marzman

Needs spacers and lowered, then will look very

Nissan X-Trial pads from any local motor factor.

I'd have one of them...

And didnt you do it all yourself? This guy wants a garage to do all the work so probably looking at another £3k labour?

you'll be looking at about £10k for something like that mate.

Very tempting as i need some bargain winter wheels... but sadly no tyres. Good luck with sale.

If you've got JDM brakes then go to a motor factors and order some nissan x-trail pads as they'll fit... shouldnt pay more than about £25 i'd have thought for a pair of rears...

I see one of these quite frequently in Knutsford where i work. Same colour scheme and everything.

Yep, read that this morning - was quite interesting.

+1 that would be ace... We should look to rent like a sprint circuit for the day somewere... I know Curborough do group bookings and it works out at about £60 per car for 15 or so cars... but it's not a particularly good track.

Ah man jealous! Thats gonna be great fun! Lawman's a pretty good name. You should come out to Firestarter by the prodigy... that'll wind em up...

Dont get an X3...

Wow, that goes like a rocket 6.63 is an amazing time!!

I mean the pins on the TC side... i.e. on the plug that goes into the ODBII. Thats where mine were loose.

Mine had a loose connection at the ODBII connector. The wires appeared to be still connected and covered by heatshrink, but the they had snapped underneath... so i pulled them off and resoldered them. The throttle should still work as you describe now, but also the screen should illuminate when just plugged into the ODBII and not the throttle... how about getting a 12v source from somewhere (8AA batteries, an electric drill etc) and tapping into the power wires... thats where i'd start...

£164?? Fookin hell, has it got a TV in it?

Yes there is, but i dont know what its called... It's something like a Type 051 or something... Take it to an independant motor factors and they'll know straight away - i paid about £57 for mine if i recall. The thing to be aware of is that the terminals are the wrong way round compared to UK batteries, i.e. + and - are on the opposite sides to normal.

Very nice...

Buy an ODBII code reader off ebay for £20 and read the code. On one of my beemers (e36 shape) i had the common ABS sensor problem, and a light saying ABS came up on the dash so not sure if you have an ABS light on a car fitted with DSC...

So let me get this right (don't want to make them lower after all).......if I'm performing this alteration whilst standing leaning into the bonnet over the front bumper, facing towards the windscreen.....the bolt must be turned 1.5-2.0 turns clockwise? Just do it facing a wall with your lights on and you will clearly see the beam moving up or down...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=black+350Z+Lesbos Result, 3rd one down! (Not Safe For Work )

No way thats made by Valeo - who made my head up display.

Thanks mate.

Cool!!