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As per the title, does anyone have this setup. Been looking on the forum/web but can't find one! Have the cat back at the moment and thinking about getting an aftermarket Y pipe and most probably silenced decats. Thanks for anyone's help in advance Adam

Sounds like a bargain with 1 years NCB

Just double checking we have a dedicated Z track time slot as apparently they only have a few sessions left. Thanks

4k wheels and racing tyres?! :|

Nope not at all. That's running OEM size tyres for the 19's (245/275) and not oversized tyres though.

Option 2! 9.5J on the front and 10.5J on the rear with the offset around ET20 is perfect on the Z. Not too much to ruin every day driving but looks the business too! You don't have to roll the arches with that setup as well

Well its a year on since i started this thread. So that means another years insurance. Managed to get it for £386 this year, would have been around £350 if it wasn't modified! So £100 down over a year on already cheap insurance is enough to have a party about!.......

He will make us all look like

Hehe! :bunny:

PM replied! You need to pop in and see me when your here

If you make the trip to Reading i know where you can have it done for £60. It is not his full time job and therefore is not insured but he has done over 100 cars and three of mine. This is mine on 30%

Haha! Dammit...Maybe that's why I never win the drag down the retail park! I 'think' my arm goes between the ash tray and handbrake. But now I am doubting myself. Will update tomorrow

Set the limiter to 6600rpm and leave it

How does it get in the way in the ash tray? Fits perfectly! Now my old Galaxy S2 got in the way but that would get in the way in the boot

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/66399-japfest-castle-combe-11th-may/ List of 40+ interested already

Just did some googling, seems you are right. 1.8 = DC2 2.0 = DC5 and 3.5 litre FTW

DC5* Yea, as I mentioned my mate had one, and it went off its tit when the VTECH kicked in. For a 1.8L it produced a nice 200BHP, but would keep up with Skylines on twisty tracks! Quite impressive cars It is the only honda i would probably actually buy if I was to buy one. Or the S2000 maybe 2 Litre isn't it?!

They are great handling FWD cars but a bit too scrabbly for me. You can't beat a decent handling RWD car to put a smile on your face. I am talking about the DC2, never driven a DC5 but i imagine they are similar.

Bargain

Will look better when its tucked under the arch slightly!

Welcome

You'd ideally want 20mm spacers on the front, none needed for the rear. The front tyres might also need changing to 245/35 instead of 245/40 that the 370Z uses although I'm not sure if the original sizes will cause you problems or not. Wheel nuts are also different as they use a flat seat instead of the original taper seat. I've considered them myself as they're decent and light wheels for a good price even taking into account the above. The man above is correct . 20mm hubcentric spacers needed on the front and i would definitely swap the 245/40's for 245/35's.

S2k is more as its a soft top, convertible Zeds are more than the coupe. I reckon the 350 insurance will go up in price soon as its become more affordable so newer drivers will be able to afford them

I am a Support Service Delivery Manager in IT and if one of my customers has an outsourced IT department they have to pay more for support. So its swings and round about's really!