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I had to trailer the car back from the netherlands plus the cost of new clutch, line, fluids etc etc. It just adds up really quickly That's a hugely generous offer, however I wouldn't be comfortable working on someone else's car. I'm no mechanic, so if mine breaks, I have to deal with it, if I break yours I'd have to pay to fix it AND feel bad forever Don't worry Matt, I give you permission not to care or give a flying fudge - It's only Mouthwash You're WHEELY mean.

If I buy a new flywheel, you're more than welcome to fit it for me and keep my old flywheel as payment...

Looking good

I don't think it's that clear cut though, that's the problem: http://my350z.com/fo...-12-pulley.html Haha, someone just do this before me and tell me what belt they used! we already did them calculations on previous page I realise this but it just isn't clear cut, some people say they're using 80" belts some people say they're using a 79.25" belt a 79.5" belt etc. I think you said it best about buying multiple belts and just using the best that fits.

Ouch all the best and hope you're back on the road in a year.

Just keep your eyes open for any obvious with a car that's been left to the elements with no use for a year (standing water etc.). This last year hasn't particularly been brilliant in terms of weather.

Yes yes, Mr Wasso, I'll be paying your virtual shop a visit when my bank account has stopped reeling from recent purchases. PM sent Matt

According to our American friends and I've read this a few times.. I don't think it's that clear cut though, that's the problem: http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induction/562249-vortech-serp-belt-swap-3-33-to-3-12-pulley.html Haha, someone just do this before me and tell me what belt they used!

Damn dude, why didn't you PM me. Would have had this off you! Oh well, let me know if the other buyers fall through.

It could be a UK car without the GT pack which would mean cloth seats or it could be an import with cloth seats.

Can you not send a few pictures to TGM for a quote? That's what I done, I did have to phone them to get a price out of them but I paid what I was quoted and thought it was actually pretty cheap (might I add that's not my current car).

Scared to leave my car anywhere but the driveway now with all the damage happening recently! Glad you're getting it sorted.

You should try the NHS, 60 odd p a mile..

Possibly, or most of that could be in KMs which could make the mileage even lower.... It depends, I think a lot of import vehicles if done properly come with a certificate which notes the KMs etc and some come with history from Japan. However it's always a risk buying a grey import, that's just how it is.

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Nice work GM

Got a little box of treats waiting for the big treat to turn up!

Yep, super slow today

Any news?

That's the rule I always use personally, not that I drink often, I would much rather have the use of my car than get a little tipsy.

Looking good with those reflectors Oh and aliveboy was saying that in your post apparently the two people either side of you are on your left.

You've fitted the reflectors but we can't see them in your finished photo!

Ugh?

You've never heard of plastic rust? Leave the house more.

As for brakes, if you're not taking it to a track then just get the OEM brakes. Work just fine for me