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I think it should be kept to PMs like before. It is posted publicly in this thread so anyone who can use Google can quite easily find our code and distribute it..

EBC Yellowstuff or Ferodo DS2500 pads, HEL braided brake lines and Motul RBF 600 or ATE Superblue fluid.

Ditto.

You will notice a big improvement, the BDs stop very well. Can't wait to get my HEL brake lines on to improve it even further

I use Dodo Juice Supernatural after a detail/polish and keep it topped up with Meguiars NXT liquid wax. Works brilliantly on my GM Z and gives a very durable finish. I use Chemical Guys Speed Wipe after a weekly wash too which enhances shine and makes the surface antistatic. The freshly waxed wet look is there after every wash and stays for ages after a wash too.

My car is the same age + milage and I'll be giving it a major service this weekend with bits supplied by ZMANALEX (best prices and service! ). A P3 is basically a oil + filter and air filter change with some 'inspections' thrown in. For peace of mind I'll be doing additional bits as there's no evidence in my service book that other fluids have ever been changed. Alex supplied Denso Iridium spark plugs, Motul 8100 oil and Nissan oil filter, genuine Nissan gearbox oil with Molyslip additive,rear diff fluid, and coolant for a flush and some Motul RBF 600 brake fluid (I'm also changing the brake lines to HEL braided hoses). I have HKS panel filters so don't need to replace them. If it's never had a P3 I'd go for an oil + filter/air filter change and spark plugs as a minimum at that age and milage, but it's recommended that the gearbox and diff fluids are also changed at this sort of time. Brake fluid should be done every two years or 27k, coolant every three years or 36k, plugs every five years or 45k and oil every year or 9k.

Unless you are doing a large amount of track days a year then I'd stick to 600. The extra cost for little improvement isn't worth it from what I've researched. Also found out the 660 absorbs more moisture than 600 so needs more regular flushing.

Always satisfying doing the work yourself Nice looking Z, I like the way it sits has it been lowered or are those bigger wheels?

Me too I love these, really looking forward to the anniversary box!

I use BD discs and the pads that go with them. Work really well for normal use as well as 'fast road' use. I'll be using them on the track soon so will see what they are like then, but I've got no worries about them under performing.

Where the rubber caps from the same seller? I can't seem to find them.

Thank you for the helpful reply.

I use Dodo Juice Supernatural after a detail and top it up with Meguiars NXT liquid wax every couple of weeks or so. After every weekly wash I spray the car with Chemical Guys Speed Wipe which adds to the wax protection and is also anti-static to repel dust. I find when it rains the water doesn't leave any noticeable marks (unless it's that horrible sandy rain!) and the car stays really clean looking for most of the week between washes. If it gets surface marks, a quick spray with the speed wipe and a MF at the end of the day makes it look freshly washed again, unless it gets really soiled and needs a full wash like today, doh!

I really like those spoilers, very tempted to get one of them.. Looks lovely, you are missing one thing though, a stubby aerial!!

Got an order coming for some HEL brake lines, Motul RBF 600 brake fluid, Motul 8100 engine oil + filter, gearbox fluid + molyslip, LSD fluid, coolant and Denso Iridium spark plugs courtesy of ZMANALEX (apart from brake lines). Also impulse bought some gold D1 Spec wheel nuts from a member in the trading section yesterday. Should keep me busy for a little while. Also got a track day booked in for 9th November at Goodwood

Also interested in this. Changing my OEM lines to HELs in the next few weeks and I might as well change the nipples whilst I'm there as they are a bit rusted.

This is a good idea actually, sits nice and flush and can stay in there all the time. What make is it?

D1 Spec do long ones. Watch out for fakes on eBay though.

HKS.

Wooly Mammouth is really good. I got one last week after using a waffle weave towel for ages, so glad I changed now as like you say, you literally lay it on the panel and lift off and its dry! Don't even need to wring it out.

I've just booked myself in for an AM session on this, wondering if any other Zeds will be going?

Ended up going for Goodwood on Saturday 9th November for an AM session.

Excellent. Payment sent

Sorry, should have read your first post properly, you've said there that the fitment is fine I'll take them, can't help myself.

Yes please!! Are these a like for like replacement on the originals fit wise?