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Thats really nice.

show off :lol::lol::lol:

:lol::lol::lol:

Right get your calculators out ! I've been looking how to compare the brightness of these LED's and found this to explain it. :smartass: 'The brightness of LEDs is measured in millicandela (mcd), or thousandths of a candela. Indicator LEDs are typically in the 50 mcd range; "ultra-bright" LEDs can reach 15,000 mcd, or higher (the 617 nm Luxeon Star (part number LXHL-NH94) can reach 825,000 mcd). By way of comparison, a typical 100 watt incandescent bulb puts out around 1700 lumen - if that light is radiated equally in all directions, it will have a brightness of around 135,000 mcd. Focused into a 20° beam, it will have a brightness of around 18,000,000 mcd. '

nice one thanks chap :thumbup1:

did you say chuff :tooth: lol a bit more testing yet but i'll make a note of it.

not seen them on the car at night Mike but Joely said they are as bright if not brighter as his HID's. Will have to get some pictures up

read this bud http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=149463&highlight=pas+problem

Anyone good at photoshop and can make this into a Z pattern?

ummmmm :whistling::whistling: as for the moc-up it might be worth doing. :hammer::hammer:

hello Jacob did i tell you i also do LED's :lol::lol::lol:

Good point about your hidlights i forgot to mention that. How about a 'Z' in one and a 'X' in the other mate? :lol::lol::lol:

good idea Andy (clever clogs:smartass:) :lol::lol: wonder how many would be interested in this?

thanks mate. Not for sale yet but will be soon

Been working on these for a while now and finaly got them finish. Big thanks to Joely for testing them out for me. The units use 80 (40 per side) 10mm bright white LED's with an output of 290000 mcd. Pictures taken this afternoon and bearing in mind it was a nice sunny day im very pleased with the results. I'm looking forward to getting some nice night shots soon. Let me know what you think... Off Side Fog some more from a distance

when you think something going to be easy it usually isnt

:lol::lol::lol: a bit drastic Jim

Baz what kind of cnc has he got? i will be looking to get some form tools making up in the not too distant future.

Its not as hard as you might think. Everything you need to know is in the Nissan workshop manual and all the parts are available. If you can work methodically, have a clean working area and can use a vernier i'd say have ago yourself. Martin

thank god for that :lol::lol:

:ban: me if you must

right you can put your own bloody exhaust on... :tooth:

did you mean Sunbeam19? :tt2: anyway Kurt aka Sunbeam19 Zed happens to feature in at least two of the videos. :blink:

do you mean Kurt's zed was not in the videos ?

losen of the four nuts that hold the subframe to the chassis (not all the way!) the subframe should drop down to give you enough room to get the sump over the subframe and allow you to push the engine right back. line up the engine mounts and bolt the subframe back up.