IanS16

You're quick enough to post a pic of the G or your stick on numberplate Sarnie.... You could give us a hand:lol: Only jokin Nic and sorry for asking you age:blush:

How has the horse not slipped?

A very reliable source who isn't around these forums any more told me that some 03 plates have them. Other than that I'd look at an 02/52 plate if that's what you are after.

to the club

How old are you then Nic? Wondered why everyone wanted you to come to Wales

I'll buy one when I get paid and give it a try Glad some people are man enough to admit it happens

I really like them! You should try and get the door handles done to match

I agree, it really doesnt sound like the exhaust. Its more like the window rubbers have frozen and are not forming a seal or something. (are we talking about the same thing?)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Rear-Car-Parking- ... 240%3A1318 I think this one may work!

I have to admit the interior of that makes the interior of the Zed look like a sale in pound stretcher!

Could you remove the paint without damaging the bonnet underneath? Just an idea as it may sell a bit quicker

You can, it's just you'll get a different feel in different conditions. Wet weather tends to magnify performance and if one or other is much better / worse in the wet, it can make handling a nightmare. 4x4's it's often even more important as the diffs and sensors need the same tyres so if distributes grip properly. Side to side is a definite no no though! I've run different tyres front and rear for 12 months with no problems whatsoever, surely with any tyres they will feel different front to rear as you are running a different contact area (tyre sizes) and the power is going through the rear have you run different sizes and had problems, is that why you posted that ? to the OP , given the chioce out of those tyres..........falken That's pretty much my theory..

Could the Someone in America be Adam@Z1 Auto? Just a guess!

My car is lower than the kerb already. Thats the problem. If it was higher than the kerb my tires would touch and not my front splitter. I know what you mean about them going off all the time but im sure you can set them to have a tolerance? Theres a big difference radar wise between a kerb and a plastic mesh.

Why can't you mix and match front and back? I know tyres are probably the most important thing on a car but why the same front and back? (Unless its a 4x4)

I'd hide it behind the mesh grille I have so you couldnt see it. Just an Idea anyway. Will have a trawl of ebay and If I decide to do it, I'll let you know how it goes. My gaffa has a new X5 and his parking sensors are visual on the LCD screen. Pretty cool.

I dont think so. At least UK cars are 155mph though - a restricted JDM is 112mph which can be very annoying. http://www.jdmperformance.co.uk/item_de ... rodID=1817

Ok, you are going to think im an idiot for this but I wanted to know if I can fit a rear parking sensor the the front bumper of my car? (somewhere hidden obviously) I have a Varis CF front splitter and I keep bumping it on the kerb as it doesnt clear it. Its not really getting damaged but im afraid that the mountings may crack and break. Its okay usually but I have to park my car in a tight car park over night and the Zed is quite long really so I have to really tuck the Zed in. And yes I need to learn to drive

Was thinking about your first post asking what to use as you had no rivets. Well, I would definitely use screws as if I remember correctly the air ducts are really brittle - I think a rivet would snap the Carbon Fibre. Good luck

ESR is (was) a quite reputable company on here so I wouldnt worry about the quality of their parts too much. Doesnt mention a brand so they are probably ESR's own stuff.

I get the whistling noise too! Wasn't going to post as I thought it was me going mad! No idea what it is though.

Screws.

For The Win

Forwarded this round my office!

+1 Definitely.