Neilp

Please keep voting please ! Currently fallen into third position Cheers

Only on private land and when done by those annoying clamping companies. The Scottish councils can clamp on public roads. Never new that, never seen council clamping up here usually just bring a hi-ab round and lift it to the impound

Looks good, I though 275's were recommended for a 9.5 rim lol, not 11. What width of tyre is on?

ROFL! Brilliant. Clampings illegal in Scotland though lol

Good looking car fella

Probably will end up going that route anyway, although presumably that crack has to get a lot worse before it is genuinely un-safe? i was wondering if it's worth a second opinion? I'get some pics in the morning and post them up As soon as 1 spoke has a crack the pressure is exerted unevenly on the wheel and the rest will go quickly. Why would you even consider driving a car with a cracked spoke you're talking like you want to ignore it which I think you should rethink seriously. A cracked wheel is a cracked wheel. This is what connects the car to the road, if that goes it can be alot worse than that picture shows. The wheel can bounce about and destroy the wing, body etc... it could come of completely and injure somebody else and damage somebody elses car etc. Inevitably all of these will all cause you to crash/damage your car. I wouldnt even be thinking about it.. The car wouldnt be driven until a new wheel is fitted.

Lol this cars been for sale for 5 months and you still haven't found time to post pictures. I think this is now a statutory requirement for selling on here

There was a few posted up that had snapped off completely, Especially in the states

I can confirm it wasnt lol I hung around a bit to see who's it was but nobody came

This car competed in edc, pro drift at Knockhill, runs a chevy ls1 v8. Parked in a carpark in Motherwell Monster of a car but suspect there may MOT discrepencies

This was a known problem with refurbed gt4 wheels being overcooked

It - HAS - to be run on Super (98RON in handbook/filler cap, but 97 is ok). You will be running the high det map and probably getting knock from 5k to redline, if not below when the knock sensor does not work. The knock sensor only works up to 5k RPM on the 350z. Hopefully you havent done any serious damage. +1 especially with decats, breathing enhancements cause the car to run lean etc and can cause det/knock problems. A car should be remapped when being fitted with decats etc as the car will eventually revert the map back once it see's the afr's have altered. This results in absolutely no power gains until remapped with uprev. Running 95ron has shown severe engine failure as mark @ abbey found. The cars have no knock control after a certain amount of revs. Check abbey motorsports sub forum or search for this.

I spoke to somebody the other day about this with japspeed decats. The decats have bungs already installed and dont require the spacers as the also hit the ground. Dont have any info on the jolt but, what fuel are you using?

well use the shady one for the flush mate and fire the k&n one on once you're putting new oil in lol

Pfft we will see!!

Halfrauds oil filter ??? I'll send you a nice k&n gold performance one down mate

Cheers mate, appreciate... keep bumping it please

mini cooper s jcw 38k on clock

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nissan-350Z-/220933502635?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3370a9b6ab#ht_500wt_1287 Just spotted this on ebay. 165k on clock... Must be one of the highest mileage zeds I've seen Just shows how long the engine will last if maintained correctly..

Cheers Val, appreciated

Please keep the votes coming lads and ladies. Slowly falling behind on the votes. This 300zx is getting some serious amount of votes. Cheers Neil

Please keep the votes coming lads and ladies. Slowly falling behind on the votes. This 300zx is getting some serious amount of votes. Cheers Neil

Hmm you may be correct mate, I assume the standard lexan can still go up as down?

Cheers Martin! Don't forget to vote for me on Nissan idol Cheers

This may sound like a silly question but what do the sliders actually do and where do they go. Just having a think as the 350z has frameless door, so, will it not be feasible to have lexan with rounded edges etc similar to the glass that will be a direct replacement? What makes the sliders so expensive and hard to make watertight? Cheers