AndrewG

What's happened to the missing wind deflector?

Is this a stock system or aftermarket hu/amp?

When you say the brake pipes have been replaced do you mean the flexible rubber lines to the calipers?

Looking good Alex - lovely colour.

Are you sure all the air is bleed from the entire system?

You can put the HICAS into diagnostics without a ConZult. It is described in the FSM (ST section Trouble Diagnostics) and also here: http://www.ttzd.com/tech/hicastech.html I've not tried this method though.

Glad to see you haven't lost your petrolhead mojo Craig. Look forward to a ride in the beast!

Wow!

Ticket for me please Tom.

Is the HICAS control unit plugged in to the harness?

Take a look at this slicktop for ideas. It has the TwinZ Type 1 rear spoiler which runs a second to the best one (IMO) that being the OEM '89 spec. http://www.twinturbo.net/nissan/300zx/forums/general/view/2621393/Slicktop-TT-Back-from-Paint.html As for the OEM '89 spec, they are shown as NLA in Nissan's parts database. However, they do still seem to turn up when a request goes in to Nissan UK - Part# J6030-42P25. Worth a try if you want new, but expensive (~£700). Needless to say the fit and finish is perfect. s/h OEM '89 spec spoilers are usually water damaged and rotten, however I have seen them in undamaged condition off old wrecks. How or why they have remained that way I have no idea, but they do survive. It all depends on how long you are prepared to wait.

Took the car out for a blast yesterday. First run since last November (NEC show). Started on the first twist of the key and ran like the proverbial sewing machine. Such nice cars to drive. Even got a howl of approval!

Welcome to the Club! You should be OK as the engine wasn't turning over. . See point 28 in guide: http://www.ttzd.com/tech/timingbelttech.html

New slicktop windscreen and roof trim pieces listed here in the US (Part#'s shown). You will probably need new fixing clips too. https://conceptzperformance.com/nissan-infiniti-nissan-oem-roof-molding-rh-nissan-300zx-slicktop-coupe-z32-73852-33p00_p_5502.php https://conceptzperformance.com/nissan-infiniti-nissan-oem-roof-molding-lh-nissan-300zx-slicktop-coupe-z32-73853-33p00_p_6255.php Try Banzai (banzai-breakers) on eBay for SWB trim. He has listed the parts in the past.

For old times' sake - 3 UK specs (and Ian's slicktop) at Goodwood start finish line in 2018. Great to see the car getting back on the road Chris. You going to get the headlight washers fitted? - part of a UK specs DNA! Click for hi-res.

Welcome to the Club Azzy. Great to see a slicktop being saved.

Welcome to the Club! Doing fine thank you. Got a Z32? - then pictures would be lovely.

Yes I have a RLTC with an analogue controller. The setup and configuration s/w is running on a W7 laptop with a RS232 serial port. Screen shots of the setup (I referenced this on TT.net http://www.twinturbo.net/nissan/300zx/tech/tc/tc.html)

That being said you have done a pretty good job there!

This is the flowchart that should be followed for an MOT emissions test. The important point is that the Z32 300ZX is NOT in the "EGA database or the In-service Emissions book" So for Z32s first used before August '95 a "Non-cat test" should be followed. Also make sure that the tester is not using another Z model from the EGA database, for example a Z33 which is in the database and therefore is CAT present tested. It has happened.

For Koyo radiators drain and relief are M10-1.25.

Not necessarily. The inner shape of the spokes needs to be taken into account. The way to be sure of clearance with a BBK and a specific wheel is to get hold of the profile drawing and use as per the instructions in the attached pdf. This profile drawing was the one I used for the R33 AP CP5555 kit and my Blitz wheels. I'm not aware of one for the R33 Brembo kit however. CP5555-1000 kit profile.pdf

Looks to be a Bomex TypeII wing (click image for better res).

Great to hear from you Mike, hope you are well.

Alex, get them here: https://www.allcarpartsfast.co.uk/renault/renault-1643916e0a-clip/ Renault = Nissan in this case.