... anyone, done things with the cubby hole, trim finish, carbon fibre finish, silver air vents etc.
also pics, of those single din or double din aftermarket
and anyone got any trick looking electronics, from apexi, hks, blitz?
thanks for the info.
can you explain about the flooding issues?
my other previous car, celica 190 had less torque i think.
had a look at one today for the first time, all round quite nice. rear seats are handy.
it's similar to the s2000, with the floor plan coming up at drivers side, but not as bad.
also had a look at early 350z today, the tt, zed, rx8 completely all different cars
went to local nissan dealer to have a look at Zeds
the early version and newer models were different inside.
the newer one had silver type knob surrounds for heating etc and the hazard button under the knob/dials. and silver around gear shifter.
can someone confirm, if this was a change for newer models and when did it first appear. i assume not in the 276bhp model and appeared on the 296bhp model?
if so, was it on the gt4 anniversary model?
from what i read they seem to be fun cars.
i had a celica 190 for 4 years so know what it's like at 8k rpm and no torque.
good character car, but tiredsome when pushing on. however i do miss is, but that might be becuase of the looks and kit i had on it.
audi tt remaped to 265-270bhp. torque figures to match.
quick pick up and power from turbo, quattro grips.
even with this average mpg is 30.
but reading rx8 you get only about 200 miles from a tank is a bit too hardcore.
hence the thought on the 350z's, until i read this post with positive views on rx8.
currently just looking at some trade 350z's, for ease part ex etc.
any thoughts on this one:
silver gt pack, 40k @ £11.6k?
http://www.beckevans.co.uk/vehicle-deta ... 377&popup=
05 at £9.5k is good.
anyone know what the mpg of these are like, have read it is bad. even on long distance motorway, it still only returns low 20's.
any opinions and what the price of a:
rx8 pz grey 56 plate with less than 10k miles?
only conern, is that they don't seem to hold their value very well.