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Why don't you PM Mark at Abbeymotorsport and ask if you can observe some stuff in their dyno room, the chances of anyone lending a car are almost zero I would say, purely from an insurance point of view alone. **EDIT** What happened to your car? http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/71081-crank-shaft-position-sensor-borrow-very-briefly/ A good deal of your posts have involved "to borrow" and I'm posting this so other members are aware. You may have very honest intentions but as one or two have already adopted a cynical or "inquisitive stance" on this thread it seems fair to make people aware.

SMD cleaned an engine bay!!!!!!

That's 4RE leather and the other one is probably Chris @ Brooklands

And the next day, it was all tooooo much Must've been that Canadian Club Ian

Wasso, a man barely awake

PM Darren-b

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/motorsport/24532901 http://sportinglife.aol.co.uk/other-sports/news/article/22892/8973342/mcnish-pays-tribute-to-edwards

It was early!! I deleted it

Sounds like he's made his mind up anyway, I wish him all the best of luck!!

Sorry to hear that Ewan, as blocky said, the main thing is no one was hurt Hope it all gets sorted soon.

Update in first post

I stand corrected

Didn't Darren have an APS sump

"The main drawback, however – and it’s one that keen drivers may never accept –is that the steering just feels bizarre. The weighting seems inconsistent and changes mid-corner, and you never really trust that the artificial feedback is accurate or reliable." End of!!

back twisty, nice looking Zed

Cheesey pose forgiven. Good for you bud, stick around

I'm off over there to have a read, SMD, fancy a giggle!!?

He's a fast c*ck though!

I did say paper, in no way did I infer that it was a purveyor of news

You won't know if you don't take it in, what have you got to lose

Gotta sell papers somehow Rich

Beat me to it Irfan :scare:

The person who buys Darren's car is going to be a very lucky chap. It's fair to say that his attention to detail and thoroughness is second to none. One of the most cared for cars I know of