Ebized

Have it without if you like and still looks good on the OEM wheels, all in my opinion of course

No contest

WTF!!? Want to make him your first ban Graham

Looking very nice on the coil overs and also looking forward to seeing the upgrades you have planned

Many happy returns Andrew

They have certainly had some good business from you

One from the owner himself - for all you Grandad bashers Mind you he is a bit of a short arse

Oh yes you can

You have the 19" wheels on your 370? Just clarifying you don't have the base model with 18" wheels noting the advice above I would check availability/price as the options above come from use with the 350's and 18" wheels. i.e. I changed from Stones to Sessantas (which cured tramlining issues I had found), and been very pleased with the grip/performance levels and at the time they were nearly half the price of the PSS. Also, the 245/40 profile in the PPS was not available. Sadly the Vredestein have dropped the Sesstanas and I'm not convinced its replacement will be as good - rather like the PS3's were inferior to the PS2's by all accounts . Will be interested to hear what you decide.

it You are too cynical Jay, simply means that his shares in Michelin will be worth more

Without checking, I would have thought the OEM steering lock would be one of the factors that attract the Thatcham1 status that insurance companies want to see (if nothing else it could restrict a car being dragged onto a low loader for example - i.e. the theives who steal cars for parts), so I for one would be very wary at disabling the lock. If Nissan have issued a recall (or even a TSB) about the issue that will not help matters, IMHO. But if the insurance company is told an aftermarket steering lock is being used instead and they are OK with that, fair enough.

Th red zed looks nice But couldn't help noticing the left hand tailpipe seemed a bit too close to the valence for my liking.

Could this have ben your car I spotted on the way back from the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2009

The attached 2009 brochure tells you what your car has over and above other 370s March 2009 370z brochure.pdf

The advanced search function works very well (tut, tut, a teacher not using 'please' and 'thank-you')

Welcome newbies

Looks very nice. "No" is the answer to the seat belt question - trypulling it fully out and if there is a twist you should be be able to easily remove it.

Here you go http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/58792-airbag-warning-light-onreset/page__hl__%2Bairbag+%2Bwarning+%2Blight

Yes it is that is what I have done - mind you the email box got very busy

Not what I have seen at track days I have attended and reports back on here More seriously, its just a case of keeping anything related to off-road driving in one place and knowing those members who enjoy track days will invairably be followers, or active, in one or more forms of motorsport. But it was a good point Haydn - heading has now been adjusted

I'll be interested to hear if Szilveszter Kaizer (Kaizer Motors) has experience/knowledge with this issue.

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We now have a dedicated motorsport sub-section so this thread can be locked http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/169-motorsport/

Nice little mod

Now there is a dedicated area look forward to contributions whether that includes 350/370 participation or otherwise. I'll be pinning up some new thread headings (like the F1 that is now in here) so that special interests (i.e drag racing) can be kept together EDIT: We will see how the postings go as to whether new thread headings are necessary.