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Well something had to happen didnt it. Had the bruiser about 2 months now, 5600 miles on the clock, I still love it but this morning get in and no audio, no radio or other sources, everything else ok. So a quick google on the drive , soft reset, master reset. Switch off engine, remote lock...

Looks good. Did you wrap it yourself? Easy to do?

Will get a few zeds in there always up for sweet doughnuts. Will check my calendar and we can agree a date and post up on the zed forum too.

Thanks mate yes love it Did you smuggle a job lot of those space saver wheels haha! I will buy one off you. Welcome back.

Haha not quite! I decided to stop reading the panic threads about engines, suspension and all the other stuff that can potentially go wrong after 5 mins of ownership! I am just past 4000 miles on mine, praying it wasn't built on a Friday by someone who doesnt care and hope it will go the...

Exactly what I was thinking, pop just the rear silcencer bit on and I have the rest too ,if I want to play with it for that price its doable. The £652 for just backboxes on the Moshimoto seems a bit steep, although others are more expensive I know.

Cool thanks. I was considering if there was a way to drill out the bottom of the holder nearest the gearlever, to get some more depth but think I am getting too geeky about it haha. Its a hard life isnt it! :crazy:

Yes I know first world problems but I need my hot tea in the morning commute. I have managed in all my cars to have a suitable thermo mug of some sort but as we know the RHD cars have the cup holders in the way of the gearlevel (for us manual owners) . I did find a good one in John Lewis, its...

Thanks sadly I have not seen them at that price, not even from China. i dont mind waiting a few weeks for that slow boat. I just don't know how these so called premium brands charge what they do? Yes research and bending machines cost money but once thats done its a case of programme the...

Thanks for that. I see there are 2 prices on fleabay £500+ and £350 they look identical. I mean £350 for the full lot, I was really only bothered about the rear silencers. But I expect the extra bits make it sound better/louder? Stainless systems tend to be noiser anyway, they are thinner...

Thanks for that info its all really useful. Not only is this my daily work commute car but also my long distance GT car as much as I dont mind the noise a tiresome drone (much like me) will get on my nerves. I was reading the Direnza threads and surfing fleabay looking for them. At those...

Thanks mate they all look roughly the same. I dont want a super loud c##ks exhaust if I am honest dont want to pee the neighbours off but I do want some interesting sound. At the moment I have a fab sound but it tends to vibrate window panes as I drive through Manchester haha. I heard the...

Funny you should say that I called the UK office they had no idea! I will leave it at that!

Hi folks wondered if anyone has one fitted? My car came with Mishimoto Race axle back (muffler delete basically) which sounds fantastic but longer term I will probably go for the street back version...

Hi thanks wow that looks stunning! Completely unbiased of course but superb colour! You see my plan was to buy a totally sensible car. 1. Its bigger than your average eurobox, so plenty of storage space etc. 2. Subtle blue colour so its easy to find in a carpark when I start getting forgetful...

Thanks Rob

Cost and laziness I expect. Well I better start looking for options then. Being a former nissan zed owner I remember the space saver in my infiniti g37s was 17 or 18 inch and same pcd as the Mustang and with Brembos but the lugs and centre hole are smaller. Trouble is it safe to drill those...

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Thanks that's really kind of you. I was hoping we could track down the chinese supplier maybe and buy one direct you know £50 plus 25pence postage haha! The cost of postage and duties etc makes it very expensive shame it looks a good design.

Thanks Aubrey yes I have seen that and read the back story. You guys are much more proactive over there. I expect due to the large distances of travel and open countryside you really need to have a spare, whilst here I doubt there is a big enough market for someone to get a wheel manufactured...