KyleR

Buy a giant breaker bar, you'll thank me later

Really? Then why does the throttle controller that's plugged into it turn off with the ignition? My iobd has a led on it, I'll check if it's on when I get home to the car.

YaaaaaY! Now tell him and the other 2 to hurry up and pay so we can get these things shipped over the Ocean

I do t think Bluetooth works with apple stuff, but worth a go

They look like the Seibon carbon fibre ones but painted, except I'm sure the Seibon vent is higher. Probably custom mate. Maybe ask showoff if he's seen them?

I think you can get up to 3 degrees with the eibach bolts, should be plenty unless you're laying frame.

Pretty sure they're Chargespeed Bottomline. And yes, they are pathetically expensive I think Bulletmagnet has them.

Usually it's just a plug without any cable but yes, they'll work fine, providing the app works with wifi. I bought the iobd2 stuff because the plugin d app are made to work with each other. Not used dash command so not sure if it has any functions that iobd2 doesn't, but give it a google.

Just leave the standard cups and get eibach toe bolts to adjust with, should be enough adjustment.

No, the unit provides the wifi signal so you just have to connect to the obd network in settings. I use the iobd2 unit with the accompanying app for plotting where I've been and average speeds etc, all connected via wifi.

Any model specific knobs probably won't fit, ie type R, GT3 etc, but most if not all aftermarket knobs will fit, most are unthreaded and are held on with grub screws.

Does dash command not work with wifi? If it does just get a wifi one and leave it plugged in, no messing about plugging things in and out all the time.

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Well if you're getting new rubber you may as well go 19's

Do you mean the et12 ones? No, the grids, I don't think your 225 tyre will fit the 9.5" front rim, too much stretch, the rear will be pushing it a bit too for my liking. The rims themselves will be fine, but you'll possibly need 4 new tyres.

Some interesting advice there... Incidentally I'm surprised to see that you don't need to alter any of the brake hydraulics replacing the JDMs with a different / larger brake kit. Also why do 350z "big brake kits" not come with increased rotor diameter and 4-pots for the rears? They all seem to be front-only. Usually 6/8 pot fronts and 4 pot rears. It's just usually the fronts that people do first as they're more important. I'm pretty sure most of the main BBKs come front and rear.

Rotas will be a good fit but don't know if the front tyres will stretch enough and still be safe.

18x9.5 et 12 all round will fit, but if you're lowered you may need to roll the arches, especially on the front.

3rd looks bronze on iPhone, what colour is it actually? It's purple......how many drinks in are you? none but I swear it looks bronze and the one you posted later looks orange to me Ok, now im on a computer and it looks purple

Carbon would look awesome, you can get black braided lines which then look similar to carbon fibre.

OEM tyre sizes will fit 8.5/9.5 18's and you want to get an offset as close to et10 as possible to avoid needing spacers.

3rd looks bronze on iPhone, what colour is it actually? It's purple......how many drinks in are you? none but I swear it looks bronze and the one you posted later looks orange to me

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3rd looks bronze on iPhone, what colour is it actually?

Bronze FTW!!