You did state it wasn't very helpful though. Sigh...
Bloody hell!! I also said it was very amusing, referred to chaps (as in plural) this would indicate that it wasn't directed solely at one person and used I hope that clears things up now
No, no, no. You've completely missed the point.
You need to buy a kit which moves the hinge away from the rest of the car, not the latch. It'll look "well mint, innit, blud". And aid with cabin cooling. Possibly. Panel gaps FTW, yo!
Here are two more both used and recommended by members here:-
HAMPSHIRE:-
TGM at Fleet
http://www.tgmsport.co.uk/services
Bodycraft at Winchester
http://www.bodycraft.org.uk/
Cheers Graham. Well I nearly went to TGM as I know Will and yourself highly recommend them but I ended up going to a place in Winchester called BodyCraft. Reason why I decided to try him was he actually helped me out with something else at the beginning of the year and I popped into his work place and had a stunning Aston DB3 which had just been finsihed sitting in the spray booth and looked awesome. So Blitz spoiler and Bonnet sprayed by Tony at BodyCraft
http://www.350z-uk.c...3/page__st__160
Nice one Steve, that's another one for The Hampshire contingent.
Very amusing chaps but not very helpful.
Just to be clear, an Uprev and a RevUp are 2 different things and I think the OP knows that.
An Uprev is indeed retuning of the original ECU map and is generally carried out after engine performance modifications are carried out.
A RevUp is the name given by Nissan to engines in the DE Series supplied in 2005 and 06, basically HP increased from 287 to 300
http://www.350z-tech.com/wiki/index.php?title=What_engine_do_I_have%3F
I am more than happy to make the decision, As for the blame . .I am pretty think skinned, I think I can take it . . . besides its not as though they will pop round me house to have moan about it
I'll be round in July
I have to say that every time I have voted it has been on the merits of the photograph and NOT whose car was in the picture, I want to see a calender with great photos NOT with photos of cars of people I happen to know, I just don't understand why anyone would vote in any other way.
I've seen this question asked many times so hopefully this will be useful for JDM owners:-
As you look at the battery in the car the negative terminal is on the left and the positive is on the right. The terminals are slightly tapered. (Japanese Posts)
The battery is 238mm long X 129mm wide x 225mm
http://www.tayna.co.uk/Type-156-Varta-Asia-Car-Battery-P3204.html