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i was loosing faith in cod till i got ghosts today,some of the new game types are brilliant like search and rescue and the game plays very well

I've jsut started looking into baby seats etc as wife is expecting in February.

 

I had a look through the book at the child restraint section and it refers to anchorage points (where fitted) had a look and definitely nothing there, has anyone looked into having these fitted or doing it themselves, any idea on difficultly or cost involved? I have an 05 Roadster if it makes any difference.

 

Some good informative posts above so thanks to all.

just my opinion as a firefighter dealing with and specializing in rtcs the last 11 years,

a forward facing seat like the recaro is as safe as you can be with your child in the z coupe(and what i use)this is down to the fact that with the seat back full and the recaro installed, the dead space between the airbag and the seat is greater than the deployment range of the airbag,however NEVER fit a rear facing seat in these cars if you value your child.

Hi all, new here names craig an im from Ireland. just bought my first 350z and by god I a in love, however I will now be hitting the for sale section as my clutch is slipping badly :-(... ill post pics later. as far as I can tell my car came from there originally so soe of you may recognise her. if you do please let me know as im trying to get the history on the car. she's not exactly standard... but someone has gutted all the stereo etc from her and a few engine mods appear to have gone walkies over the years too....

welcome along whereabouts are you from and get a pic up

i had a staggered set of d1r`s on my supra,they where given plenty of big bhp abuse and sideways action and no probs with structure and they looked great

ah come on mick put some more pics,here`s one for you

if i order 2 will ya do them for that price delivered to ireland??

i think he found it behind the dash earlier

I'm waiting on a chap to come back to me, he's as slow as a Gumbo (The Film I.D.)

no worries im still in for a blue one

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did you ever get around to the intake pipes wasso

Well just joined up mates with wolfie if he's using that username on here. Just went out today and dropped a deposit on an 04 zed so will be about here lurking for a bit.

good lad like i told you earlier get on to wasso about the plenum spacer and enjoy the forum

welcome along this forum is great for info and for parts lovely i am Dublin side myself and if you are interested i might have my rays for sale very soon.......

its worth a quick read

 

http://www.pistonhea...p?storyId=27522

 

but basiucally a huge jap recall on cars built between 2000 and 2004 so this would include early 350Z's and this recall was for nissan mazda toyota and honda

i use a recaro young sport for my little lad in the z,fits extremely well no play or movement whatsover and has him a perfect height to see out the window,i can take a few pics of it fitted if you want?

i like it ,nice job as well looks like thats how they were intended to be

Starting to sound like just getting it wrapped would be a better idea

a couple of people on here have, got to make sure your in dust free environment i believe the guy on here turned out quite well cant find link, but its doable i reckon with 3-4 cans to make sure you get even coverage as it is a large panel

dust free shouldnt be to bad i can do it in one of the fire appliance bays in work with shutters down,i would love to see results from someone who has done it though

as above anyone done this?,how did it turn out and how many cans for a 350z?

cheers

haha. how long did you leave it off for?

yeah you must of moved the throttle body butterfly slightly. did you manage the pedal dance ok?

just reset the ecu all grand cheers anyway

as above the car drives great but idle is lumpy at best ,anybody shed any light on this for me?

Yeah I think its the disks, with a little bit of rust after the bad weather we've been having.

Hi Guys,

 

I have an issue where I get a clunking noise from the rear when pulling off from a cold start either left overnight or left for a longish period of time. It used to be very occasional, but now its becoming more frequent.

 

Never happens again once it happens once whilst pulling off at the start of the journey.

 

Can't seem to find the answer anywhere.

 

Is it different to rear clicking axle as its not under constant stopping and pulling off.

 

Thanks

most likely your brakes sticking mate ,do the discs look tarnished before it happens?

savage work buddy