Dave-350

Sweet! What sort of power does it run?

Thanks guys

I read that totally wrong!

I love you TC Media! Got any TC Media stickers/Decals? By far my favorite Media company, big props!

Sunday might be possible. Friday night i'm Fishing, Saturday i'm tracking the Zed at Combe and Sunday I should be free.

The link I put in does not open up as a picture like yours Dave, don't know why it used to do it You need to take the S out of the HTTPS, as the board wont show HTTPS (Secure) links.

So quick!

People have been doing this to drift cars for a while now...

I'm in gosport buddy, any time you want I'll come out so you can have a butchers! I have 25mm PCD adapters on the rear giving ET-1

Was it this? http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/nissan/350z/the-dream-catcher/1686660

I will be honest, if it is the Valve Stem Oil Seals, its a big job... It is a lot of work and some specialist tools would ideally be needed. The reason it costs so much is the labor time, Stem seals would take at least 6 - 7 hours for someone who has done them before. Checked the Plugs etc?

They did these or did you?? They look great!! Sorry, I should have been more clear. These were powder coated as a base coat, and then sprayed. I thought I would just show them to you as in your first post there was a question about Painting and Powder-coating finishes. A friend of mine did these who runs a Body Shop.

Well does it burn oil?

So, I went down the route of the German Rims for the Zed. We have a set of Borbet Style 95's stypically seen on the 7 Series BMW. These are 9j Front and 10j rear. 235/35/19 ET+4 Front 255/35/19 ET-1 Rear When I got the wheels, they needed a refurb. I shot blasted them, then added a coating of Zinc Based Powder coat, then they had another coat of Powder Coating which is used as a base coat to rub down and prep for paint. They were then painted in the same Carbon Black my OEM rims were... Here is the results... They are GORGEOUS!

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/75915-my-new-german-rims/

Just dump a V8 in it. End of

would 100% recommend Bilt Hamber products any day!

Cheers Dave! The rears aren't that stretched, I've seen a lot worse. A 255 on a 10J isn't that bad! Also, The Michelin Pilot Sports give it a great driving feel - It has actually increased the driving ability even with the 19s compared to the 18's with budgets!

No they aren't... Lol. Completely different PCD @ 5x120

I actually replaced them with new BMW emblems, I knew it would raise mixed opinions, probably why I did it I didn't say anything negative, was just enquiring Yea I know, I didn't mean it aimed at you, I was just anticipating that someone out there wouldn't like the BMW logos Like my Mrs, she dislikes them lol.

I actually replaced them with new BMW emblems, I knew it would raise mixed opinions, probably why I did it

Tow Hitch can be seen here : http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/67672-dave-350s-gunmetal-350zee-facial-surgery-page-5/page__st__80

The last picture they dont look illegal, but the one from over the rear quarter they are 100% ilegal. Was the one over the rear quarter with the stretched tyres ? Stretch them more or get a wide arch body kit or just dingy it either way they look pretty sweet The picture over the rear was when it was jacked up lol. They sit lovely and I don't think they are a problem, the Tyre stretch isn't too much and its bang on! Thanks guys, I think they look epic!

So, I went down the route of the German Rims for the Zed. We have a set of Borbet Style 95's stypically seen on the 7 Series BMW. These are 9j Front and 10j rear. 235/35/19 ET+4 Front 255/35/19 ET-1 Rear When I got the wheels, they needed a refurb. I shot blasted them, then added a coating of Zinc Based Powder coat, then they had another coat of Powder Coating which is used as a base coat to rub down and prep for paint. They were then painted in the same Carbon Black my OEM rims were... Here is the results... They are GORGEOUS!