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There is a way of reading the engine codes I believe but I'd get the code read from a garage just to be sure. Info is in this thread though; http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/113-engine-codes/

Ha ha, I should have figured it was something like that. Just thought it was something the cool kid's say and I wasn't in the know.

^^ Got to go to bed soon as I've a 25 minute 4 mile drive to work in my Zed tomorrow which now doesn't seem quite so bad even with stop/start traffic.

Yeah, it's not the best to be honest, my job is great and I work in a great building but the foreigners (yes I'll say it) ruin it for me. And the 3 hour commute a day. I always thought I'd last working in the city for a longer time than I've been doing it currently until I'd had enough. This is how I will now picture you going to work each day Suits.

Just to add to the confusion it doesn't necessarily have to be low miles, mines almost at 90K and plenty of Zeds in the 100K plus club, just has to be well maintained. Good luck with the search and don't forget to check on here for cherished examples up for sale.

Excuse my ignorance but what does that mean? Did search google but all I found was "Keyser Soze" from the Usual Suspects film and some Cadillac dealer in the US.

Love this green & black colour combo.

^^

Let us know how you get on with the Kumhos then once you get them fitted. Moving out isn't cheap so it will be nice to have a bit more cash in your pocket I'm sure.

But you won't be able to do this on a bike Rob....

Don't envy you working in London at all.

Sound's very cool. Would love to watch some of these BDC events especially with a 350z-UK sponsored motor driven by a dedicated member from here. Good luck Bizz.

From your choices I'd choose the Falken FK453's but that's only because I'm running Falken's currently which are excellent. Have you looked at Avon ZZ3's at all? I used to run them on my EP3 Civic Type R and they where good on the fwd. Not sure how they'd be on the rwd Zed's but they're in your price range.

Stuff that.

Currently I'm running Falken 452's all round which are great tyres but apparently there unavailable anymore. Think 453's are there replacement?! I was going to try Michelin Pilot Super Sports next time maybe but there around £160+ a corner which is a bit much so am also looking at Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2's which my old man is going to try soon. Don't need tyres myself just yet so have got plenty of time to see what my old man thinks of the Goodyear's and also check what else is about. Best bet nowhereboy is to try Camskill/Black circle websites to see what tyres are in your price range and then post your choices on here to see if anyone's using them or has tried them before.

^^ What he said. Got it on DVD years ago. Had a flash back watching that.

Both car's look very cool imo Desey.

My last car I averaged about 5k a year over three years. Luckily or unluckily my work place is only about 4-5miles away from where I live.

Last few track days that I did I found it was the opposite unfortunately. Basically scally idiots turning up in £500 sh*t boxes driving them like they stole them. I remember this one time I was on track in my old 1996 Corsa Sport at Castle Combe and this idiot in a 1980's Audi tried out braking me in to the Esses (a chicane). He lost control went sideways across the grass and nearly took out a fellow driver exiting the other side of the Esses. Marshalls eventually black flagged the guy but it was obvious he didn't care about the car and thought he was Michael Schumacher. Thankfully it's not always like that otherwise I wouldn't do track days but you can get some idiots who get carried away with the crowds watching them.

Few things I'd recommend for definite are; "Meguiars" Gold Class car wash (shampoo & conditioner), "Car Plan" Demon wash snow foam (shampoo), "Turtle Wax" Ice synthetic paste polish (car wax/leaves no white residue), "Auto Glym" Intensive tar remover, "Auto Glym" Hi-foam interior shampoo, "GTechniq" G6 Perfect glass (also G1/G2 clear glass water repellent kit). Sure some others will help to add to your list.

Just shag her and get it over with.

I agree with you there. I wonder if there was a crashed car just out of sight on the left that had leaked oil/fuel on to the circuit or something. Interesting to watch though.

I'd go for the coupe with GT spec imo, ..you then get Brembo brakes/Bose system/cruise control/leather heated seats/18" Rays forged alloys but then I'm biased as that's what I own. If you can I'd definitely go for an older car with low mileage & full service history as there just as good plus the extra cash you save on purchase price can be then spent on a better exhaust or whatever else tickles your fancy. Welcome aboard

+1. Doubt I'll get them in the calendar but thought it can't hurt to try at least.