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Ian

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  1. You seem to ask for the most obscure information But yes, the cable & sensors are untouched. All you are removing is the wheel & replacing it with a hub & a new wheel
  2. the internal design is slightly different (on the engine side of the filtre) the rest is the same. it is better than an 03 box. no sure 05 GT4's had it though. worth checking Of course they do, all GT4s had the Revup engine, this is the intake from the Revup engine
  3. Got mine from Big Phil ages ago ^^Agree with asking sarah though
  4. Its a yes from me
  5. IBTS (In before the Sarnie ) Needs lowering & spacers Looks good though
  6. viewtopic.php?f=35&t=36719 Hopefully that answers your questions
  7. Hubs/Boss Adaptors Works Bell The most commonly used hub for the Z. It comes with an airbag resistor to stop the airbag light from coming on. There are 2 kinds of hubs made by WB - Standard & short. Standard - This will position the wheel in almost the same reach as the OEM wheel Short - This is for use with a Quick Release & also positions the wheel in near enough the same reach as OEM. Cost £100-£120 NRG Basically a knock off of the Works Bell hub, I have seen cases in the states of them cracking & you really do not want that to happen Cost around £100 They are the only 2 specifically designed kits for the Z that I know of, I know that MOMO make one but I'm not sure if its Z specific or universal. Quick Releases Nice to have, but not essential. If you do buy one this is where the horn becomes a bit more complex. It will come with 2 small spacers which the horn must be earthed to in order for it to work. I only figured this out a few days after fitting my wheel & I found them in the box & after I already made my own earthing points. Lots available, mainly by Works Bell & in a variety of colours expect to pay about £200+ for a good one. Again I need to stress the point that you need a good one - If these fail while your driving it not gonna be pretty. Available as a quick release or flip up release. Steering Wheels Stock wheel is 370MM, Most people seem to feel that the 350MM wheel is the perfect size but you can also get a 330MM. Plenty of choice available depending on whether you want leather or suede finish. Cost from about £80 Tools Needed small allen wrench (supplied with WB hub) T30 tamper-free Torx bit small flathead screwdriver 19mm socket 10mm socket Andy has written a good guide to removing & refitting the wheel so follow that guide for it Things I noticed after installation *Steering wheel no longer locks into place after switching car off *Can no longer move the wheel without the engine running *Can no longer rest arm on window comfortably I find the smaller wheel much more natural than the OEM size wheel & the few people who have driven my car since fitting them have agreed. A few pics of my set up. Works Bell Short Hub Works Bell Team Orange Quick Release Works Bell Team Orange Steering Wheel I think that about covers it If anyone wants any specific pictures of any part of my setup then let me know & I'll take some
  8. Is it legal to drive it like that? If so get on with it
  9. I'll sort out a guide for it once i get home
  10. I knew you would spot that when i took it
  11. You need to remove the washer bottle to fit the intercooler piping Im sure you could get a custom tank made up if you wanted to keep them badly enough
  12. Ninja Tune Factory 01633 253334, Just ask for Lionel & tell him I sent you
  13. If you fancy a trip over the bridge to Newport I know a good place
  14. Im in Bucks! Not the Ring then Not too far for me viewtopic.php?f=30&t=34039&start=180 Some pics of my car here Me too Yeah but my car is JDM y0
  15. I've got a S/C Z How much travelling are we looking at ?
  16. Will swap for 15mm spacers
  17. I'll be removing my alezan handle soon but you would have to glue it back together to refit it to your car
  18. One of my favourite bumpers & nice to see someone that got the diffuser aswell My original plan was for that combo on the front but I refuse to raise my suspension
  19. No I never. Damn
  20. Does this mean that Jacr added the random in the first link that Stew posted
  21. I hardly ever use my quick release unless showing it off It does make working on the interior a lot easier though with no wheel in place
  22. £35 for a HKS grounding kit £65 for Japspeed Decats
  23. Ian

    WTD: Sat Nav car cubby

    Thats how mine is set up now but I've lost the springs to put it back together The door sticks out too far aswell when its open
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