Vlad

i can hear mounts screaming "buy us! buy us! we tired of doing nothing"

Why? Lol

Thanks a lot mate! Yea, looking forward to it and kind of not

Speak to Keyser

Haha I'm not saying no you could do with a frs stress compensation as well lol but I suppose to make up for that - you got lovely saxo!

Haha I thought that! Lol and I'll join you

Oh might as well...let me go and sell my kidney! Or probably gonna need to sell both of them and throw liver on top as well

No its MORE doughnuts if you want it quicker - it's the sugar rush you see Oh yea...forgot about sugar rush thing

Thanks Ian! Oh you right, about time real zeditis kicked in...tired of doing this small mods...need something big! S/c will be the last,small, mod and then ill start doing real mods! Zeditis kicked in yo!

what buttons? Stop confusing me 1st thing in the morning

Thanks chubbz And sshhhhh....don't say it all over public forum Ak-47 anyone?

oh, knew i forgot something Fitted FlyBoy's auto fold mirror thingy as well

that Chevy is full on gangster! Loving it! Z looking mint as well....love nismo ones in azure!

Or any other car forums

bumpy bump:) If anyone registered on driftworks, has more than 30 posts and feeling generous - could they please advertise it on there for me pretty please?

oh damn...yes, you right In my case it was fit cage etc and then hoover it, before fitting new seats lol By the way, credit to Keyser for this guide as well - as he was on other side of tinternet confirming that I'm doing everything right when I was doing my build

Airbag Resistors Guide http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/72971-seat-airbag-resistor/

If you removing OEM seats and replacing them with after market ones with no airbags you will need to fit a resistor to stop air bag lights coming on! This is how I've done it... but you do it under you own responsibility You'll need to fit 1 resistor for each seat. You will need: Resistors (Qty 2) - 2.2ohm (not kOhm as it will be 2200ohm then) 1/4 watt (2.2ohm 0.25watt) 99p delivered for 10 http://www.ebay.co.u...984.m1439.l2649 Scotch Lock Wire Connector (Qty 4) £2.99 for 25 of them delivered http://www.ebay.co.u...984.m1439.l2649 Here's a basic diagram Feel free to ask me if you need anything Photoshopping Airbag connector(yellow) located and plugged under the seat with 2 wires going out of it. 2 ways of dong this: 1. Chop connector off and solder resistor between 2 wires (then you dont need scotch connectors) or 2. Solder resistor to 2 bits of wire and splice it into original airbag connector wires as shown on diagram. I went for the 2nd option, so i still have yellow connector attached. Right then What we need: Solder resistor in-between 2 wires ** Resistors have rings drawn on them - it just to tell what resistor it is (ohm/watt) so it doesnt matter which way you solder it to a wire ** Then i wrapped it all in electrical tape and put a heat shrink on top of it And then wrapped everything in elec.tape again Follow same steps to make another one for other seat. Now we ready to fit it. Disconnect battery and turn lights on/press brake pedal few times to drain any remaining electrical charges in the system (Please note, if you have electrical seat, you might want to move them in different position so it will be easier to remove them out of the car) Unbolt seat (4 bolts in each corner of the rails Lift seat slightly up - to get access to the bottom (don't pull too hard as you don't want to rip/damage wires) and disconnect all plugs and remove seat completely Get the resistor you made earlier and splice into yellow connector wires as shown in diagram above ^^ can use a bit less of wire... Jobs done! I also taped it all together and placed it under the carpet Repeat for other side! Just make sure that you don't connect battery/turn ignition on until resistors fitted, otherwise you will get air bag light which will need resetting (search for a guide on here) Hope i didn't confuse you too much

My original plan was to weld a bar onto roll cage to use as a harness bar, but then decided against it! Lol And plan was to spray cage blue, but body shop quoted 170 to spray 3 pipes lol so I left it black, and quite like it black now as it matches the rest of interior

No, u don't! You either get harness bar, roll cage or do what I did - weld reinforce plates onto rear strut bar And cage is bolt in, not weld in

Lol here we go but as I said - ill make a guide:)

I will create a guide later for resistors, took loads of pics etc

or take it to the Zed Shed and it will be like brand new in 7hrs or 4hrs if you bring few less crispy kremes

mmm very nice! how much?

Then noticed something nice on US forum and just couldn't resist! Vortech v2sc supercharger kit 03-05 VQ35DE 350Z/G35 Deatschwerks 850CC injectors (in rails) COSWORTH Fuel Rail kit Aeromotive fuel regulator GTM Tensioner pulleys (already on bracket) 928 Motorsports upgraded impeller (installed in supercharger) Original impeller included Walbro 255 fuel pump Turbo XS Utec (has tune for 440CC injectors with walbro 255 and stock rails) - will be up for sale ones its here UPREV GT Maf sensor - will be up for sale ones its here Vortech 2.87 pulley - will be up for sale ones its here AAM Plenum Spacer - will be up for sale ones its here Deatschwerks 440CC injectors - will be up for sale ones its here Spearco Intercooler All intercooler piping Also additional items bought: New GT-Maf New S/C filter 1 piece charge pipe (Hope Adrian dont mind me ncking his picture ) Wideband AFR/Boost/Oil Temp GlowShift gauges Stillen Oil Cooler AAM competition oil pan spacer Mote T-clamps Bypass valve filter Steel oil feed And probably few more which i forgot about lol Currently all in US with Adrian's friend. Should be here veery soon! Cant wait! Thanks section Massive thanks to Adrian for helping me out with purchasing stuff, negotiating good deals and so on and so on! Thanks a lot, much appreciated! Big thanks to Bennett with help fitting the cage! And Adrian again - for taking photo evidence Also got few color coded bolts on the way for the engine bay - and that thanks to Ian for sorting it out while being busy with work and having bad times with Zed! Chubbs gets high five as well for being supportive and making me S/c install guide as he goes along (well, you best be ) Another massive thanks goes to Chris(Keyser) and Mark@Abbey for helping along and answering quite few questions along Thanks to Tarmac for offering help with sourcing bits and bobs! And of course all others who helped along with usefull info and tips :thumbs: :thumbs: ^^ sounds llike im done and leaving forum or soething.... I'm not! All - be ready for more questions for me and non stop pestering