Pritchard

I wasnt going to mention any names. but now that you have... Chris has got this sorted out really quickly. got something else coming now instead. When i get 10min at work i'll upload the fitment issue pictures from RT, as my descrptions have been vague. of course Chris has already seen them Thanks again Chris, As I customer I cant have any complaints when an issue is resolved so quickly.

Yep, but that becomes difficult when (with regard to rear bumper) 1. the crashbar is in the way 2. the bumper is too short in width. guessing from the pictures ive been sent, bt it looks like there is a nice 2" gap between the rear lights and the new bumper on both sides, in a left-to-right fashion ! not top to bottom.

Had an interesting email from RT this morning, along with many photos. It doesnt fit. This is about to become a headache i am sure. I'll update properly later. right now i've got to speak to supplier and fitter to see what we can achieve. Knew i should have taken the s/charger route instead

I didnt just beat you by... ...by a whole Hour. yes i did. lol. But the Zed posted in the above video, yep looks very classy.

32 pages GO http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/31503-inspirational-350zs-pictures-only-please-guys/page__st__620#entry1413821 enjoy.

Yea took me a second to realise they were left hand drives

I think i have only been 'lucky' enough to be in a splashing situation a couple of times. This one time some years ago really made my day: 3 hooded hooligans decided to walk out into the road at a pedestrian crossing (with green lights, and red men) walking from my right to my left. the other lane of traffic stopped suddenly, I however was still approaching from a little distance. they bowled over slowly and one took the time to put his finger up at the other driver that stopped (im guessing that driver probably tooted or made his own gesture. didnt see) and lo-behold, i had a big puddle (small flood!) on my side of the road. So i did the only honourable thing. I would have taken any penalty on the chin that day

Not for me. thanks all the same.

TinTin probably just doesnt know the current sale price for new ones? As the above TinTin, maybe revise the for sale price? http://www.driftworks.com/hsd-coilovers-nissan-300zx-and-350z-z32-z33.html

This must be by far the most useless thread replies I have ever had. i had to double check my opening post to make sure i didnt start it with ''which induction kit is the best for power'' or ''do racing stripes make my car go faster?'' unsubscribing

i dont see the problem? Showed my dog the pictures too, he approved. but then, I guess it is a bit of a Dog's Dinner.

+1 +1 (see Sig )

So... No-one with FI has ever attempted 0-60 ? Or, any sort of measured test for that matter If someone wanted to casually do any sort of timed run like 30-80, 30-100 etc i can then go jump on the track and compare results. would suit me fine. cheers.

I've seen this one in the flesh, DDay has one fitted. it sits over the top of the OEM spoiler (as you see in the pic). so OEM can be kept or removed. as mentioned above, that LRF4N also had one. He sent / uploaded a picture on one of my threads recently.

Copy, Paste, upload to the 'How To Section' as im sure theres probably a gap in the knowledgebase for the vents, plus its useful for the doorhandle etc.

Leaving for Wembley now, cars to be left at RT-Performance for a while. Spoiler is in the boot, bodykit is already there. One final shot before she goes - perfect for a before / after from the bedroom Also decided to take a couple of quick measurements, for speedbump purposes when she returns: All stock tyres and suspension: OEM front bumper clearance is approx 5" all around, but 4.5" on the front black 'bumperguard'. Need to be careful around my area if this changes. From the floor to the top of the rear arch, 28" (nothing to do with bodykit. just making note for future)

Im confused with this first post and the resulting replies. Looks like when you edited it you have completely removed the initial story? looks like the replies are suggesting things that could be wrong, but youve said its still the OEM speakers fitted.... ? So I am to assume youve paid for new speakers?

Well i wouldnt like to second guess a situation or circumstance... but if it was my money that bought the wheels for my lad, then I would be taking myself down there to make sure they werent going to try to pull a fast one on a young face after a monumental kock up. * edited: I am making assumptions based on my perceived reality, which means I am in a likely position to be totally wrong. I mean no offense to MCook in either instance. The important thing (getting back on topic) is for you to get your wheels sorted

Read the signature

When i read line 3 of your opening post MCook I knew what was coming. I have been beaten to it in the comments. You will soon learn there are places that are for Car People, and then theres places for those who arnt. Kwik Fit : The McDonalds of the motor industry. Make sure you take times, dates, record conversations that have been had today. I've been in a similar situation like this before when verbal promises became a letter to Trading Standards because they ''forgot'' their fck up. Sorry to hear all the same, I image you was really loking forward to getting these on. Pritchard

Hey J4Y, just replied to your PM. sorry been out driving all night, playing Its probably nothing to worry about. All you've changed is a piece of pipe, after every mechanical moving part and electrical sensor. If there was a miss-fire, its going to be unrelated.

My cheeky entry. these are inspirational to me due to the wheels. I think these will be my next set.

Yep. im a big dog fan, and have had many different kinds of pets in the family home. but never had we had an animal with a personalty that this little fellow had. so tame and trained. Curled up in a ball and would sleep on your shoulder while you walked around, would bubble and squeak when you tickled him under the chin, and would run over to you if he heard the fridge open. but thats another thread.... lol.

I had a highly modified , highly tuned, then highly broken Hyundai Gen2. Destoryed by a ''tuning shop'' that then went down the road of trying to take me to court for not paying them.... long story. but i've since found out the same garage messed up some skylines, S14 and now breaks Audis for a living. Been taking to court a few times... that bad !! Was my pride n joy for a couple of years though. Shortly afterwards I got a Gen7 190 GT celica. loved it to drive, but i had problems with mine. engine was sound, but other things kept braking - such as the speedo, gearbox, heater matrix (twice!) and window issues. Didnt get chance to do much tuning. I agree though, all 3 (inc Z) are fairly similar in designs. if you like the 'entry levels' you will like the Z Username from the Hyundai forums - ukdegu113, if anyone remembers. Pritchard

subscribing