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  1. depends on the car if i was buying a skyline a cat c-d wouldnt bother me too much so long as fully restored but a 350z when there are readiely avaiable with lots of choice ide maybe look else where but again depends on the buyer price they want to spend if it fits there style ect

     

    hard to compare mate, you wouldnt buy a CAT D skyline with a couple of mods and bodykit for more than the price of a non CAT D Stock skyline

     

    no course not but its whats available at the i use the skyline as i know theres only a handful for sale at any one time, i know this as im always looking for a decent 34 gtt so if one came up low miles ect but was cat d and the other choices were what i keep seeing 80-100k need some work doing for for same price i know what ide go for.

     

     

    as for widebody 350s tho theres not many but no but making is easy and cheap enough

  2. once the wheel is off taking them apart is pretty straight forward and same for putting the new controls in the wheel but under you gear stick / radio you should have a connector that they plug into (mines a jap model so i had to splice the wires, only 3 so was trial and error on what worked) but pretty simple job im sure i found a guide when i did it but cant find it now tho happy to help if i can tho

  3. Oh so many haters.....

     

    As for spacers i think its a grey area, I know a guy running Hubcentric 80s on an s15, been in the business for a long time and basically just said shuold be fine and all depends what you want to use it for, i guess if your drifting it hard youll probably wear certain things out quicker but safe or not safe just overdramatic, seems if you keep an eye on them and generally look after your car should be fine.

     

    Im going to need big spacers and its not always about not wanting to fork out cash on decent wheels, my wheels arnt the right offset but i love the wheels and so will prob need 50s, each to their own.

     

    As for the Veilside being ugly, some would argue that a stock 350z is ugly, im one of them, i love the car, but not stock, one mans rubbish is another mans gold...

     

    i personally think this guys done a decent build and if mine looks as tight as that ill be happy :D

     

    im with you on the v3 kit i wouldnt say a standard 350 is ugly but its not a looker either to round on the front arse is nice tho

     

    but hell yeah v3 buddy ftw

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  4. i was looking at running some big spacers like 40-45mm for the rear on my veilside but this guys got 50mm on the front and 80mm on the back ... is that safe ??

    not really but that is what you do when you don't purchase a proper set of wide wheels

     

    i get it im in a similar position £200 on spacers or £1000+ on wheels but ill be going for wheels of a fair witdth about 10/10.5j with a heffty offset and the using spacers to make up the diffrence should work i need 40mm tops.

     

    you gotta wonder if hes spent "2k" on audio why he hasnt splashed on wheels too

  5. I had a couple of these Prosport gauges in my Zed. http://www.rspec.co....&product_id=981

    I had boost and oil temp. Great features for the price, colour changing (and the amber is very close to OEM), peak memory, adjustable warning alarms etc Which are very handy especially if your thinking of having it where you can't see it. Never had a problem with reliability in 4 or 5 years until i sold it.

     

    The ones in the pod in the below picture.

     

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    and again i dont really have any need for gauges but now i feel i need gauges for everything this looks sweet :)

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