KyleR

Which website is he on? After a 5 second Google I find a drag racing website of that name talking about Chevy blocks etc, no sign of anything JDM. I found him in the Professional Traders section and dropped him a PM Ahhh, that guy, gotcha

Pretty much perfect fitment right there.

Which website is he on? After a 5 second Google I find a drag racing website of that name talking about Chevy blocks etc, no sign of anything JDM.

Buy one of each and mix them?

370 seats have been fitted into a 350, however modifications were required, so I assume they wouldn't be a direct fit.

Just buy MPSS, you won't suddenly fly off the road and die with them on the front. Yes, hypothetically you'll suffer oversteer with older less grippy rears, but they are all good premium tyres, not budget rubbish on the rear that maybe would kill you

They'll all fit. The cats are different, but they're different at the manifold side, not the Y pipe side.

The foaming is as much to do with the foam lance as it is the soap itself. If you're using the plastic Karcher lance then there are much better out there that will provide a much thicker foam.

Bend the hangers so it sits slightly higher?

Pretty sure it might have had a rebuild by ross! I rmember when he sold it before lol A rebuild to standard spec?

Is £6k good money for an unfinished 350Z drift car with a few undiagnosed problems on over 100k?

Exactly my opinion... sure 19s look nicer, but I prefer speed! His point is that 18" grids and tyres will be at least 4kg heavier EACH, therefore negating the faster fact. although the extra tire width might well allow for faster corner taking Possibly, but it's only 8% more road contact compared to an estimated 20%+ weight.

Great price! Call me when they invent a way to coat titanium in red

Are these the 345mm front discs or the 325mm ones please? 324mm is front OEM Brembo, not sure where the 345 comes from.

If 25mm fits the rear, I'm pretty sure 20 will be perfect for the front. There tends to be a 5mn difference front to rear.

Exactly my opinion... sure 19s look nicer, but I prefer speed! His point is that 18" grids and tyres will be at least 4kg heavier EACH, therefore negating the faster fact.

Honestly wouldn't be choosing 18" grids over your Rays. I don't think Grids in 18's are deep dish, so they just look like a more angular set or Rays anyway without the 3 dots. The price is good however, providing they are in good condition, but I would hold out for 19's

Only real option is to paint the whole thing, but TBH you probably won't notice a slight different shade on a few stone chips.

Is it the bush or ball joint the banana arms failed on? Both are available without having to buy the whole arm. As for the exhaust, contact Cougar Store, Tarmac Sportz or Torqen for after market options which will be cheaper than OEM.

The manual says to put 98 in it, but also says it san be ran for short periods of time on 95 when 98 isn't available. Apparently the knock sensors aren't very accurate after 5000 RPM and this is where the problem stems from. I'm sure there are plenty of cars running 95 and haven't exploded yet, the ROI guys are testament to this, but I prefer to follow the guidance of the manual to lower the risk of future problems. HR 350Z's and 370Z's don't have any problems running on 95 because their knock sensors work throughout the rev range. I'm far from an expert, but I'm sure Mark@Abbey would be happy to explain this again and he has done many times in the past.

ahh cheers wondered what the P was for.and yea I've tried finding a garrage in my area with a paint scanner but non round these parts as far as i know What is it your need painted?

Your paint is 12 years old, so it will have faded and/or changed slightly with sun exposure etc. The only real way to colour match is either by eye or using a very expensive colour reading camera. The "P" is trim colour

N.I. is fine for super, we have BP, Topaz, Go and Texaco who all provide 97 RON. The South stopped it about 10 years ago for some reason, which is odd because pretty much all our fuel up here comes in through Dublin

A Rocket Bunny replica has been available for around 6 months for about £1600 I think for the whole kit, what's the odd they bought the replica and are making cheap copies of it? At a grand it sounds like a bargain, but I wouldn't like to be the guy fitting it. Knight racer parts are fine for track or drift cars because they don't need to fit perfect and are probably going to get broken, so cheap and cheerful is best.