My Z3
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That sounds sweet @Ashbandicoot almost an X rated haha
That sounds just like what I wan't! Any more details and a rough idea on cost if you are prepared to share 
BTW loved the birds twittering in the background before the exhaust scared them off...
BTW loved the birds twittering in the background before the exhaust scared them off...
Nice job Ash. Would love to hear it going through the gears, must be awesome sounding. JIM
Actually that seems reasonable if it includes the cats... A SuperSprint back box on it's own is nearly £500.@GazHyde Powerflow 200 cpsi sports cat with backbox
Why wouldn't you as I'm sure it was recorded a on private road or local airstrip
Then at least put it here or PM ME!! I've been waiting for this toooo long..@GazHyde Powerflow 200 cpsi sports cat with backbox
Jim, I have a video going through gears but I wouldn't dare put it on youtube!
Ash
Ahem, audio only of me driving on private land attached (I think)
http://soundcloud.com/ashley-foley-4/gears
Ash
http://soundcloud.com/ashley-foley-4/gears
Ash
Now that's what I've been waiting for!! Can't wait till @zedonist gets that 1.9 roaring like that. JIMAhem, audio only of me driving on private land attached (I think)
http://soundcloud.com/ashley-foley-4/gears
Ash
Something for the weekend..
Southernboys seat lift mod to fit
New steering wheel courtesy of Royal Steering Wheels
I'm also going to try a 'fly eye' kit on the front fog lights for style
Pics a plenty on Sat
Ash
Southernboys seat lift mod to fit
New steering wheel courtesy of Royal Steering Wheels
I'm also going to try a 'fly eye' kit on the front fog lights for style
Pics a plenty on Sat
Ash
Quick snap on the new gills fitted
As to be expected with @Southernboy mods the seat lift is great! Very simple to fit
The difference is a lot better than expected, the transition from ordinary seats to the sports was good but this really goes along way to give you a seat that you can sit in and be comfortable.
Out with the old...
In with the new
Love the feel, much thicker and ergonomic than the dated steering wheel. Very pleased with Royal Steering Wheels and opted for red stitch to complement the rest of my interior
And finally, had a play around with some perforated tint sheets on the fog lights - cheap and cheerful off eBay so time will tell if the adhesive s good enough
I think it gives the bumper a sportier look (just needs ACS splitters now IMO) I was against a full tint film as I do want light output when the lights are on.
From a distance I don't think you would even know there are fog lights
All done by lunch time, so I can look forward to building furniture to keep the missus happy
Ash
As to be expected with @Southernboy mods the seat lift is great! Very simple to fit
The difference is a lot better than expected, the transition from ordinary seats to the sports was good but this really goes along way to give you a seat that you can sit in and be comfortable.
Out with the old...
In with the new
Love the feel, much thicker and ergonomic than the dated steering wheel. Very pleased with Royal Steering Wheels and opted for red stitch to complement the rest of my interior
And finally, had a play around with some perforated tint sheets on the fog lights - cheap and cheerful off eBay so time will tell if the adhesive s good enough
I think it gives the bumper a sportier look (just needs ACS splitters now IMO) I was against a full tint film as I do want light output when the lights are on.
From a distance I don't think you would even know there are fog lights
All done by lunch time, so I can look forward to building furniture to keep the missus happy
Ash
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There's a set of ACS splitters on eBay UK right now!! Car's looking great by the way. JIMQuick snap on the new gills fitted
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As to be expected with @Southernboy mods the seat lift is great! Very simple to fit View attachment 14641
The difference is a lot better than expected, the transition from ordinary seats to the sports was good but this really goes along way to give you a seat that you can sit in and be comfortable.
Out with the old...
View attachment 14642
In with the new
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Love the feel, much thicker and ergonomic than the dated steering wheel. Very pleased with Royal Steering Wheels and opted for red stitch to complement the rest of my interior
And finally, had a play around with some perforated tint sheets on the fog lights - cheap and cheerful off eBay so time will tell if the adhesive s good enough
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View attachment 14649
I think it gives the bumper a sportier look (just needs ACS splitters now IMO) I was against a full tint film as I do want light output when the lights are on.
From a distance I don't think you would even know there are fog lights
All done by lunch time, so I can look forward to building furniture to keep the missus happy
Ash
Sorry Ash, I can't either! They were there yesterday though, I specifically had a look but the £469 price tag through me off. Wish I had known you were looking for a set. Will try to figure out how to check my history on the phone. JIM
Looking good Ash.
I'm a fan of the fog delete, more M like...
Can you please post a pic of how bit looks with the fogs on during the day and night. Interested to see how much light gets through.
The seat mod is and steering make it feel a different car, enjoy!
I'm a fan of the fog delete, more M like...
Can you please post a pic of how bit looks with the fogs on during the day and night. Interested to see how much light gets through.
The seat mod is and steering make it feel a different car, enjoy!
What exactly does the seat mod consist of please Ash.
Thanks,
Tony.
Thanks,
Tony.
@t-tony
This is a pic of the kit
The recess on the spacer positions itself underneath the front of the seat rail and 'locks' into place. The long nuts then bite onto the thread through the seat rail and spacer. You have to loosen the rear bolts just to allow the angle to change slightly before tightening them again.
Took less than 10 minutes including some photos
Ash
This is a pic of the kit
The recess on the spacer positions itself underneath the front of the seat rail and 'locks' into place. The long nuts then bite onto the thread through the seat rail and spacer. You have to loosen the rear bolts just to allow the angle to change slightly before tightening them again.
Took less than 10 minutes including some photos
Ash
This is what US owners are using from what I gather is on sale stateside, I would be scared to trust the seats fixings in a tricky situation
How much "rake" does this give the seat? I'm guessing about an inch.
Tony.
Tony.
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