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Hey jim, Showed Wife pic of yours, and she confirmed it was you (she should of recognised it as yours at time really :rolleyes: )........small world.....I was visiting relatives in the area.

...according to the Manual or 4 litres according to the Dipstick

Zrun2007 http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=77699

Congrats, and a fairly rare colour too.

I'll take 1 of each please

If missing on an entire side (double check by pulling connectors of each coilpack to make sure which are not running), then its most likely going to to be the PTU or a break in the EFI wiring loom. Check PTU connectors are sitting properly, and check for corrosion on the pins first, before replacing. The smoke will be fuel, where its not burning it in the combusion process on that bank.

Check for Brake or Clutch master cylinder leaks. Brown fliud could also be Engine coolant from one of the Plenum or turbo feed hoses or Heater matrix pipes. If unable to find the leak yourself get it to your nearest garage before putting any more miles on her.

speak to cybernet, he is the forums racelogic trader.

the In-car video should be on here somewhere, one of the more famous zed clips going around. "No chance mate, no chance" :rofl:

I did'nt see it 1st hand, but spotted with 99spec rear spoiler and aftermarket wheels on Dunston Park estate in Thatcham, Berkshire

Google it ;) Apexi Power intake. Most popular 300zx Induction kit by a very long way.

Excellent! Good to see, look forward to knowing the results.

link not working, but Guessing from the title I would say "pete shrimp"

Typically your looking at around £600 for engine in/out. Turbo recon prices depend on the Company who recons them and the condition of the Turbos apon inspection - quite often there will be shaft damage, cracked housings..etc , but expect to pay around the £800 inc VAT figure for the pair reconned from a Reputable company such as Turbo Dynamics. There are others out there who will recon for cheaper, but there are reasons why they are cheaper!

Chris what is the offset of your front wheels ?

SW region covers a lot of distance, and unfortunaly a lot of its members dont like to travel. I used to get shot down everytime I actually arranged any meet south of bristol , its good that we recently actually have some more southerly dedicated members. p.s I have'nt been to any meets in the last few months since I stood down as SW Events organiser (although I've still been to more SW meets than anyone else has ! ;)) , put my name down for whatever we do with this new meet.

Yes. I got a lettter today from Sky offering 8MB Broadband, Sky TV and free evening and weekend phonecalls - £26 a month.

Its a koyo oem replacement radiator. Not as good as the Aluminium Racing version, but a good replacement over Nissan stock.

Si, I had a laguna for family runabout for a while. Had quite a few of the common faults - Gearbox syncros, Heater blower ..etc but drove ok, smooth, comfy..etc Currently have a 406 2.1TD for family runabout at the moment....a much better car ! I would hold out for one over the Laguna.

yes, within reason. Correct offset for the zed would mean they fitted.

35 is probably correct for 285 on 18's , will have to check on tyre calculator

That would of been because profile should of been 30

No probs with arches, I had 265's on my 19 x 9.5" rear wheels (and it was lowered over 40mm), but the tyres were too narrow and I would of change to 285 tyres if I'd kept the car longer with no worries about rubbing.

Quite a few running around with 285's , espcially if wheel is 9.5" or wider.

You wont really get it any cheaper than a Nissan dealer, it wont be much cheaper than Zcentre though. Could try MJP too. You will also need the indicators for it too, which are approx £50 extra