davey_83

NICE!!

once at a local Shell, lad in a newish Q3 with his mrs says: 'yes brother, nice car' 'cheers man' 'is that a 3 litre?' 'three five ' 'monster' Smile

^ this

ive import aftermaket cams from JPN and had the seller write 'warranty replacement parts' on the box and managed to not pay any tax.

^ very possibly a defective tyre matey

tyre pressures...... for the pulling wheel wobble after the wheels/tyres have been re balanced......... wheel bolts not done up evenly

happy birthday chap

Thanx for sharing, enjoyed that - didn't want it to end

Stunning looking 350z, glws

Ello n welkom

Same

Go cupcake, great win over Holly - love an underdog

Those seats..... more pics please

May find the window won't initially come back up, but that's OK it will after a moment

Can only comment on my 18's but the Nexen N8000 has a very flat looking sidewallTyre pressures not checked in months.

i would as first action suggest a fluid bleed again

The Zed forum and the member thus far that ive met with!! Back to the car: Arches all round i think are sexy as F**k!! Driving position and low scuttle panel R34 GTR brakes Aluminum hood The low end lb-ft from the BIG V6 When parked up after driving in the rain once the water spots have dried, you can actually see how the car's aero directs the air flow/rain mist neatly around the car - i think thats cool. The very lightweight RAYS 18's alloy wheels *why ever change? The fact that it has a carbon prop All the little Z detailing on the 350z and - - - designs everywhere Digital speedo option David

up the road near Solihull

Great bit of kit, love mine from TS

What I'm getting at is he might have "big" tyres for his car, but they'd be OEM for another car, therefore wearing weirdly for that model. My point is that I don't want part worns from some idiot, as it's literally the only thing holding me on the road. To each there own I guess. not seen any fwd cars with aftermarket 18' alloys wear 45 profile tyres. they going to be using 35's or 40's for that low profile look on a small hot hatch. you'll find 45' profile 18 tyres part worns are going to have come of a Jag, BMW, Benz or Audi more than likely. driven any better or worst than a fwd car, dunno really however if they look ok, hold pressure and wear seems even doubt you'll have any major issues. david

Generally a fwd lunchbox with fat wheels ie aftermarket wheels won't be running oe tyre size. When you buy used same fit wheels and tyres, the tyres most often than not are part worns also.

http://clarkmotorsport.co.uk/parts/Oil-Pressure-Switch/25070-CD00A

Ello n welkom