Paddy78

I love Gran Turismo, but I think I'll wait until 7 is released next year for PS4. Forza does look ace, but I literally would just be buying an XBox One for that game... 5 tanks of petrol or 3/4 MPSS would probably be a better investment!

Halfords for the bungs, you'll need a 25mm and a 22mm (which comes in a pack of 3). About £5 max. I literally did this last week and used some bathroom sealant around the boot grommit to guarantee no leaks in the boot.

Totally gutted for you mate! Your car's always immaculate, hope you get it sorted soon.

What's the bottom plenum spacer? You will need a remap to notice any difference... even then, the power gain isn't that much.

Happy Birthday mate!

Probaby the central fuel pressure regulator. Nothing to worry about. You can tell if it's this by touching it and it will be vibrating in time to the rattle.

I also have a Zunsport on my facelift and it fitted perfectly. Sounds like you have been sent the wrong one or have a non standard bumper. Post some pics so we can see?

Great article Jon!

Is that Marzman's old car? Still looks great even without the Volks!

Happy Birthday Graham!

Sweet Jesus Why, just why?

That backdrop is amazing, it doesn't look real! Great photos and really nice looking car.

That sucks! F&F definitely a guilty pleasure.

Have you considered buying one new from the US?

It looks like it hasn't got any tyres, utterly retarded... I take it there are no potholes or speed bumps in Holland as those rims would last about 100 yards on Leeds roads!

BRZ? There can't be too many cars that are under 3 years old, RWD and 200 bhp? Edit: Or Toyota!

Yeah, says prices from $20 on the Kinetix site if you click the link. Hardware kit is $20, plenum is $269.

Are you going to be doing a sideline in chin gaurds if they work too well!

I can't see there being any diference. It wouldn't make financial sense for Nissan to design and manufacture 2 different front and rear bumpers for essentially the same car (bar the roof and boot).

In which case, I stand corrected and will be watching these with interest. (Currently using some rubber washers and removed the boot weight!)

Not trying to p!ss on anyone's fire here (And I may be totally wrong), but isn't the problem with the boot popping actually to do with the gas struts? People use washers and pennies to fix this temporarily as it only costs a few pence compared to replacing the struts. There's no guarantee that the springs will fix long term as the struts are still too weak (And presumably getting worse with age). Replacing the struts is only around £50 and it's a tested long term fix.

Ha ha, was just about to say the same! Eibach ARB's please!

Yeah, decrease MPG, increase fuel consumption.

What he said! It gets even worse when you add HFC's as well!

Why isn't that shot in the fricking calendar Neil!! Stunning!