ZMANALEX

the weight of the engine is pretty light, since 2 of us lifted it with ease. What You must be some strong boys down there

You have got to swop out the oem wheel studs with the extended studs supplied while the hubcentric easy fit ones come with the extended studs already fitted to the spacer, so they are totally bolt on with no fuss. Alex.

Good spot BM And thanks Stew for the Edit, do you wanna come down and reorganise my photo bucket albums for me.

They are on Continentals mate. The wheels are as new and the tyres are 8mm, so I think that would answer all your questions bar one. Alex.

Some pics for you mate. Sorry made a mistake with the tread depth, it is actually 8mm and not 7mm I will have to work out a price mate but they will be much, much, more expensive than the current Ebay price. The wheels may look a bit dull in the images as I have a protective film of ACF50 on them for protection which just wipes off. Alex.

I thought that was the ones that you were looking at. I have a nearly new set of 20" RS8 rims and tyres (7mm) which I am about to offer up to forum members so if you miss out on the ebay listing, then give me shout. Remember that spacers are required to clear the front Brembos. Alex.

+1 Best with the bolt on kit Sandy. Send them back if you can and buy the proper kit from CS. Alex.

These offsets will be fine.

As Darren-B has said, but any further long distance attempts at diagnoses would be purely a hypothesis. I have new plugs and preowned coil packs available if required. Good luck with your issue and I hope it is not to much of an expensive fix. Alex

Martin, a nice Gold colour always looks good with Azure. yeah did think that, or was looking at black chrome, will keep thinking - wish I had been on here when you sold your LMGT4 weekend wheels lol LOVE THOSE WHEELS I have another set of LMGT4's that you might be able to wrestle away from me. Also got a set of GT4 18" LM1's in black chrome.

Martin, a nice Gold colour always looks good with Azure.

Glad it is sorted.

Ignore the guides mate, just make sure that they are very tight. I have not forgotten about the pics mate. I was promised that the stuff was despatched yesterday so should be with me today.

There is a set procedure for belt tightness but I usualy find that they have to be tighter than recommended Your problem will be that the belts are to loose, they really have to be very tight especially the main serpentine belt.

It would cost in the region of £200.00 / £240.00 to get a quality refurb. in Black/Chrome, a colour which really suits this wheel.

£285.00 for Exedy cover, plate and bearing, in stock for next day delivery. Fidanza flys also now back in stock.

This is an ebay listing which appears every 2-3 months so be careful. And as Stew has mentioned, It does not fit RHD.

Christian, I have replied to your pm. The NATS code for your car can be retrieved from Nissan U.K and reprogrammed to another virgin ECU. It is also sometimes possible to reprogramme to a used UCU.

ZMANALEX will know - try a pm Geee thanks Colin The codes that you are getting are inconclusive and I would suggest dropping into your nearest Nissan Centre and ask them to plug in there hand held code reader and pull the codes. Also ask them to give you a print out of the codes stored and archived before they delete them. Any friendly Nissan Centre should do this for you without a prior appointment or monetery charge. I am asumming that you do not have a code reader. The codes that you are pulling manually: Generic DTC defininition for 065 or 0065 is Air Assisted Injector Control Range / Performance. Nissan Specific DTC Values for 1065 is ECM Power Supply. Okay, now we have a code (1065) and a DTC Value but that is not much help as that covers a multitude of potential issues so you really require to follow my recomendation and get your fault codes read properly. Once you have them then post them up or pm me and I will talk you through the fix. Below explains what I am trying say regarding where the potential issues lie, but relax because this is not serious or expensive unless your ECU, BCM or IPDM is on its way out but this is highly unlikely as when they fail they usually fail completely. Electronic Control Modules are subsystems consisting of CPUs and assorted signal inputs and outputs dedicated to controlling a component within the vehicle. They range in complexity from an Engine Control Unit which handles the logic for managing the power-train system efficiency, to an Anti-lock Braking (ABS) Control unit that monitors vehicle speed and brake fluid, to a simple body module that controls the automatic door locks or power windows. In many cases, these modules communicate to each other through such protocols as CAN, LIN, J1850, and J1959. Hope this helps. Alex.

I go out at 35psi all round from cold with my 888's After a few laps once the tyres are up to temperature I adjust the pressures, which usually requires me letting considerable air out (12psi) as the temps are now around 47psi. I find driving the 888's when really hot and sticky between 33 and 35psi gives me optimum grip.

Every question that you put forward has been answered and still the questions appear. You appear to be totally unsure of what you want and or what you are willing to spend. I have read through this thread a couple of times now to see what I am missing. It appears that you are creating obstacles that really do not exist or they are totally unsignificant. The advice and recomendations that you have been given are all good, but still you have questions. The prices quoted are all extremely reasonable, yet still you doubt. £200 for fitting the complete V1 kit is not expensive, nor is £400 for painting the complete kit. Fit it yourself and save £200, it is hardly rocket science and even you should manage that. The price that I quoted for the complete kit must have been to cheap as it is now sold and I could have sold it 4 times over. We are all here to help each other but hey man you gotta start helping yourself. There is also a very useful search button, why not try it sometime. Alex.

Thanks for the heads up guys 2006> LEDs available and good to go. Genuine Nissan UK and will fit all U.K and JDM models without any wiring mod. Totally plug and play. Half the price of the Nissan Dealers.

Yes, that is correct and nothing to worry about.

Good luck with the reset procedure and remember and post up the fault codes. If in the future you are using a fault code reader, then please remember that sometimes on the JDM readings will not available. If you discover that you require o2 simulators (spacers) then I have them available for next day delivery. Cheers, Alex.

If you pull back the rubber boot on the clutch fork on the side of the gearbox then you can get in to lub quite easily with a WD40 aerosol or similar. Also try lubricating the fulcrum and spring at the top of the clutch pedal.