AndyP

Rofl :)

Am I missing the point here, you already have a pulse generator speed sensor, these things are adaptors to turn a cable to a pulse generator.

Nice one Vince, brush up on your grammar before you get clever though ! LOL :D

I also have 350Z calipers and discs, but you can't mix'n'match with the Skyline parts.

Aside from the trading of insults .... I tried to fit a 300 wheel to an MR2 and it was no go.

No, the offset is different, for 350Z discs, you need 350Z calipers, therefore I think the adpators Smithy makes would need to be different.

http://www.mjpshop.co.uk/category.php?id=21

Mike Feeney posted a price for the inner & outer sills a while back. Seem to have £70+ in my mind. Then cut out, weld, finish etc. Gotta be £200-ish.

Mine is a bit like that, but not as bad. It is now 15 years old, many UK manufactured cars of that age will have been scapped by now.

Anyone ever fitted R34GTR wheels to a 300 ? I understand they are 9.5" x 18" with an offset of 15mm - will they fit ? I have R33 wheels at the moment which are fine, although 17" and a little narrower.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?as_q=300zx&hl=en&num=10&btnG=Google+Search&as_epq=&as_oq=&as_eq=&lr=&as_ft=i&as_filetype=&as_qdr=all&as_occt=any&as_dt=i&as_sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nissan-global.com%2FGCC%2FJapan%2FNEWS%2F&as_rights=&safe=off

http://www.nissan-global.com/GCC/Japan/NEWS/257a.htm

As if by magic !

Looks very comfy !

Yep, if you have your Jap car derestricted in other ways, eg the 112mph limit removed, then you want that exhaust restrictor outa there !

Aftermarket mod only. Was done by some US guys I think, 'cos they don't need a front plate.

True, although sometimes they just call them a 'circle'.

10" wide on the front seems huge - you gonna have clearance problems ?

Cerbera is probably my favourite sports car of all time, just not summoned up the courage to buy one yet - it's not the purchase cost it's the running expenses !

All I know is that he has been very busy will his full time (paid) job and hasn't been around for a while.

Not had specific experience of either for a long time, but given the long term good reputation that Waxoil has, I'd go with that.

Don't think you should put anything on top of Waxoil as it stays soft & 'heals itself' when scratched.

Correct or not, that's the way the autopayment system works. I'll modify your sub so you get your 10 days back.

Arrived today. Thanks !

Brown rusty sludge does tend to build up after a while, (like 15 years!), so a proper flush though is a good thing. Then put some decent antifreeze in with corrosion inhibitor and it should be fine for a few years more.