Some good team work there lads , and some great banter too bye the sound off it,your cars looks amazing bye the way in that ford colour Sean .
Z in the shed, Midlands
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.......... ish!Was that 165°
Would've made your finger sizzle if you'd touched it mate.
Tony.
Tony that tight reach tool is excellent so I'm gonna get oneAlso so 2 important things were discovered today, 1, If you soak the rear ARB links in HOT water for a few minutes they push onto the anti-roll bar quite easily (Ant said) and 2. Using a Tite-Reach tool makes removing the rear shocker top mount nuts a breeze. (Bozzy said).
Tony.
ps. One more thing was discovered too, if you make Bozzy a mug of tea with sugar, Sean can drink two !!
.........if Sara gives me any pocket money 
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Jimmy it's B.M.W protonic blue, looks even better in the flesh.
Ohh thanks bozzy for that,I'm sure it does in the flesh too, iff the pictures look that good ,I look forward to seeing it at Zed fest,hopefully he's going.
Could have cooked your tea on them.......... ish!
Tony.
He'd bloody better be after today Jimmy 
It really is a stunning colour close up mate.
Tony.
It really is a stunning colour close up mate.Tony.
Had some chicken for tea on Friday that looked as though it had been mateCould have cooked your tea on them
Tony.
I thought he was taking the pish
Been out today and put the Z through its paces and it is a different car, the body roll into the bends has gone as has the tram lining, seems much more planted and a lot safer, for some reason I am getting a lot more tyre squeal through the bends , so thanks again guys, it feels like I have a new toy.
, so thanks again guys, it feels like I have a new toy.
That's good news mate, I bet you're well happy after shelling out all that cash for the new bitsBeen out today and put the Z through its paces and it is a different car, the body roll into the bends has gone as has the tram lining, seems much more planted and a lot safer, for some reason I am getting a lot more tyre squeal through the bends
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Don't forget to get the tracking checked/adjusted mate. Great to hear it was a success Sean.
Tony.
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Must be American tyres mateBeen out today and put the Z through its paces and it is a different car, the body roll into the bends has gone as has the tram lining, seems much more planted and a lot safer, for some reason I am getting a lot more tyre squeal through the bends
It was worth every penny mate.That's good news mate, I bet you're well happy after shelling out all that cash for the new bits
I'm a bit worried about what happens up there..so far I've heard mention of:
Tite reach
Bare ass
Suspenders
HOT water and pushing
Squealing
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Glad to hear you got some suspension- I fell out of love with mine when the suspension was shot, was thinking of breaking it but some TLC by @zedshed HQ saw me back in my Z. Feels like yesterday but must be 2yrs ago now.
Looking bloody lovely @Sean d
Tite reach
Bare ass
Suspenders
HOT water and pushing
Squealing
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Glad to hear you got some suspension- I fell out of love with mine when the suspension was shot, was thinking of breaking it but some TLC by @zedshed HQ saw me back in my Z. Feels like yesterday but must be 2yrs ago now.
Looking bloody lovely @Sean d
You should've heard some of the "banter" while this was being done. Made me blush Dino............................
Tony.
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Didn't use the endoscope then?You should've heard some of the "banter" while this was being done. Made me blush Dino............................
Tony.
Brilliant work you blokes, those Monroe shocks have good reviews Sean, pleased they have passed the road test, it's nice to know there are tried and tested decent alternatives to the bilsteins.
Ah yes, one I remember was "that hole is way to small to get that in it" Bozzy and I grunted and moaned but could not get it in but Ant came along and did it with relative ease, thanks Ant we wern't half getting frustratedYou should've heard some of the "banter" while this was being done. Made me blush Dino............................
Tony.