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July 23, 200619 yr

Thanks to everyone who replied to my previous thread.

Everybody seems to be getting lots better quotes than me through the autotrader site, where I can only get insurance down to around £1000!

I am using Fairlady as my model, is everybody else? It's just that lots of people have said Elephant and yet when I phoned them they told me they would not insure a Fairlady!!

HELP ME!

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July 23, 200619 yr

are you looking ar classic insurance too? try heritage and norton insurance

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July 24, 200619 yr

Hi y'all, i don't know it this is the same situation but I wanted to insure a 1993 fairlady as a 2nd car and was quoted from £1300 to £2200 as my no claims bonus only related to my Toyota HiLux. However, I tried open and Direct as a last resort and got fully comp ins for £450. Am I a happy bunny!!

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I used Josh @ Gorilla Imports in 2021. My first time importing and was a very good experience.

By sumshiftyguy · 6 minutes ago6 min
Tyre size recommendations

245 on an 8J will look like a balloon on a 8j….. an 8J is only 204mm wide

The tyres you currently have a 2% smaller in diameter and circumference that the OEM wheel/tyre combo

Personally would be looking at a 225/45r17. Plenty of very nice tyre options and only 0.4% different diameter from OEM size

By nickz32 · 10 hours ago10 hr
Simply Japanese at Beaulieu 19th July 2026

If I’ve built and installed my engine by then (which I bloody hope I have!) I’ll be there

By nickz32 · 10 hours ago10 hr
Suggestions for Potential Valved Exhaust

Personally I wouldn't bother mate!
Valved systems are fine where they are an OEM fit on new cars, but why waste cash trying to replicate that on an older car which sounds pretty decent from the box.
Go and speak to Infinity (the guys next to Jim) and get them to custom build a "normal" system for you. I did and I am very pleased with the result.
My old Mongoose was too intrusive at cruising speeds, so Infinity fabricated one with extra resonators at the front, which made cruising quieter from inside the car. They then used smaller silencers at the rear, so the best of the noise is out back. If I want to have a little fun and enjoy the rumble, I just open the windows.
No fancy switches to mess around with, it looks good, sounds good (without the added knob-headed attention seeking function) and only cost £600 all in.

By RichardS · 11 hours ago11 hr
Tyre size recommendations

Hi Rob,
for the wheel sizes you have, and to keep the rolling circumferences close, fronts should be 45 profile - go for 235/45/17 on the front and 255/40/17 on the rear. You'll find plenty of options with those sizes. That's what I ran when I had the same 17 inch Azevs on my red Zed😉
You might get 265/40/17 on the rear - but brand options may be fewer.
It all follows when you upgrade wheel diameter, you keep the width and drop 5% in profile - I have 18s and my fronts are 235/40/18.
Richard

By RichardS · 11 hours ago11 hr

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