What have you done to your car today?
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Caporegime
A Nissan.
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Boring house stuff unfortunately, however I'm already looking around for what I want next once I've got a bit of money again after the house stuff, think I'm going Japanese next, something twin turbo and 4wd and highly tuneable
Caporegime
Get a Nissan GTR 
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Boring house stuff unfortunately, however I'm already looking around for what I want next once I've got a bit of money again after the house stuff, think I'm going Japanese next, something twin turbo and 4wd and highly tuneable
Noice
I seem to recall you started a thread about your car? Do you fancy doing a write up/review?I ask because I have lusted after an A8L and one with a W12 = instant boner
would have one in a 'dream garage' but not currently, sadly.
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Nissan Micra K11
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Been there! You can see the thing but can you get it out ... can you ****ended up pulling all the trim rubbish out, and luckily could stop short of taking the trim piece off under the wipers as I managed to wangle it through the gap.
... exhaust is still far more of a hassle on the Z IMO tho!
Especially when all the bolts are seized!
The battery is smaller so need to find a better way of securing it!
Caporegime
I do believe you are right.
That isn't the standard lighting colour though is it? Thought it was reddish orange?
Soldato
Not quite, I wish!
I do believe you are right.
Course you're all right! My k11 micra
It was that reddish orange till I got some blue smd 's in there.
Genuine mileage that too!
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Soldato
Changed the fuel filter, that's what came out of it (what was left after I soaked myself anyway), not as bad as I'd feared really, in fact it's fairly clean for a 25 year old car that's prone to collecting grime in the tank.
Scratched it to buggery and back again doing some green lanes today, they were a bit tight!
That's it, I'm not polishing them out any more.. It's a green laning vehicle now and I need to stop being so precious about it.. It's what I bought it to do at the end of the day.
That's it, I'm not polishing them out any more.. It's a green laning vehicle now and I need to stop being so precious about it.. It's what I bought it to do at the end of the day.
Soldato
Replaced old panel filter with a new one, installed white sidelight bulbs to match HID's, and refreshed a well washed and polished XJR badge with a new one.....
Soldato
That XJR looks good, any more pics?
One overtook me like I was standing still today!
One overtook me like I was standing still today!
Soldato
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Not my car but on my dads.
Had to change a spring which took longer than expected, just destroyed the ARB droplink to get on with it. Now need to change track rod ends as the steering is so vague!
Had to change a spring which took longer than expected, just destroyed the ARB droplink to get on with it. Now need to change track rod ends as the steering is so vague!
Caporegime
Drove 200 miles each way to Kidderminster to collect my new alloys, car didn't miss a beat and averaged 49MPG. Cleaned them up when I got home, and will be having my tyres swapped over tomorrow.
Underboss
needs new tyres mate 