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Any chance of one of your super mega deals my dear boy???:D :D

OK I'm sorting out me Puta at the moment!!! Gone onto Broadband and want to take full advantage of the music thats available!! So what CD copier do I get, I want something that plays on normal systems and where is the best place to get em?

Hi All, Think my monitor is going west, the picture distorts for 5 Mins and then resorts back to normal for another 5 mins! Or is ot the dodgy Sauvignon!!!!! So whats a decent make of monitor and what can I get for 100-150 quid?:eek:

Shame!!!! It had just qualified for a free council flat and driving lessons!!!!!!

Hello Mate, The only correctly designed spark plug for a tuned z is PFR6B-11B gapped to 0.92mm, available from America for about $50 a set. These are platignum, unfortunately irridium spark plugs are not manufactured in the correct physical proportions to correctly fit the TT Z's cylinder head!

Hi Jeff, With regard to the above, sorry not in the habit of handing out orders on the forum! There was an admin error by Nissan which detailed the PFR6B-11 as the correct plug for the TT Z, when in Fact it is the correct plug for a NA Z! You are indeed right the right plug for a TT Z is the PFR6B-11C or -11B for a tuned Z, to quote TT.NET The PFR6B-11(Non-turbo plug)is the same and sits too far in the head to make a proper spark. So as you can see unless you have had major head work you will need to stick with the Nissan PFR6B-11*B*.

Jeff, Give us the NGK part numbers for each plug? Mark

Forget my TT rebuild I need to get out more!!!!!!!!!!!!!

if you go to twin turbo net there is a write up on how to do it! Just get a blanking plug from a plumbers and metal glue some pennies to the underside of the plenum Mark

My other hobby is sitting alone in the DARK!!!!:D

http://www.300zx.org.uk AndyP's site will have most stuff on there

Cheers Mate, You have found no problems with running it in the winter like that? Is there a link somewhere detailing how to do it? Mark

Just want to know the pros and cons, of this mod?

I think there is someplace in the states where you can get a one piece prop for $190, but there are safety concerns with these!

To tell you the truth I am confused, but also really not wanting to know the answer! If you were in a head on I doubt if you could remember too much about it! If i have a choice between crashing and not crashing, I choose the latter! LOL Mark

Craig, He has my vote! He has bent over backwards to help people out on this forum and he is a top bloke as well!

Impartial advice Z32 better than S13;)

Ignore him mate he's in a bad mood for some reason;) http://www.gtr.co.uk/html/ You will be better off asking in that link! Good Luck Mark

Yeah, the worst accidents I go to are usually where cars hit trees or lamposts, they usually don't move!! Hence the car bodywork and human bodywork moves!!

Went to an incident a while ago where a biker's foot rest got clipped by a car coming out of a corner, went straight through his foot, because he tucked his foot behind the rest! OUCH Metros are one of the unsafest cars on the road, you can cut through them with a tin opener! Most engine mounts these days are designed to collapse on serious impact, hopefully tucking them out of the way of passengers!! Be safe out there;) Mark

Sorry to hear about your news mate! Get it up to PPS get a full spray and you will be amazed at how cheap it is! If that is not an option I know a fairly good paint shop in Battersea! Mark

Just for your info they should be gapped to 0.92mm, any smaller and you will have trouble idling, any bigger and the spark gets blown away by the rush of pressurised air! Mark

Just to let you know John, courtesey have PFR6B-11b in stock, mine arrived today! Mark

Hi Nelson, I should imagine they would know on TT.net, they like an auto in the states do a search on their forum! What was andy elephants car auto or manual? Mark

Hello Mate, How much do you want for it and is the plastic shell completely intact i.e. absolutely no cracking?