These are not the Aruba Dave GZA replicas and are of a flatter design and possibly poorer quality compared to the OEM or GZA keys.

However they are available now:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/nissan-300zx-Fairlady-Z32-Master-Blank-Titanium-key-Replica/184520268543?hash=item2af643daff:g:vVMAAOSw5epfmJyh

The seller's first batch sold out pretty quickly:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/nissan-300zx-Fairlady-Z32-Master-Blank-Titanium-key-Replica-/184513489757?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&nma=true&si=pB%2BztZ6Kl8C78Sar%2B%2FPD1BxQKXk%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc

Edited November 4, 20205 yr by AndrewG

I have an Aruba key which I bought 8 years ago or so, I also bought one of these when I first saw them on 27th Oct, it did remove the listing after that single purchase and I paid $45, relisted at more money now it seems.

Make another good spare if nothing else.

I can update here once it arrives which could be any day but they do not look as good as you say Andrew.

One of the TT.net members has posted pictures comparing OEM to GZA and the Japanese replicas.

http://www.twinturbo.net/nissan/300zx/forums/general/view/2644096/Comparison-of-replica-Titanium-Keys.html

Japanese one looks pants, expect mine any day for appraisal.

Some more......

https://roninimports.com/product/300zx-titanium-key-ri-gen1-v2/

Edited November 11, 20205 yr by phutumsch

The Ronin key looks really nicely made and finished. I understand that GZA are in the process of making more keys, but are

changing the design subtly from OEM to make it easier to indentify them and stop them being passed off as original. The

300ZX text cut through of the Ronin key is nicely executed and achives the same end.

My Japanese key has arrived and to be honest, it is exactly as expected, I would furnish with a picture but it would offer nothing we haven't already seen.

Wouldn't want to pay anymore than the £35 I did, make another great spare and I'm not unhappy, it is what it is.

How do you guys get on with getting the titanium keys cut? Going to buy one of the Ronin ones 

Had my Aruba Dave one cut about 7 year ago, guy in the shop just said it was a bit hard but knuckled down and got it done without any fuss.

I know some shopkeepers have refused but on the whole you'll be fine.

Looked at my Japanese key again this morning, rubbed a bit of metal polish cloth on it and applied a touch of red paint to the logo.

This took me all of 2 mins, suppose with pocket wear it'll keep shiny, just that the advert for them is not the best, they look very flat, like I said they are what they are for the money.

Edited November 13, 20205 yr by phutumsch

Saw these keys appear on the market and thought they looked poor quality compared to the OEM and Aruba ones. Glad I managed to find a full set of locks with titanium key as it’s a shame Dave stopped doing his and they did look good


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