Aust350z

Tyre Feathering issue. There is a TSB available on this which explains it is in fact the toe which is out. I had the same issue on my 03 but wider aftermarket wheels solved the problem.

Aust - The JDM performance one is £35. Slightly cheaper??

Well part is £32 which is less than £35..

Yes.

Just click on add to cart and enter in currency and location of your choice and pick the cheapest shippng quote.

Should be £48 to your door.

Cheaper here...

http://www.rhdjapan.com/nissan-oem-left ... dy-z-60717

It's listed as its where I bought a replacement for mine too

I'll flag interest too for a flip if it goes ahead.

I have whitline sways installed. How can I tell if mine would need replacing?

Courtesy Parts in the US have it.

But your local auto store should be able to mix something up for you with an excellent match.

48k kms (30k miles) in 7 years

Just once to the shops and back then

once to the track and a few times around

48k kms (30k miles) in 7 years

Ironically, I am after an orange one

me 2

Spot on mate.

^ if your doing one or other only... MD 5/16" Spacer FTW.

Easy, cheap and stealth install. Won't throw any cells. Nastier intake growl. Similar gains. Alot cheaper.

It's my understanding that we are closer to the UK spec than JDM.

Yes - specifically the LT - Lighting section and how the HID sensor is wired to the BCM or ECU. The US does not this sensor therefore those manuals are useless. UK and AUS cars do..

Not sure if I posted this in the right spot or not..

Does anyone know where to source a service/repair manual specific to Australian or UK Z33's? Happy to pay a reasonable price for one as well.

Tried a vendors on eBay UK and Australia and they can't confirm and the ones on this site and others are both the US versions.

Cheers,

Thanks guys - I try to keep the car as tidy as possible.

looks brilliant, what products were used ?

Paint has a coat of FI's own sealant "Seal" plus a triple coat of Royale allowing proper curing times.

All products to wash are FI's own. Power Wheel Cleaner is responsible for keeping wheels spotless (plus a few coats of Seal). Gave away $150 worth of Meguiars products after discovering FI and it's range.

thanks guys!

looks great but sadly the detailer is not going to be much uses to us over here.

forgot I'm not local to you

I'm not sure about you but I find washing the car very theraputic (like a woman going shoe shopping). In order to give me a good base to keep clean I have the car professionally detailed about once a year here in Melbourne.

Detailer is Damian @ Final Inspection. http://www.finalinspection.com.au/

I also have a few old pics from my first detail which I might post up.

We will kindly take any form of precipitation

Thank you Mike.

Oh and how rude of me not to post a pic!

ooh do tell, secret projects??

 

thanks guys. Weather has been brillant this summer but I would rather it rain for a few months solid to end our drought. Can't wash my Z at home.. Can barely even water the garden

as for the projects - they are not really secret but just things (mods) I'd really like to do but have been told they are too hard or not possible or hindered by no one attempting it before.

Project 1: Steering wheel audio controls on an 03 - 90% complete

No one in Aus has done it and dealer told me not possible. I'm a few resistors away in the Bose HU to getting it all to work.

Thanks guys.

I've got a few projects lined up (one in progress) and look forward to learning from the knowledge on the site

Where is it automatically sensed from--I know the motors are working but does anyone know where the sensor that controls them is

sorry to breathe life into an old thread but I'm looking to add these sensors to my Z. I've looked at the service manuals, asked American part suppliers to no avail. Would anyone have a part number for these?

I am aware the sit on the rear axle/suspension.

Hey guys,

I've been a long tim stalker of these forums and a regular poster where the Aussies hang out at on another Z forum. I hope to pick up a things about our cars as our builds are closer than our American counterparts.

Cheers,

Steve