Who owns a 350z/370z?
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New wheels look awesome! Spent the day cleaning and spraying. Will hopefully get them on the car tomorrow night as I'm back working tomorrow after today of 
Think I'm gonna get a V1 replica wing this month, will eventually get a V1 front end and Chargespeed rear.
Think I'm gonna get a V1 replica wing this month, will eventually get a V1 front end and Chargespeed rear.
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Nah, I'm going to stop over. Then I need to stop over in Bristol on Saturday for a night on the way home to London. What you doing this week?
Working until the weekend man, then I think I am going out on the Friday night so Saturday is a write off and then Sunday I'm going out with the missus. So a pretty packed week tbh.
Deffo have to arrange a meet though as a lot of people were interested when me and rjk posted our wales thread.
New wheels look awesome! Spent the day cleaning and spraying. Will hopefully get them on the car tomorrow night as I'm back working tomorrow after today of
Think I'm gonna get a V1 replica wing this month, will eventually get a V1 front end and Chargespeed rear.
Can't wait the pics man. Chargespeed rear end looks aggressive as hell. Are you going for the Chargespeed rear wing aswell?
http://www.epracing.co.uk/
Look here man. Buster had all his parts from here and they were awesome quality, they have a good rep on the 350z-UK forum too.
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From RTP on the forums. Their replicas are perfect fit!
I need to decide on carbon or not for the rear wing, have to photoshop it to see of it matches the wheels.
I need to decide on carbon or not for the rear wing, have to photoshop it to see of it matches the wheels.
I was a 370z owner until yesterday when i sold it Can I still post my baby?
2010 Nissan 370z Roadster
3.7L V6 333HP, 363NM torque
7 Speed Automatic with paddle shifts and Syncrorev matching on the down shift.
(This is when on a downshift the car automatically revs the engine so you don’t need to heel-toe.)
355/350mm front/rear - 4 Pots
Leather & Suede Interior
Sat Nav & Bose 6 speaker system
Xenons
The car has pretty much every optional extra. The only thing it doesn’t have is the active cooling
seats which I thought would have been pretty useful in Australia but for some silly reason they just don’t do it here.
It also has keyless entry and start. Keys don't ever have to leave my pocket!
Picked it up with about 60 miles on the clock
Can I still post my baby?2010 Nissan 370z Roadster
3.7L V6 333HP, 363NM torque
7 Speed Automatic with paddle shifts and Syncrorev matching on the down shift.
(This is when on a downshift the car automatically revs the engine so you don’t need to heel-toe.)
355/350mm front/rear - 4 Pots
Leather & Suede Interior
Sat Nav & Bose 6 speaker system
Xenons
The car has pretty much every optional extra. The only thing it doesn’t have is the active cooling
seats which I thought would have been pretty useful in Australia but for some silly reason they just don’t do it here.
It also has keyless entry and start. Keys don't ever have to leave my pocket!
Picked it up with about 60 miles on the clock
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Nice 370z, I love the interior on these. How come you got rid?
He didn't mention anything about the rear spoiler when I asked
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He didn't mention anything about the rear spoiler when I asked
Alex sells very good replicas of the V1
Standard - http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=157&t=32894
Carbon - http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=157&t=48720
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All dressed up and nowhere to go. Completely forgot I needed to get the wheel spacers off the hub, which I don't have the correct size wrench for 
235 wide all round, I wanted to go 245/275 but they came with two brand new 235's so looks like I'll be keeping it that way for a while!
235 wide all round, I wanted to go 245/275 but they came with two brand new 235's so looks like I'll be keeping it that way for a while!
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[TW]Fox;21813999 said:
Yup! If they weren't brand new I'd buy a pair of 275s for the rear. No point wasting money though.
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They're not the wrong tyre though, they fit and are perfectly useable. Yes they are a little small but I'm not going to notice it for daily driving. Track use I'll be putting the 18"s back on.
