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mine has done this several times before, but not alot, its very wierd i find if you sit on the brake in drive it stops and goes away, and it goes away for a very long time when you clean the TPS connector pins with electrical contact cleaner. Very odd

i found them on ebay but phoned em up to buy them straight away from http://www.jappartsuk.com , i phoned them back and after first refusing a refund on all grounds, he later seen sence after threatened with legal action. but... i really like em, so im looking at poss tire choices first, Personally i have a thing for toyo proxes T1-R's, but ive only about £200 to play with, Ive read a few threads about tires already so i know about the different tires people prefer and so any advice would be good, thanks again Pete

Hi, just baught some new wheels from ebay and they were advertised as haveing only 3 week old tyres, they arrived and they are nearly shot, can anyone help me locate 2 decent tyres for a good price in 245/40/ZR18 size Thanks Pete

hmm. i like the sound of that, but if i fit spacers will there be any tracking or handling issues? ps. how much do they cost?

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i just bought some new 18's and have some uk rears with good toyo proxes t1r's on, just waiting to recieve em

just too make sure, im certain they do but can somebody confirm these wheels will fit, because i just bought them... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140255227825&ru=http%3A%2F%2Fshop.ebay.co.uk%3A80%2F%3F_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dm38%26_nkw%3D140255227825%26_fvi%3D1

there was a white one on top gear a few sundays ago when clarkson was driving that GTR in Japan

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Nissan-300ZX-SWB-TT-Showcar_W0QQitemZ170225267823QQihZ007QQcategoryZ18238QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

wow... look at the similarity to the one above, and this one on ebay

clean the throttle position sensor connectors, this happened to mine a few days last week, unplugged the connector to the sensor (black box on passenger side of throttle bodies) and sparay some electrical contact cleaner (halfords sell it) on the pins. wipe dry and plug back in, job done

wow... dont understand any of that

that carbon actually looks better than the stuff in the SMZ

thanks stellaz, i love the kit, wheels look good, exhausts suit, spoiler suits the weels. but the interior looks shit, a mis-match of colours and the carbon fibre looks yellow

how thick is that? it looks really thick, i like it, goes really well with your red interior

funny how you dont notice these things untill to late. any pics of the your carbon look trim now? love to see it

i didnt read the post above, just a coincidence, sorry

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/member.php?&u=401 ^ Profile says he has one for sale soon too, and his window lock button is different to mine

i want one

your worrying to much

does the ausspec smz have the carbon interior?

both 21" guarenteed

i dunno, ive read reports of them still costing the same as new at 2-3 even for yours old, thats quite something really, ive been looking for interior pics but cant find any.

would'nt that make your heaters stink

just incase anyone cared - 1995 marks the 25th Anniversary of the Z: Nissan, working with Steve Millen Sports Cars, produces a limited edition 25th Anniversary 300ZXTT, the SMZ. The cost of the SMX was about $57,000 ($14,000 more than a stock 300ZX Turbo). Exterior modification on the SMZ include a tall rear wing, new front air dam, side skirts, rear facia, and ducted air cleaner panel (the body panel between the headlights). Inside the car, carbon fiber cladding was found on the door handle surrounds, center console, and gear shift knob. Razo aluminum pedals were added as well. Engine modifications included a new intake manifold and air filter, a free flowing cat-back exhaust, and an extra 2-psi of boost. These changes resulted in 365 bhp @ 6500 rpm and 332 lb-ft torque @ 3500 rpm. Yokohama AVS tires and wheels were specified (255/40ZR17s up front on 9-in. rims and 275/35ZR18s on 9.5-in. rims on the rear). Rounding out the suspensions upgrades were stiffer springs and larger anti-sway bars.