AndrewG

As the ABS is still in situ, you might (with care) have a go with one of these:

I take it that the problem and solution is the same one as described here? https://www.powertrix.com/z32/z32-suspension/z32-adjustable/z32adjcam

All the hard work coming to fruition and looking marvelous! Lovely colour by the way.

Will be great to see your car.

Looking good Simon.

And make sure you have some backup!

Have a great trip Simon.

Best wishes on your Birthday Ash!

I'm full of admiration for your efforts to do a proper job here. Looking forward to seeing the car finished.

I know someone (Simon) who has modified their cards. I do prefer the 'B' pillar style, it looks neater and is arguably safer in the event of a door opening in an accident.

Parts 11 and 12 in diagram: http://nissan4u.com/parts/300zx/er_z32/1990_9/type_1/body_side_and_rear/front_door/illustration_3/ You could also cut them from poly sheeting.

You are correct in the sense that the 3.5" drivers Bose used in 300ZX applications were based on those used in the 802 and the domestic 901 speakers. They were however wound with 1 ohm voice coils. http://twinturbo.net/nissan/300zx/FAQ/FAQpages/boseinfo.html

Thanks. I've been impressed with them on my car. I haven't "tracked" them yet , but on fast road driving they have been very good. As you say good cold bite with progressive brake feel which is unusual for a track focused pad used for road driving. Quite too, just the very occasional little squeek. Probably wouldn't bother you, but they were very dusty when I first got them, but have now settled down with low dusting.

So how did those Bluestuff NDX pads stand up to track use Pete?

I've had it for couple of years now. Not sure they still stock it though.

1. Stephen 2. AndrewG

What did you do to fix the problem back in February when your front indicators didn't work but the rears did? https://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?186822 Assuming the bulb is good, is the "right" green tell tale indicator working (between speedometer and tachometer)?

You are aware that Bose speakers have a very low impeadance (typically 1 ohm)? Not something I would drive using an external amp like the Kenwood which is designed for 4 ohm loads. It all rather depends on your budget, the quality of sound you want and the amount of time you want to spend installing the new system. You can get OEM speaker brackets for the fronts which will take up to 6 or 6.5" speakers (with a mod). Coaxials will work fine in that setup (I had them), or you can go for seperates which I now have. The rear Bose enclosures can take up to 6.5" speakers. Their job is just to fill the sound stage so you don't need to spend a lot on them. I have seperates in Bose rear enclosures, but that is really over doing it. The same goes for a subwoofer. You will need an amp to drive that and somewhere to install them both. The results can be good (I think so) but again a lot work to install properly.

Bought one of these from Costco. Low profile 9cm and deep reach (will reach front cross member without ramps). Built like a brick out house and very heavy. Always use axle stands on FSM jacking points for safety.

Welcome to the Club and and the start of your Z32 ownership!

From the original announcement by Takao Katagiri, President & CEO of NISMO and Autech Japan (starts at 13m40s) [video=youtube_share;8caSZNtNXA4]

And some more progress pictures from today...

Information herein: https://z32.wikispaces.com/Idle+Control

Photo?