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^Looks alright.

You might be right. Just has a look and couldn't find a 1200W Harry to buy. Though Henry stills seems to be available with 1200W - could just be old stock though.

Seems to get reviewed pretty well (though not Z specific) and as long as it's the right grade you can't really go wrong. They do a few different versions though, so it's worth checking which one they will be using. Or just provide your own oil, not had any garage refuse, it can turn out cheaper and you know exactly what you're getting.

I dunno. Looks like an early 2000's BMW mixed with a fighter jet cockpit.

My Rev-Up DE has a button specifically to activate the headlamp washers, but they also automatically spray if you have your lights on and use your windshield washers.

The Supra MkIV has one of the best looking dash setups ever IMO and that was out around the same time.

They come in both 1200W and 600W varieties. If you got the 600W, that might explain it?

I guess if you fully removed the headlamp washer system then you'd be okay?

If you are after a free solution I sometimes use this if I'm not at my home PC with Photoshop on.

That does look good. Not a fan of the orange reflectors on my silver Z though. Planning on wrapping / dipping them black.

Interesting.... supposed to be the same as a Henry apart from the filter and brush.

Most aftermarket bumpers don't have reflectors, so I think it'll look fine. Can always knock something up in PS to check.

Maybe a Harry instead of a Henry / George / Hetty / James / Charles? "has a unique carbon element that will remove the bad smells from your sofa or carpet. Click here to read more about the Harry."

Surely you can get black aftermarket springs too (even if it is uncommon)? Or they could have been cut to lower the car (cheap, but not recommended). Someone else will probably have some better ideas.

Yes, but no. Only had the policy for 2 months, so that's all it's delayed my NCB. (Won't get a years NCB until Dec 17 rather than Oct.) I think even if I'd missed out on a full year the saving would off offset any NCB discount. Plus the renewal is just after the date I passed my test, so there's a benefit for driving for a full, rather than partial, year longer.

http://my350z.com/forum/exterior-and-interior/558521-removing-the-complete-antenna-assembly.html

Not sure you can do it on the mobile version. Scroll to the bottom and click Full Version then it'll work.

Umm, yup. Top left. Top Right.

Noticed this too. Usually end up swapping to the desktop site while I'm on my phone (there's a button at the bottom).

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Not the best idea. If they clock you have HIDs but no washer's you'll get a fail. If you are insistent on doing the delete, you better change your headlights too just to be safe.

I reckon a decent picture would be enough for us to notice any obvious drop. I'll have a measure tomorrow some time if you aren't sorted by then.

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Admiral. Always seems to be the cheapest, especially if you start doing the multi cover (car or home). Doesn't get the best rep when it comes round to claiming though and I don't think they are particularly mod friendly if you are doing serious stuff.

So this just made my day. - Called up my insurer to ask about declaring mods and the costs involved - They wanted an extra £100 - Did a new quote (including the mods) on a price comparison site just out of curiosity - Came back at £200 less than I'm currently paying and that was with the same provider!? - Spent hours on the phone asking about changing my policy to reflect the difference in price, but got refused - Decided the best way to proceed would be to cancel my old policy and take out a new one - This meant accepting the excessive admin / cancellation fees, but saves me the additional cost of declaring mods AND lowers my premiums for the year - Went ahead and took out the new policy with the intention of cancelling my old policy - All went through smoothly - Called up to cancel the old policy, expecting to be hit by the extortionate admin / cancellation fees that I was repeatedly warned of - They said that because there would be no gap in my insurance (new policy starts immediately after the previous one is cancelled), they wouldn't charge me anything. - Just saved £300 and now I can do some mods without voiding my insurance