Jay

I got me a shortie thats lowered with Koni's all round. It started to drift a tad in the corners and the warning system (Read : WIFE) started making a noise, hence I slowed down on the cornering. Theres No chance I would've pulled away from that tho - he was close and mine was absolutely on the edge. They are seriously fast as fook.

Anyone recommend (or send) me a copy of a decent Macro program. Preferably freeware as I have no money :D Or a version with serial number that I can *trial* I only need it for a few days :) Im looking to Record a sequence of mouse movements, opening web page, filling out, and scheduling it to run every 5 minutes. some of the macro progs Ive seen dont have a schedule function or if they do its only schedule daily. Cheers

Just coming back on the open country roads, stuck behind a white can taking it very easy and saw a nice looking new BMW come up behind me. Van turned off - bit of open road ahead so I thought why not. Pull away pretty quick then watch the gap increase to about 10 car lengths, then he realised! Fooker caught me up in about 2 heartbeats. Awesome speed that thing, overtook me as I turned off. The new BMW M5 :bow: Still dont look as nice as a zed though :)

mine are knackered too - sorry bud.

Mine was still there this morning, gonna pull the FPR of my zed Im breaking and swap it over to see. I thought I had cured it coz all my clips were loose.

yes mate, remove throttle cover then tighten up any jubilee clips you see to wards the back of the engine. Sorted ;) That is of course unless your fuel line is damaged :(

Eh!!! £120????? I only paid £30 for mine - Think I must be in a different league to you boys.

I got Ferodo's - cant fault em. Are there different grades of Ferodo? I just got mine ordered in from local motorfactors and they told me they were the best. Interested to find out if Ferodo do different grades/specs of the same pad.

I may be up for this. . . .

I just done mine Removed the throttle cover then tightened anything with a jubilee clip on it. Mine stank of petrol this morning. Nearly every single fuel clip was loose - some not even finger tight :) Wonder where my petrol was going :) lol

bin it mate - and plug the hole with a grommet until you can get it filled properly - looks so much better smooth

top man - Ill be having a set or two of them :) Are you gonna be our quality checker :) what Zed logo did you go for?

Andy - check out my rides section - you can see mine in there. Its the big boogers on the red un

feckin loud mate, sounds very deep, I had the mid boxes and cats removed. Back boxes cost me £160 each. make us an offer :)

I got some custom straight through stainless back boxes for sale matey. 5" Round tips.

fook me - Has anyone ever tried getting their engine number whilst engine is in place. just realised its printed at the BACK of the poxy engine. cant see shi*e for hardpipes etc. back to square 1.

cheers peeps, found it pg 20 chapter 1 (info) on the online manual http://www.300zx.co.uk/cgi-bin/manual.cgi?list=gi&dir=&config=&refresh=&direction=forward&scale=0&cycle=off&slide=20&design=default&total=25

I need the engine number more than the chassis no bud. And that plates not there.

Anyone? I need to send in my insurance form this afternoon and cant find it anywhere. I can get the chassis no from my log book but engine no is nowhere to be found.

Im up for this too (i think) :) I can meet y'all at M1 J34/J35 or nip across and meet you on the M18 J1.

Didnt want to steal somebody elses thread - but how do I stop my car ticking over at 1500rpm when warm? Ive reset ECU, and checked connector for temp. Shall I just adjust the base Idle screw when then engine is running and warm?

Whereabouts are these on the car - cant find the plate under the bonnet. Anyone know where its stamped on the chassis or engine. Cheers

Nope - its not :)

unfair!!! :( - Andy shouldnt be allowed to enter :) Canada is filled with beautiful scenery - All we got round here is industrial works units :( lol :)

I thought a small slogan was ok? Most dealerships print their site at the bottom.