marzman

So is there sound on the first one or is it just too high pitched that i cant hear it?

Vote for who you like......this ain't a democracy Unless i put a poll on it... Bdum-tish.

I vote for the thread starter...

1. prep your wheels by sanding with 800 grit wet and dry paper 2. Wash wheels with water to ensure all dust is gone 3. mask off tyres 4. spray several thin layers of primer 5. rub down with 2000 grit paper 6. Wash wheels with water to ensure all dust is gone 7. paint with several layers of spray paint 8. rub down with 2000 grit paper 9. Wash wheels with water to ensure all dust is gone 10. paint with several layers of clear lacquer Takes about a week to do it all, with drying times between layers etc... Your painting environment is important... i did mine in my garage, but the most important thing is your painting technique. light thin layers are the key to success, from a distance of about 12 - 14 inches. If you dont get complete coverage on your first pass, dont go over it - wait until you're doing the next coat. 8.

That is class Well done for buying it for him!!

Top tip... (it was my fiance's idea!) ...wrap the tyres in cling film while taping down the enges with masking tape. Also, i did the inside of the wheels black.

Nismo kit. I think zeds look naked without a kit.

What do you do for a living?

I did consider that actually...

Pretty good... well made... but i was waiting for something fun to happen.

Thanks for the comments guys... Im a bit gutted though to be honest... i had a plan that i was hoping that these wheels would look awesome so i could sell my Volks to raise some funds for a TV that i've got my eye on (It's £2500 )... but at work this morning my mate came up to me and said "Whats up with your car? It looks different... not as good somehow". I said i'd swapped the wheels and he said "Oh yeh, it looks gay put the others back on!" ...my theory with the TV was that i look at my wheels for maybe 15 seconds a day, whilst walking to and from my car... whereas i'd look at a 55" LED TV for 6 hours a day...!

Okay... was just checking. Happy for you to delete this thread if its spoiling your fun...

look at that colour...

Nothing personal dude... but you're not green anymore and your old avatar is back. Are we due an announcement or is it a glitch?

Hi all, I bought a set of stock 18's on eBay for winter earlier this month and over the last few weeks i've been spraying them up myself. I started out by doing one of them Orange... just for fun really: It looks alright in the pictures but in person it was too garish, so i have gone for an anthracite colour instead. I finished them last week and have just fitted them today. All i need now is to replace the tyres with something decent, and get a set of spacers all round. What do you think? Are they so good that i can sell my Volks?

I cant get the tube without laughing every time they say cockfosters...

+1 NFS Underground was probably the most enjoyable racer i ever played... nothing has come close since. ...i've just seen the advert for this new one and it looks alright... but there's just too many good games out at the moment and i aint got time to play em!

Looks awesome. Location looks familar too...?

They're only on the newer cars though, so most zeds dont have them, therefore people didnt know what you were talking about.

+1 fantastic

But on a STANDARD car, they are just reflection of the sidlights which make it look like LED's and they look amber, Wrong they are amber LEDs. What you doing round here buddy?

Is this closed now...?? I got up to clue 6 but then have been v. busy. Was meaning to catchup this week...

I dont think you're going to be able to paint the metal of the engine bay James... you'll only be able to reach a few parts of it, and it will look wrong.

Was gonna be my suggestion I seem to remember someone else had a similar issue and it was a grounding strap +2 i'd agree. If it wont crank then it suggests the battery isnt working. And for it to stop suddenly i'd suggest the earth wire has come lose? Take a look at the negative terminal and follow the wire to the chassis to make sure it's connected securely.