

The draw for RWC 2015 was yesterday, Australia, England & Wales in the same group for sure with Oceania1 and a playoff entry, I can't see Oceania1 being anyone other than Fiji... it doesn't look good for us Welsh!

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Motordyne ART pipes?

I had a dodgey earth strap on a Mk2 MR2 before which caused the car not to start and a call to the AA man. When the numpty was continuosly trying to turn the car over the throttle cable started to smoke as that was apparently the next best route to ground. That might not be a problem on the Z but it's another reason to fit an earthing kit.

It's probably awakward for Mark to remember which member owns which car... perhaps those responding to the yes/no on reg numbers should post their reg numbers so Mark knows which to blank out?

I'd be tempted with a TVR T350, the value over the last few years seems to be going up or staying steady which should cover the repair bills!

I thought all clays would require lube? Otherwise you'd just be scratching the dirt in to the paintwork rather than releasing it in to the lube..

Could we change the smiley so that b ) doesn't get changed?

Well now all I need is a price.

Happy B-day!

Dixons posted a custom titanium exhaust in their section recently - perhaps the supplier of their titanium tubing could sort you out?

Yeah if we can make it for 370z then yes we can make it for 350z also. Are you just looking for Y pipe and the exhaust system? I will work out some price for you later, should be very similar to 370z system thanks Dixon I have Motordyne ART decats and XYZ Y pipe which I'm happy with, so I would be looking for just the straight pipe and back box. Do you have an estimated maximum power this would be suitable for? Haydn.

This is my pride a joy i have put it up for sale just to test the water so if it gose it gose - Goose/Geese? if it dosen't im not to bother - I'm... bothered. XION LIGHT CONVERSION - Xenon?? TOD ALARM SYSTEM - Toad?

Are there any plans for a titanium 350z exhaust? I'd love a y-pipe back one.

Ooooh now if you get this going I might be throwing some $$ your way.

More info on the race here: http://www.team-trop...d-seven-of-2012 Well done again guys!

I use a C120, works fine with a foam lance.

Well done guys. p.s: Do you have a 350z-uk sticker on the car?

I thought that was pretty clear if you do the 9 questions.

I would suggest starting with a consumer NAS box (network attached storage) with at least 2 hard drives running RAID, this plugins in to your router via a network cable and is accesible from any device on the network which will be useful in the future if you expand and have multiple people needing the same data. As you have no need for mega performance (that you would need for video editing etc) RAID 1 known as mirroring would suit your needs, in laymans terms this tells the NAS box that when you write to the box it will write the data to all the disks at once (hence mirroring) so that if one fails you can swap it for a different disk and the contents from the surviving disk will be resynced on to the new one. You can add more disks to RAID 1 for extra resilience, so if you have 3 disks in a RAID 1 setup and 2 fail at the same you still have 1 good disk to get the data from, this obviously has the down side that for each GB of data you want you need to by 2+ times that amount of storage, although HDDs are relatively cheap anyway, especially compared to the cost of losing the data. This may also has the benefit of faster read times as the data can be taken from more than 1 disk at a time although that will depend on the NAS box and network config. If you had enough disks and wanted to save a little cash you could opt for RAID 3, 4 or 5 which without going in to too much detail stripes the data across the disks but uses one of them as a parity. As a simplified example, if you had 5 disks and striped data across them the first 4 may read 1, 0, 1, 0, as the sum of those bits is even the 5th disk, or parity, would be a 1, therefore losing any one of the disks would allow you to figure out the missing 1 or 0. While this is cheaper, for the amount of data you're talking about I would personally stick to RAID 1 as per above. Further, I would ensure you have the monitoring service on the NAS setup and tested so that if a disk fails you know about it immediately, this is usually in the form of an e-mail but there will also be green/red lights on the box that you should check regularly. Buying an additional spare disk (or 2) is also a good idea so that you have them on hand when a disk fails, you'd be suprised how often disks fail at close to the same time. It's also a good idea to test how you would swap out a failed disk before you put your data on there (just with some test data) and document the procedure yourself rather than relying on the manufacturers process. Once that's done and you have your local data fairly resilient, I would create an off site backup solution as well, you never know when your office is going to get robbed/burn down/get blown up by terrorists etc. The cloud is a great place for this and many modern consumer NAS boxes have cloud partners for off site backups. You could go with tape or a seperate portable HDD for this but if you're not a professional IT guy I'd personally go with the cloud as they will have the experience. Hope that helps, Haydn.

You may want to post this in the "Wanted" section... unless you're asking yourself if you have them in stock?

Hey, dont worry about it. We are a friendly bunch really Most of us are anyway, the insane clowns that live in Canada are a different story all together though.