Funkysi

Is that the stuff you used in CraigTT's engine? :rofl:

Your source is incorrect. Nissan's own model stats only go as far as 1999 for manufacture dates for the Z32.

Basically, you loose torque. http://autospeed.com/cms/title_The-Nissan-VG30DETT/A_109870/article.html

Bugger, the thread's dead. I'll have a hunt around for it.

How do you know it's a bit of a waste of time if you don't know its advantages and disadvantages? :confused: Some info ---> clicky

Why do you want to delete it?

funkyboogaloo! :rofl:

There is no pic, it's a youtube movie.

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No necessarily. How many TT Z32s have we seen come over from Japan with NA bumpers? If the job was done on the cheap, then who knows, early bumper may have been fitted.

Could be an accident damaged one.

Documents aren't always correct. The only way to truly check what year it is is to go by VIN and other product numbers stamped on the interior plastics.

and this.... http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=126169

You what? Rides section?

:rofl:

There's a difference between registered date and manufactured date. Last ones were manufactured in 1999.

Good job I'm slim then huh! LOL

:headvswal

Why?

Christ man. First you won't spent a few grand getting your own car fixed, then you want to get lambo doors for it, now you want to spend £40k on a Dodge viper? :confused:

Is your car finished yet Craig?

What was the cable tie supporting? LOL

You really need LEDs if you're going to try and colour match the forward lighting. Normal filament bulbs will always give off a yellow tinge compared to HIDs and LEDs.

Not a good look at all IMO. Ever seen the new Minis fitted with optional HIDs? Their horrible little yellowy lights glowing away underneath. The trick to a nice slick looking car is minimising the colours. Having little yellowy lights on it looks ungainly IMO. I have super white LEDs in mine that DTA supplied and they match 6,000k HIDs perfectly.