It's already flushed some Tories out of the Labour front bench, so that's positive. It's about time Labour wasn't just Tories in red outfits.
Think it'll be enough to worry Nicola north of the border G?
Couple of small mods today now the rain's gone. Silvatec bulbs up front, fiddly as **** to get to, but worth the effort. Fried egg well and truly eaten
Finally fitted the carbon dipped kicks from Ricey, had to paint the Zeds since these arrived to match the others dotted about the car.
Whilst I had the red out, thought I'd tart up the washer fluid cap too
Is it significantly more ugly than a regular BMW or Merc rep mobile on the outside. The 50" screen airdropped into the dash is significantly uglier mind. Either way beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
You reckon anything else might tempt you in the intervening 15 months? It's a long wait.
As above. Report to his company, the Fedz won't be interested but his boss should be.
Remember the good old days, when there were no crashes? Before foreigners
If that doesn't help, given where you are, I'd forget about Nissan as you've got Abbey Motorsport and Horsham Developments less than an hour away and they're two of the most respected and experienced Zed specialists in the country. Might be worth considering.
Good luck!
I think I got mine from eurocarparts I think Clark Motorsport stock em too.
PS - A causal relationship has been established between the pump change and the wet leg.
If there's absolutely no noise when you pull the lever, it's likely the fuse or the pump. As you know, the pump's a tenner and just about the easiest replacement job on the zed after wiper blades. It's so easy, I managed to do it and only suffered a wet leg.
If it was making a noise but with no squirt (ooo err) I'd be replacing or drilling out the one way valve for the front wipers.
MAF clean with appropriate precautions and correct fluid wouldn't hurt, have a quick look for a guide. Cured a lumpy idle for me, though mine never actually cut out, just stumbled
Yes, yes, yes, yes yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu_xTC5Gc2U&sns=em
Don makes me think of Ralph Fiennes' performance in In Bruges, which it must have heavily influenced, and should be on everyone's list.
Dirty spacers on a Dan car? Messing up the scrub? Eroding your unsprung weight savings?
May as well rip out two cylinders, fit a turbo and a convert to an auto box
But that's the nature of recommending films to a person you have no idea of their viewing history. In my office the chap sat next to me asked what's a good film to watch, ask if they've seen Four Lions, a mainstream movie, but he's not, so it's a winner. On the other hand, if I talk to my boss about the same thing, he regularly mentions films like Amores Perros or Jamon Jamon, so you know that you've got to try and dig a bit deeper.
There's no point recommending Rubber to someone who exclusively watches Marvel churn
No section on matched rubber across axles and the perils of ditch
finders?
Wouldn't a continual assessment be a good thing rather than a one off test. I know it's naive to think instructors wouldn't take the mickey and keep you taking lessons forever but I don't think an hour with a random is as good an evaluation as many hours with one person.