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:lol: thankfully :eusa-think: over here in the UK with our weather we’re not really in need of Such a device thank god!

I would say so but is it worth the risk? You can buy replacement cartridges but they’re not cheap. Lots of owners have sourced spare wheels that will fit into the boot well.

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Hi and welcome, either position will be ok but I prefer the higher mark as these engines seem to use a little oil and the dipstick level should be checked regularly, if your oil is quite clean (and it should be) the dipstick isn’t the easiest to see the level on, what I do is dab it on a piece...

Setting off from Pontefract so only a short 70 mile run, looking forward to it :thumbup:

Sorry to hear your letting your beloved RCZ go Rob, :( sounds like a bargain I’m sure someone will snap it up and as you say get a super well sorted Z. :thumbup: It would be nice if you could keep an eye on the forum as your experience and knowledge of the RCZ is invaluable and I’m sure we...

Do you fancy attending the Yorkshire meet Mick? A few of us locals are meeting up for the drive up to the meet, your most welcome to tag along :thumbup:

It’s not just RCZ’s it’s all cars you have to cut through the rough to find that diamond :thumbup: you have to be patient and keep looking, some things you can put right if the car is good enough and cheap enough :beer:

Me too the first Z I looked at looked like a farmer had been using it as a tractor! No car mats in and the drivers carpet was worn through to the floor pan! The guy that owned it said it’s just a car to get you from A-B :roll:

Yes I agree mercury gray, with black arches, wheels and mirrors look great :thumbup:

They still rust just not as bad as untreated discs :thumbup:

Putting the performance and the thrill of driving the R to one side and look at the running costs between the R and the Nissan or most other sport performance cars for that matter, the R owner must be quids in 40+mpg low tax and insurance even with the ridiculous cost of the front brakes, the R...

Yeh I’ve got those front and rear I can’t fault them definitely improve the stopping power from standard, remember though you must bed them in first no mad braking from 140 first run out! :D

“Beading, sheeting” what matters is that your paintwork, plastics, alloys glass etc are protected from our polluted air acid rain etc, what I’ve found with using Soft99 products is how easy the car is to wash once treated and the dirt just doesn’t seem to be able to get a grip! Even a downpour...

Looking great as always Tony, great venue for a meet some super shots! :clap: Roll on the annual Yorkshire meet :dance:

Hi and welcome, I’m over in Brotherton near Pontefract a few of us who are attending the Yorkshire meet are meeting up in York then driving up to the meet in convoy your welcome to drive up with us if you can make it. :beer:

Hi and welcome great looking car :thumbup: mines white too! Pretty common white :lol: so I’ve got go faster stripes to make it look a little different :dance: Look out for posts on car shows and meets there’s the annual Yorkshire meet coming up in May your most welcome if you can make it :beer:

Hi, glad you’ve got your timing kit changed hopefully you can now resume enjoying your car again, the kits you’ve shown are generally what is fitted and yes some do change the VVT sprockets.

Can you get a cream for that? :eusa-whistle: But on a serious note, well done and well deserved your always one of the first to welcome new members and offer advice to anyone who asks and then there’s always the tongue in cheek humour :clap: One of the forums most loyal and active members...

Caught a sneak preview of this RCZ today could it be a forum owners car with its new paint scheme? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk