AndrewG

What a marvelous sight to behold!

Congratulations and best wishes to your growing family!

To carry all his detailing and polishing stuff.

How many do Botley want to open up early?

Circuit diagram:

Have you check the track for obstructions - coins etc? May be the seat switch itself and the the switches are known to be problematic. You can also have a go at repairing the switch (or find a s/h replacement): https://www.aus300zx.com/xenforo/index.php?threads/electric-seat-repair-with-pics.335252/#post-1456947

Rather depends on your budget. I went from R33 GTR Brembos to AP Racing off the shelf fronts and bespoke AP Racing rears. Pricey but the mutt's nuts.

Do you not have leaves on the trees in Ireland in the Summer?

The idea is to start at somewhere like Botley first thing then drive down to the coast somewhere. Preferably when it is likely to be warm and sunny rather than cold and wet. So that would suggest August or September!

Stock every time with a red Z badge of course!

Very sorry to read of your loss - my thoughts and prayers for you at this very sad time.

Take one of these, you never know it might work! Have a great time.

Happy to meet at Fleet en route at whatever time is suitable.

Food for thought:

In that case the subscription rates (in Paid Subscriptions) need to be reset as they have already gone up!

And they will work just fine. http://www.twinturbo.net/nissan/300zx/forums/main/view/1100871/Re-740cc-and-stock-boost.html

Stock NA and TT con rods are the same (same Nissan part #'s). The TT 8.5:1 and NA 10.5:1 compression ratios are down to different pistons.

And worth every penny.

What a lovely day yesterday for the Club - great turnout. Thoroughly enjoyed myself seeing all the cars and talking to fellow members. Won a couple of awards which was very special - thanks to all who voted, it means alot. A big thank you to the committee for organising the day and AGM.

With some help on the way dear boy! Well done in wining top prize - richly deserved!

He has been pensioned off.

Lovely jubbly Joel!