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BigCol

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  1. I had a similar issue and it was a spark plug that was intermittentantly faulty. It's a fairly easy thing to try after checking the PTU connections.
  2. Stock 89 front bar with Stillen GTZ lip spoiler:
  3. Nah I got a paint shop to fit it as I wanted the paint to match properly. But the stillen ones are simple to fit. They just slip on over the standard fascia and are stuck there with urethane glue. Here's a pic of the raw lip just sitting on the car during test fit prior to gluing and painting...
  4. The Stillen III seems to be very popular in the US but I guess it comes down to personal choice....
  5. Here's a pic from sunny Australia :D I bought a GTZ non-turbo lip towards the end of last year. The genuine Stillen ones are a great fit - I'm stoked with the result. Here's a pic: For the full read of my 'facelift' thread Click Me!
  6. I used a HP H5550 ipaq, but others here in oz have used H6515's and h2200's. As newkleer says just don't get a 1900 series unless it is the 1940 which does have serial connection. Here is my install...CLICK HERE TO GO TO AUS300ZX.COM
  7. Not Conzult, but a piece of software called ECUTalk runs on laptops & PDA's (windows mobile ones only). It is developed by a guy here in Oz. Check http://www.ecutalk.com for more info. I bought an old HP ipaq just to run this software and it is absolutely awesome! I don't know how I lived without it.

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