Digsy

Rotas weren't they? Send him a PM, he stocks them.

Think Michael Douglas saying "greed is good" .......in 1986!!!

Quality of manufacture is very good, fit is pretty good as well. We have this on our car. Nice one, Phil. Thought I'd seen it somewhere before! Don't know why the link didn't work but thanks to Lincolnbaggie for understanding what I was trying to do. Hmmm. Its just a thought floating round the cess pit of my mind at the moment.......

Big of you to admit you've been a dick, Tim!

I really fancy the lip in the top pic. https://www.takakaira.co.jp/aerokits/ae ... .asp?cat=4 Does anyone know anything about the quality of fit for this manufacturer?

Unless you intend to take them off for the winter, forget Volk polished lips.

Maybe good for me. Will have to confirm nearer the time.

Black would look sweet on a Chilli!

how longs a piece of string wheels from £600- £2000 tyres from £400 - £800 mine cost £1400 tyres and rims new But your seller's disappeared of the face of the earth..........

+1 Not keen on gold unless its on blue scoobies. Thats Bronze isnt it? Dont like it on those either, too common I'm pretty sure its gold on the scoobies but bronze seems to be one that the Yanks go for on the Zeds but I can't stand. I thought that too, but my mate has an old 1995 scoobie in silver and has bronze wheels not gold. I suspect they may not be OEM.

Aha! This question is the source of much debate and friendly ( ) banter! Quality Japanese wheels will cost you anywhere between £1500 and £3000 from an English supplier. However, suppliers in the UK are a bit limited so now is a good time to take advantage of that exchange rate and buy from the US where you'll save a packet. There are other wheels available which personally I have no problem with but others do, such as TSW, which I think you can source over here for less than £1k. Is your priority looks or handling? Cheaper wheels will be cast and therefore will be heavier than stock in a 19 or 20". Do you mind importing or do you want a UK supplier?

+1 Not keen on gold unless its on blue scoobies. Thats Bronze isnt it? Dont like it on those either, too common I'm pretty sure its gold on the scoobies but bronze seems to be one that the Yanks go for on the Zeds but I can't stand.

Welcome aboard, mate! This link hasn't been updated for a while but may give you some food for thought:- http://www.zmodified.com/gallery/index.php?cat=31 If you decide on one or two specific wheels, post 'em up and we can then offer some advice on sizes, offsets, tyres etc.

+1 Not keen on gold unless its on blue scoobies.

Are you planning a custom job on the standard wheels, Rob? Or Time Attacks? Or Rotas?

I thought you were "cash but no 350Z" mate? Sorry, couldn't resist.

PMSL Welcome aboard, fella! Your dad's Zed looks very slick.

Welcome, pal! You are right at the bottom of the Zed ladder in that price range and there'll be quite a few dogs knocking around. I would wholeheartedly agree with Mike that if you can stretch to Sinbad's car you would be getting a fine, well looked after Zed at an absolute bargain price. I've seen the car on a couple of occasions and its a steal.

Why runflats and why only 2????

Forget performance gains from a zorst unless you're also going FI. Its all about sound baby! I'd suggest you get the NISMO cat back and see wat you think. If you want it louder then you can get the cats done later. If, like lots of us, the NISMO hits the spot straight out of the box you've saved yourself the price of some cats. Sorted!

Were they expensive on delivery from Japan?

I'm a possible, subject to date.

It says they are in Japan. Oh, and all my prices are in US dollars.

I still say that looks like Robbie Williams in that Zed of Sarnies Miserable c**t isn't he!