My Zed Journey (Z3 3.0, Z4 3.0, Z4M)

Just to let you know, I have had a look at your thread and will be unashamedly pinching a few ideas!!!!! :D

Those front splitters look fantastic.
 
You like the splitters hey ;)

I've still got them if you want them? £15 and there yours

They just need screwing to the underside of your bumper, its dead easy..

Pm me if your interested

Liam
 
PM sent.
 
Very smart, You've made some nice touches there! Only thing I'm not entirely sold on are the Chrome tailight trims
 
I have finally got round to photographing the new spoiler:

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Looking good :-bd
 
Pete i am not sure about the front ariels. I think they are just way to big for the car :)

Looks good mate
bill
 
Looking good got one on mine was cheap from flee-bay but a great colour match

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billz said:
Pete i am not sure about the front ariels. I think they are just way to big for the car :)

Looks good mate
bill
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They aren't aerials, who would put aerials that big on a car!!!!!!

They are masts actually, I'm planning a cross channel amphibious excursion. :-bd
 
The fruits of my labour, this photo was taken on the Nurburgring. I was chasing down a GT40 so was pushing the car very hard at the time this photo was taken. The suspension upgrades seem to have worked well, the car looks planted in the photo. The eibach springs really have worked wonders with the cars handling.

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Great photo Pete, looks like you were going a fair bit faster than on the Kent cruise earlier this year. :D
 
Ragtop said:
Great photo Pete, looks like you were going a fair bit faster than on the Kent cruise earlier this year. :D
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Hi Ron, hope all is well. Who needs to drive fast in kent, take it nice and easy and take in all that perfect Kent scenery. ;)

MAURICE THE MARTIAN said:
Great pic Pete,looking forward to the rest ef them :-bd
Moz :ymalien:
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Eh up Moz, I know how you like your photos so here are a few more;

Meet the flying sisters

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Me at the gates of hell!!!!

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This was my favourite car of the day, looked and sounded fantastic

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BY FAR, the fastest car of the day. God knows he had under the bonnet but it shook my car it went past so fast (spitting flames as it went)

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My car with its badge of honour

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We went all round the area, checking out all the twisty roads around Nurburg. All in all it was a fantastic trip, definitely going back. :D
 
very jealous! always wanted to go to the ring. What were the overall costs if you don't me asking? (travel,fuel,laps etc...)
 
Like the badge of honour Pete,but the flying sisters , which one is you ? :D
Pity i had to miss this one,looked great fun. Theres always next time though :nearmiss)
Moz :ymalien:
 
MAURICE THE MARTIAN said:
Like the badge of honour Pete,but the flying sisters , which one is you ? :D
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Actually Mozza, compare your belly to the belly on the flying sister on the far right hand side. Where were you about 7 days a go? :D


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This trip was a bit last minute.com, we weren't sure if it was on till quite late on. If I do another, I'll start a thread and see if there is any interest. If so we could have a Zedring day!!! :coolsteer) Just plant that heavy right foot of yours Moz and let the car do the rest. :steer1)



shantybeater said:
very jealous! always wanted to go to the ring. What were the overall costs if you don't me asking? (travel,fuel,laps etc...)
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From Folkstone to the ring it takes about 6 hours via the channel tunnel. Here are some costings:

Channel tunnel = £100 return
Fuel = a tank of fuel there, a tank back plus another tank throwing the car around the various twisty roads near to ring (utterly brilliant roads)
Nurburing = 96 euros for a 4 lap ticket or 26 euros per lap (you buy your tickets at the entrance)
Hotels were inexpensive, we used booking.com
£30 for a european driving kit including triangle, high vis vest, extinguisher, blah, blah, blah (bloody French!)

Here is the Nurburgring calender:

http://www.nurburgring.org.uk/calendar.php

There isn't much touristy things to do nearby but Cochem is well worth a visit, full of stunning scenery, great restaurants and it isn't too far from the ring:

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I've been putting this of for years, a crying shame because it is easy to get there and not as far as you might think. I should have done it a long time a go. Hope this helps Shantybeater, if you need any more info just let me know :)
 
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