Hi guys,

 

I've searched but cannot find a recent post which specified the Tamiya differential gear part number which is required to fix the headlight adjusters. I must be going blind! How many sets do I need, can anyone tell me where I can get them and approximately how much to expect to pay for them. Many thanks for your time!

 

Dan

here you go mate - http://www.aus300zx.com/tech/headlight_disassembly/headlight_disassembly.htm

 

Vijay

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Thank you very much indeed gentlemen! Off to the modelshop I go!

 

Dan

When i bought mine i was told theres only two sets available , ones nylon and the other are metal , i havn,t got the part number for these but there was alot more cogs in than pictured , one pack did all my adjusters , cost about £7 IIRC HTH

these guys are very fast with delivery and will probably be cheaper than your local shop http://www.modelsport.co.uk/ I use them a lot as one of my other hobbies is RC racing. Currently trying to source a 1/10th scale 300ZX bodyshell like this one

 

these guys are very fast with delivery and will probably be cheaper than your local shop http://www.modelsport.co.uk/ I use them a lot as one of my other hobbies is RC racing. Currently trying to source a 1/10th scale 300ZX bodyshell like this one

 

 

 

Thanks for the link mate - I've just ordered the parts and they should be with me tomorrow via Special Delivery! :hyper:

 

Dan

Hi Danny,

 

What part numbers did you order?

 

Vijay

Hi Danny,

 

What part numbers did you order?

 

Vijay

 

Although the number on the picture indicates SP-602, the actual part number used in the UK is 50602.

 

HTH

 

Dan

Cheers Danny. What was in that kit, was it enough to do both lamps?

 

Vijay

Cheers Danny. What was in that kit, was it enough to do both lamps?

 

Vijay

 

Don't know yet - will know when it arrives tomorrow. I bought two packs (just in case). At £3.50 per pack it's hardly a problem ...

 

Dan

If you only want to do the lateral movement ones and its the wheel in the screw on housing that is gone then they are available from Nissan, cheap as chips. No messing required. Likewise the vertical adjust on the main beam.

However ,if its the wheels on the headlamp body that are split then you need the Tamiya kit.

here you go mate - http://www.aus300zx.com/tech/headlight_disassembly/headlight_disassembly.htm

 

Vijay

 

for some reason this link no longer works so you have to go to the site:

http://tech.aus300zx.com/

 

 

and then type "Headlight Disassembly" in the search window....

 

it should be the one at the top of the page...