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Well going on the info we had before, 11 were built with only two getting the full works, turbo kit etc, graphics aside, with full documentation this is from the film and having the turbo kit etc, imho its as real as its going to get or find, that is if anyone had £150k burning a hole in their pocket.

Do an internet search on knightracer fit before you hit buy

The add says it has full documentation, aps twin turbo etc I always seem to remember the one in the film having the graphics, obviously your pic suggests otherwise, but perhaps the graphic one is the main film car?

Lies I tell you, lies

http://www.cheshireclassiccars.co.uk/classic-cars-for-sale/2002-nissan-350z-twin-turbo-tokyo-drift Looks the same to me and no, not looking for an argument.

Sorry to read of your troubles. Stabbing wildly in the dark and some suggestions: I have heard that some flywheels can be put in out of phase, basically 180 degrees out, although not sure which ones, it was the first question asked to me when i had a cps sensor go down when i swapped flywheels to which i had similar problems, running rough as hell and would only start with foot on the gas, fortunately it was literally the sensor on mine, although we did take off the gearbox to check the alignment was correct. I am also sure i have read because the throttle bodies are fly by wire, they can need resetting if removed, especially if your battery has gone funky whilst off. Other than that and i have no idea who you have taken it to, but imho take it to a specialist, someone who is fully up to speed on this sort of car, Horsham, Abbey, Kaizer Motor Company. I would also suggest with a car like this, you need an HKS twin spark, they were a life saver on Rx7's.

Just rub it in why don't you Pleased to hear and see it was a good day I am sure the sun tan cream was rubbed in Are the wheels gold yet?

You cant really conceive some of these buildings were made in those days. I used to work with an old fella who built wooden war ships, doesnt sound so bad, until he reminds you there was no such thing as an electric drill, literally everything done by hand. On a Friday they would get their pay cheque and sometimes it was accompanied by your p45, so you then had to get your heavy tool box home, on a bike We dont know how easy we have got it

Read in mph but said kph, also swapped those over eventually to uk.

My jdm had a speed chip converter which also delimited it, the chip played up so swapped it out for uk clocks and still no limit. The only converter i could find for the 350z was this one (also delimits) http://www.svaspeedos.co.uk/product_info.html Perhaps the advise would be to the op, check/ask how its been converted so you can be sure

Yes, get them polished or diamond cut, there are two places on Ferndown industrial estate if your anywhere near there, take them along and discuss your options.

Sure there are a hanful of people running gtr power through std zed boxes. The problems you will have are, does the box even mate up to a gtr engine, wiring and cost. Speak to Ross @ Dragon Performance, I would bet he would take it on, but probably end up costing you Gtr money imho.

Good write up and important advise, if the car is good, nothing wrong with imports. A kmh to mph electronic converter chip will always delimit the car as the signal to the ecu still "thinks" it getting kmh, but where its been converted its dropped the pulse, if that makes sense. If you had the old classic shape imprezza they operated a mechanical speedo, via cable, which didnt remove the limit.

If its already imported it will most likely be reading in mph with a speed converter chip, so it wont be ltd any more so scratch the above

Soon as you put the speed converter (kmh to mph) on you are not ltd to 112mph anymore

Is the styling not a little "extreme" for its price tag and market place? Imho of course.

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Ceilings, walls, woodwork always last

Do consider this, it will not be a simple spray and bolt up like oem, so make sure your comfortable with whomever that they are able to to do this and until they have the bumper in hand and have offered up to see how much work is required i would take their "quote" with a pinch of salt. I would personally let RT do it if your happy with their quote.

Also a decorator and i think Valspar (premium, not their trade stuff) is one of the best emulsions on the market at present, Dulux trade is like coloured p*ss imho

Kitchen units/Internal Doors/Flooring etc - Howdens Tiles - Tile Mountain Paint - Valspar from B&Q

Hopefully something more like: http://southrnfresh.com/2010/10/louisiana-blown-z/

As above, hire a decent cutter, wet or dry If they are ceramic i personally would not worry about wet cut though, porcelain or natural stone would be a different story

Gold also looks stunning, but a nice light gold.

I think bronze looks awesome on a azure, so i would go bronze with a polished lip, actually i would go with a stupid centre colour but thats just me