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What colour are you thinking of getting?? Always loved White cars, Toying with the Idea of Matte White... Matte white is nice although a bitch to wrap if its a dark car...i personally wouldnt wrap mine in matte as i saw one in black and it seemed to dull the great curves the zed has...id wrap it in a gloss colour, theres loads to choose from. Theres a few matte wrapped Zeds on google if you wanna check them out. Here's RT's old HR, thought he was mad when he wrapped a Temper Orange roadster but this remains one of my favourite Zeds:- http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/53263-our-zed/

That price is a result Ian!!!

Ady get's owned!! ^

Give Tom Gannon a call at TGM in Fleet, loads of us have been to him for various servicing work etc http://www.tgmsport.co.uk/

Anyone else had this? ^

No, he's got these dirty great arrows that tell everyone else where he's going

That is far toooooooo Keyser!!!!

Get your breathing mods done first and then have it mapped/uprevved.

Harsh but fair, I'd say.

^pmsl

Not my daily, but done over 9k this year

Sorry to hear this Dan. Firstly, I like your new signature!!! Secondly, well done for taking it on the chin and admitting it's down to you. Thirdly, you have always appeared to me to be most particular and thorough about understanding and gaining as much information as you can about subjects that interest you, tyres and road handling to name two that I am aware of. And last but not least you have had an almighty kick in the "confidence" teeth because of the following contributory factors (all of which you seem to agree with). 1 Your mate trusted you and your ability enough to lend you his car and you trashed it (hugely embarrassing). 2 This was your first accident and it happened in your mates' car on a road that you are familiar with. 3 Having never had an accident before and being seen in the eyes of your mates as being on a "bit of a pedestal" in the wet you have to deal with the fact that you aren't invincible after all, and worse still, in your mind, you fecked up. Given all that you know about tracking, performance cars, tyres, road handling etc I would quite honestly have to say that you have been tremendously unlucky for the following reasons:- 1 Diesel on your tyres? 2 Diesel on the road? 3 Damp road 4 Change in road surface probably very close to the point you accelerated. There is more than a fair chance that at least 2 of the above contributed to your mishap. Combine all of these possibilities with the way you feel now and is it any wonder you're taking it all to heart AND suffering a loss of confidence? Your pride has been severely dented and like the car it wasn't write off but it does needs reparing. Seems to me you need to get "back on the horse" as soon as you can, you don't forget all the things you have learnt in one split second, you need to reassure yourself of that ASAP and put it all down part of life's rich tapestry. Your mate has forgiven you, now you need to do the same, forgive yourself and stop fretting about it. Well that's my twopenny worth.

And she's even hitching in the wrong direction!!!!

Ian, you are so lucky to have only just "discovered" this !!

"Step aside copper, this is a job for SuperDan!!"

No probs buddy. That's the thing, mine was more grey than black though

Shitty death!!!

Post Number 71 on Page 4 of this thread, BM's picture shows the blue tack with the transponder embedded in it, worked for me too

We're only jealous, well I am at least.

Did you transfer the little transponder too?

And locked

Really pleased for you buddy, well done.

That is nearly as old as Colin

Obviously not his van.

I can see where you went wrong, Bennet's under you car Sorry to hear you had problems, hope it gets sorted quickly.