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My Porsche is now a garage queen

I know this is an old thread, anyone else running these wheels? I would be interested in knowing tyre sizes and what springs / coilovers you’re running thanks in advance

The induction noise when installed will be fantastic Andy

Andy. Try finishing with the blue or pink compound if you haven’t already and I highly recommend Mothers

As you can see the difference between polish and the casting. Takes quite a bit of time to get a shine on it .

I have received a large parcel from Australia full of shiny new stuff. I'm going to polish up the aluminium intake casting. In the next few weeks months but I have started working on them.

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Hi Everyone, I'm quite new to this forum so please go easy on me if i'm asking a stupid question. I've recently broken a 2006 Convertible with 41k genuine miles and put the rev up Engine, cd0009 gearbox, steering, clocks & door panels etc in my old sunset coupe and i still have the low mileage diff sitting here but alas without any driveshafts, which i would guess are pull out as opposed to bolted. From looking on here and the internet i think the 41k diff is mechanical (Breaker was an 06 UK GT ) and my diff i'm guessing is viscous being an 04 UK GT. My original diff has no leaks, makes no noise and locks up fine but needs new bushes whereas the 06 is far lower mileage and the bushes are like new. . If i'm right above i'm reluctant to swap it out as a: i'm guessing my shafts won't fit and b: i fitted a thorsen diff which i believe is like the mechanical one on my old E30 24 valve and i definately preffered my original clutched LSD on that as the Thorsen only worked when both sides had grip and tried to kill me when i fitted it so i swapped back to the Clutched one on that . Does anyone with a bit more experience of the Z's know if i'm correct in the assumptions i'm making above and if i am missing something please ? Car is mostly used for fast road driving as opposed to track or drifting. Many Thanks Ian

The propshaft is carbon fibre. My brother was telling me his Quadrifoglio had a carbon fibre propshaft. I couldn't resist mentioning that so has my 20 year old 350Z.

I've seen prettier things in the bottom of my toilet bowl after a curry.

Saw the ugliest EV in existence on my hols to America. Tesla Cyber Truck.

Approved for now but please include a photo with you username on a bit of paper.

I'm an idiot and ordered 2 sets (thought it was 1 set per wheel) By the time I came to put them on and realised, returns were shut. Brought from Horsham but they were delivered direct from EBC (happy to share receipt). Fronts £100 Rears £75 £165 for the pair.

Has anyone had any of these repair panels since? I need ones for left and right sides. @ZMANALEX Thanks

Has anyone had any of these repair panels since? I need ones for left and right sides. Thanks

Thank you all. How much are the oem pre owned one?

+1 for clear

OEM pre-owned fully working motors are in stock, however the eBay ones work as I have used them in the shop on numerous occasions.

@ZMANALEX can probably help with this - it's not an uncommon issue.

I have to admit I'm normally not a fan of these clear tail lights but I totally agree with you. They break up the red nicely and add definition. Definitely run them in my opinion. I always struggle to decide whether a change looks right when you're used to how it was. Fit the other clear, run them for a couple of weeks then look back at a picture of the red (realising you made the right choice ).

Jdm clear tail lights So I had been mulling these over for a looong time. Part of me was torn, as the lexus style clear lights aren't really my thing. But red lights on a red car? The lights just don't stand out at all and almost blend into one another in my opinion. The jdm ones, They are pricy and I'd never really intended to get them untill maybe a few years down the road. But seeing that Nissan has now discontinued them, scared me into action and buying them. I got a set off Ebay from Japan. 2nd hand in good nick. Had to pay customs charge too.(annoying) but here's them fitted on one side and the orgionals In red for comparison. I wasn't sure about them. But I think they do work on a red car. Let me know what yous all think. Are they Tacky or do they work? Forgot to mention i had to seal the wiring a little from the old units to new. I think you can file the plugs to fit. But I had them off the red lights so I just switched them to save me chopping.

Bump, just over a week out now! Look forward to seeing you all there.