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Few small updates. Had my discs skimmed by Marcus at disc skimmers, Tophooker on here. Massive difference straight away, then had a drive down to Kent to see Darren-b to help with fitting my HEL brake lines. I asked for a hand and what is actually got was all the work done for me, big shout out to Darren for your time and help. Braking is now massively improved over what it was before. Unfortunately I didn't get any pictures so to make up for it, here is a picture of a chimp with a gun Coming soon, Blox ARBs, possibly the first zed ones in the country P1 service Gear box oil change and molislip additive Maybe some mishimoto engine bling, maybe?

Replied, cheers mate

As title please guys. Need to run something by you?

Can't think of a single car that runs 18s that anyone would want them on. Maybe the low riders in the states? Centre caps look nice though

Not personally a fan for the zed, maybe on older golfs and possibly the mk1 mx5

What mileage have your current discs done And are they OEM brembo disc. I took mine to Tophooker when I thought I needed discs, he skimmed them down for me and they are good as new. Saved me a lot of money. Worth talking to him first if you are anywhere hear soham in Cambridge.

A small amout of the brake fluid and battery cover need to be cut out.

Im in south woodford, bottom of the m11, postge will be about £3-4. I will do them posted for £45 if you pay by bank transfer.

Im in south woodford, bottom of the m11, postge will be about £3-4. I will do them posted for £45 if you pay by bank transfer.

As title, these are new, never fitted. Bought with the intention of fitting but I want black ones to go with my engine bay colour scheme. Box got slightly damp but its still together. Dampers are all still wrapped in original packaging. Bits bag opened but all pieces are there and again never fitted as I changed my mind last minute. £45 plus postage. PayPal or bank transfer please

Sad news and thoughts with the family and friends of them both. Is that an actual picture of the scene. There doesn't appear to be any skid marks there which could point to a brake failure or maybe falling asleep at the wheel?

I know there old but how about a saxo vts, fun little cars and cheap to buy and run. Plus good fun around a track if you get the urge.

He's a selfish bastard isn't he.

That engine cover looks amazing. Wish I had talent like that. My only criticism of that bay is the red and blue clash a little.

See my post #113 before you start mate. If you haven't already

I've had mine on for a few weeks now. Not driven the car loads but it does seem to be an improvement. The car seems a lot smoother, it seems to eliminate the slight shake you get when initially booting it or dropping a gear. Obviously no improvement in performance but the car is a little nicer to drive now. Worth the £50ish we payed easily. Not sure in be throwing £284 at the stillen one though as I'm pretty sure mine was made in the same factory and for a part that doesn't move and quite simple in design I honestly don't see where the extra £230 comes from.

Didn't realise it was a genuine one. That is a massive tail pipe. Won't miss those will you

Could you not just get yours cut and refinished. Got to be cheaper than a new bumper

Will anything ever be simple for you. Pleased about the exhaust though. Bit of a relief I bet.

Hope all works out for you mate, at least with it being via a trader the ball ache of returning it lies with them rather than you.

Was it from motordyne themselves or via a trader?

Hope it does turn out to be the cats and not the system. Would be a shame. And a lot of messing about if you had to send it back to the US

You know those people who put M badges onto beemers that aren't M cars.............

This is mine, mines/vs style lip in carbon. Same as Dave-350 had but mines has survived a little longer. Mines the one on the right lol

Have you had the centre console out at all recently. Pull the gear stick surround up and pull it out a little. You may find that the ribon cable has come loose from the heater controls.