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about the same as a Manual TT Twin Turbo (Euro and Jap) 280 bhp - 300bhp 283 Ib/ft 0-60 : 5.5 secs 0-100 : 14.5 secs 1/4 Mile : 13.8 - 14.2 secs Top speed : 170 mph + (Uk restricted to 155mph and Jap to 112mph) Although, Car and Driver in 1992 got the following figures from a Manual SWB TT : 0-60 mph: 5.0 sec. 0-100: 13.1 sec. Quarter Mile Time: 13.7 sec. Do you mean how to Improve performance, or best way to use the Auto gearbox ?

surely its just in the process of having bodywork done to it ? Possibly parked outside bodyshop (you certaintly could'nt drive it like that)

:rofl: :rofl:

Taking the piss out of their opinion on "Chavved" up cars. It mostly aimed at corsa's, fiesta's.....escorts and civic's...etc

Karl300zx's. Its a show car. Not to everybodies taste but it is a show stopper and the work that has gone into it is amazing. http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/vbgarage.php?do=view&id=5181

Original strosek kit VERY expensive. 99% of the Strosek wide arch zed's in the UK are Replica's from zcentre.co.uk

Both

road legal slicks - no such thing surely !?

Yep, as per other thread Mike has now fixed the problem.

:duffer: happy birthday

6ft 2" , 13 stone. Apparantly Im "normal", I find that insulting.

nevermind, got over my lazyness and discovered it is'nt....THE FOOLS !

a lot of pages..is the zed in there ?

Ejector seat ? Missle launcher ? Could be the parking aid aerial thingy that some japs have, or the rear fog as Rich says.

and have less grip ! I run my F1's 33 front , 35 rear.

We will arrange a Track day anothertime, but I think for this meet we'll settle just for the Museum and Pub. Unless we really do have enough interest for the track.

:rofl: Very true. Every car that was faster than the previous one is the worlds first fastest production car.

Congrats to you and Mrs Bandit !! :duffer: I'll not be showing the missus the pics though, it will only give her ideas again

The paypal account creation is'nt really an issue, since they fill in the purchase form (address, card details..etc) is the same was as normal and it just automatically creates it. However its may not be the most professional method (in some buyers mind) of accepting payment becuase of the strong association between PayPal and Ebay. There are companies that offer online Merchant trading - Take a look at http://Http://www.worldpay.com Unfortunatly, THere is quite a mindfield of information to get through to setup online Payments.

Linux - Its simply offers better perforamnce and much greater reliability. Im a Windows man myself unfortunatly, becuase of my job and the programming languages I have to use...but given the choice it would have to be Linux. How will you be developing these mentioened features though...are you or do you have a Web developer who is experience in certain languages or does the provider offer some sort of online WYSIWYG editor to handling it all ? As this could be a factor in the chosen OS.

For those who have paid deposit, you have PM's The venue have contacted me and requested final payment by next friday (18th Nov). Thats a £8 per person to those that have paid deposit already. If anyone else wants to join us, then full payment is required before next friday, at £18 per person. (Contact me for payment details.)

Sorry to hear about the job James :(

I think the forum is 5mins behind the correct time.

just a reminder guys. 11am today. 2min silence.

These are the Stats for both Non turbo, and Twin Turbo. However these are Manual gearbox figures only, the Auto Non Turbo will be slower than those below but Im not aware of any official figures for it. Non Turbo (Jap only) 222 bhp 198 Ib/ft 0-60 : 7.0 secs 0-100 : 18.6 secs Top speed : 140 mph (restricted to 112mph) Twin Turbo (Euro and Jap) 280 bhp - 300bhp 283 Ib/ft 0-60 : 5.5 secs 0-100 : 14.5 secs 1/4 Mile : 13.8 - 14.2 secs Top speed : 170 mph + (Uk restricted to 155mph and Jap to 112mph) Although, Car and Driver in 1992 got the following figures from a SWB TT : 0-60 mph: 5.0 sec. 0-100: 13.1 sec. Quarter Mile Time: 13.7 sec. If its a TT you want then there are still plenty out there. Unfortunatly some can be rough, and this is usually (but not always) reflected in the price. There are hoever a lot of nice examples out there too. If you can, try and buy from a enthusiast, like a member of this club. There is a buyers guide here : http://www.300zx.co.uk/tech/BuyingZ.htm