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Cant really see the need for it then but i'm sure it would be ok, maybe a 10w/40 or 15w/40 would be better though? any issues with the engine, Ie: noisy lifters etc? See if you can find the detailed thread oilman posted a while back it gave loads of info regarding what oil is best for what situation worth a read !!!! :)

any mods etc , what usage does the car see? might be worth looking at some old threads by oilman some describe the best oil for said use etc

Was told we could have up to 20 by are providor but the line /exchange needs updating and work done so we are stuck with 8 for now !! :(

lol ! I bet there are still a few out there though

Welcome to the forum, check out the buyer's guide using the search facility it will give you some handy tips for what to look for etc enjoy the site :) Chris

Will have to ask he has a website to so will post the link when I’ve spoke to him, he spent thousands making it look as it should, but then could'nt leave it as standard with a few subtle mod's Especially after coming in to allot of money, i could not list half of the stuff he has now done. I’ll see if i can sort a recent pic though and the link Chris

Depends what car daz? for the vert i'd go black probably, for the TT silver (cas close to car as poss) - with Nissan in White Wow !!!! all in (imo) though

My friend has one hardly ever uses it though, and he must of spent a fortune getting it as near to concourse as he can but well worth it

Always wanted one of these !!, and a cav :batman:

Heard of Issac not long ago and everything was great apart from he was working allot :) Chris

I can just about make out the Z track and golf course mate :rofl:

Me neither bud until i googled curiosity eh? great pic though daz :thumbup1:

The short and easy answer is that it was a Port some time ago for small vessels and it is South of the main port of Preston, hence Southport. you gotta love google :)

Amen to that, remember though to try and get the Z32 fit flange one not universal though

That is so cool, get thinking Dave :yes: lol

Enjoy the meal and rest of the day mate Chris :thumbup1:

Happy birthday mate :)

Happy Birthday Richard hope your having a great day :D :D Chris

I'm currently starting to save for a recon engine, as mine is in the early stages of giving up :( but i gotta get a second car first plus i still got my new wheels and spoiler to fit to the Z at some point this year :)

Happy Birthday mate, hope you have a great day Chris :D :happybday: :happybday: :happybday:

Agreed they do look good on a Z!

Hope you get another mate and that you still frequent the site either way ;) Chris

I doubt any hole's in the mesh will effect it, i aint got one full stop! and what did you want me to delete lol Chris

I think you may need one to see the benefit's lol

Just though i'd add to the thread with this article i found and some pic's :) Just over 40 years ago a motoring icon was born. As the sixties moved into the 1970s, the Datsun 240Z was launched on the US market. American drivers instantly fell in love with the car and sales in that one market alone regularly topped 50,000 units annually. The Z legend had begun. Now four decades, six generations and well over a million cars later, Nissan is introducing a special celebratory version of the newest two-seater to wear the famous Z badge - the 370Z. The 370Z Black Edition marks the 40th anniversary in style. Available from April as a coupé only, and in a limited edition run of just 370 units in Europe, it comes in two distinctive metallic shades: black and quartz. Both paints use Nissan's pioneering Scratch Shield technology, 'healing' the finish in the case of stone chip damage. Inside the 370Z Black edition there are: • Unique red leather & suede seats & door cards with embossed 40th Anniversary logo seats • Leather steering wheel with red stitching • Red stitching on the centre cluster, centre console and knee pads • Nissan's Connect Premium state-of-the-art combined touch-screen satellite navigation and audio system with USB connectivity Outside the 370Z Black gets: • Dark grey 19in aluminium forged RAYS rims • Sweet red brake calipers • 40th Anniversary emblem on the back door Customers can order the 370Z Black Edition from all Nissan High Performance Centres and throughout the dealer network with deliveries starting in April. Prices start from - £33,645 for the manual and £35,045 for the automatic transmission (prices include £750 showroom tax which comes into effect on 1 April 2010).