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Hello all, as you most probably see im new too these forums

 

so hello first of all :)

 

iam after a new car, and ive been looking at and very interested in the 300zx

 

ive been to look at a few but none really taken my fancy,

 

also information has been lacking on my park as im new too the japanese turbo market also

 

i would appricate some pointers on what i should be looking for in my first zed, such as, what should i be looking at work wise? parts changed etc

 

one of the main worrys is fuel consumption, now i know a 3.0 v6 TT is going to drink it like a irish barfeind but i wouldnt mind knowing figures on what you can get out of a standard zed miles out of £10 and miles out of a tank, plus how much it costs to fill the tank

 

any information which will help me find my first Zed really,

 

thanks for your time,

 

ric.

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id make sure the car you buy has good service history with documented proof of a 60k service (plugs, cam belt, water pump,fuel/air filters etc due) or budget for one in your purchase.

 

having someone look over it who knows about zeds could save you £££'s in the long term.

 

i put in £30 at a time in my car, a combination of cruising to & from work with the odd blast or 2 gives me an average of abouy 140 miles or so. driving harder or lots of round town driving will drop this to nearer 100 miles or so.

 

on a long run a full tank (about £55 ish) will do me upto 300miles dependant on cruising speeds

 

but then i think of it as fun per gallon as opposed to miles per gallon :D

i get 50 miles for a tenner mate , 200 a tank but thats everyday driving , if i boot it , it can drop a fair bit but never normally lower than 150 a tank, unless im trying to keep up with baggins LOL

i get 50 miles for a tenner mate , 200 a tank but thats everyday driving , if i boot it , it can drop a fair bit but never normally lower than 150 a tank, unless im trying to keep up with baggins LOL

 

 

Hee hee ! Thats the same as i got with my 270bhp 200sx (S13) :hyper:

 

That was too tempting to press the loud pedal :eek: You could watch the fuel gauge needle drop.

im getting like 65miles to £10 atm so doesent seem a issue atm

 

cheers for the replys, anything else i should be looking for? how much would you think i'd be looking at for a Zed

 

preferbally UK one for insurance purposes but import shouldnt be a problem really

 

ta

 

ric.

Welcome to the forum :dance:

 

Each fill up - roughly £55 depending on fuel prices - gives me about 235 miles normal driving. That's 25 miles each way to/from work, 20 miles on single c'way A road at 50-80mph with some hard overtaking and 5 miles urban.

 

On a long m-way run at 90-100 I get around 280 from the tank.

 

HTH

 

Richard

I have something to say............ It's better to burn out than to fade away..... :tt2:

christ there must be something seriousley wrong with my zed put £20 in and only get about 45 miles only got blitz filter and decatt

When I used to drive my Z I used to get about 12 to 24 mpg dependant on the weather. Dry 12mpg Wet 24mpg Thats just an average. A long motorway journey and I've seen near 26mpg.

I get twice as much fuel to the pound now, and it seems a boost leak was causing my car to have no power low down, no difference when turbo spooled up which is weird.

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