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Old 17th June 2014, 09:26   #1
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hi all i have recently purchased number 473 ZT-T SE of angus user name BigA

so here is the car when i got it home





and heres a photo with my 200bhp ZT 1.8T

give it a quick wash and detail here is it driping in lovely thick snow foam



after a 2 bucket wash and dry


and also give the bay a nice clean and freshen up
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Old 17th June 2014, 09:27   #2
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and here is a little update
new plates for the car



and a photo next to eurorover wyns v8 its brother x12MGT

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Old 17th June 2014, 09:49   #3
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So, which one do you prefer driving - the V8 or the mapped Turbo?
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That's a very hard question to answer as evan though they are both in essence the same car they both are worlds apart, the turbo seams alot more lighter on its feet so to speak and alot more willing to rev but that's only because the k is a revy little lump, where as the v8 is alot smoother to drive naturally and has loads more low end grunt so you never need to rev it so it is more relaxed drive in that respect, but that's not saying it can't be fun, but I would say for practical performance and evey day driveing with fuel consumption in mind it has to be the turbo for me
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Old 17th June 2014, 14:44   #5
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By the cringe, remind me not to use Snow Foam, it appears to have removed the top coat of paint from your car


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Old 17th June 2014, 14:49   #6
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I think that Zt-t V8 in XPower Grey looks stunning
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Old 17th June 2014, 16:23   #7
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Lovely colour and lovely car, twin sister of mine but yours is a bit more powerful,is the bonnet been left open,there looks a big gap between bonnet and bumper.
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Old 17th June 2014, 17:13   #8
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hi all i have recently purchased number 473 ZT-T SE of angus user name BigA

so here is the car when i got it home





and heres a photo with my 200bhp ZT 1.8T

give it a quick wash and detail here is it driping in lovely thick snow foam



after a 2 bucket wash and dry


and also give the bay a nice clean and freshen up
That is looking great, the engine bay what a difference
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Lovely colour and lovely car, twin sister of mine but yours is a bit more powerful,is the bonnet been left open,there looks a big gap between bonnet and bumper.
well spotted, it was left open after i was done cleaning the engine bay
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Old 21st June 2014, 23:01   #10
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Looks good. You planning to keep both or sell the ZT?
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