Funkysi

They must have made absolutely no money bringing that over. Probably made a loss on it!

Don't think you'd get a good one for £10k

Fitted to the lower wings as well. Non-original badge fitted in the correct spot.

It's not off a Z31. It's most likely from the JDM versions of the 240Z and 260Z. They were fitted to the tailgate iirc.

I think they are stabalising. As I mentioned in another thread, you can't find TT Manual Z32s on Autotrader for much less than £4k.

Jimmer has one on his Z.

He will if he didn't drink 4.5 million cans of piss every week and went the gym every night for a few years! lol

Then this would be an apt tattoo for an ever increasing beer belly. lol ;)

Light masks are just wrong. That's as bad as the headlight masks!!!! Blurgh. I don't know why you'd want to limit the amount of light coming from them AND uglify the car at the same time. ULTRA rare find though. :D

Found it! It's still horrible.

That's the one I am thinking of too. I'll have a hunt.

:rofl: A typical night at 'Achedemy' in Bristol. ;)

Eeeeeoooow, that's horrid. Looks like it was taken from the set of the first series of Star Trek.

40? Christ! Wouldn't put you at 40. Happy Birthday Dave!

Pretty sure Momo wheels are like 320mm and 350mm? Maybe I'm wrong. But that would put the Momo at a larger diameter than stock. I'd imagine stock are 365?

You answered a question I've been wanting to know for ages! Cheers Dave. :cool: **I always thought stock was something like 320 or 360?

So is 'amost' identical. LOL I'd like it if it wasn't covered in the little chrome pieces and the centre boss wasn't so large. I've driven a car with the Millennium before and pressing the horn is the strangest experience. Reminds me of doing resuscitation on a dummy for First Aid training lol ;) Anyway, Zairs, have you driven the Z with it on yet? Feels loads better than the stock wheel doesn't it (size wise). :) Makes a big difference to the way it feels to drive.

They are completely different! :rofl: Only the actual frame is similar. Momo use the same frame on a number of their wheels. Besides, I don't really want to keep my 'race'.

LOL You'll notice it when you're cornering. Gives it more of a go-kart feel. :) This is what I might replace my 'race' with. Quite old-skool, but prefer it to my current wheel.

Not my favourite style of wheel, but having a smaller one is nicer than having the stock one. :) I have a Momo Race at the moment. Kinda like it, but want something a bit more old-skool though like a Momo Daytona or Nardi Gara.

Have you tried brake cleaner as a temp measure?

People generally only post if there's a problem. So from an outsider's point of view, it would appear that a lot of Zs have problems. StellaZ would appear to have problems every 3rd Wednesday lol. A lot will, it's the nature of having an old performance car, there will always be something that needs improving or fixing. Mine is running pretty well and has done for a number of years, but there are things I want to improve and replace. A new rear engine mount and rear HICAS arms are the only things that want looking at at the moment.

"Someone with too much time on their hands" + "Someone with a rotten mind" = "that". Made me chuckle though. :)

That model year was without doubt the ugliest in terms of Mondeo 'beauty'. I think the first ones still look the best. Anyone remember the ones with the RS bodykits and 5 spoke wheels? The saloon versions with that kit on always looked good and I'd be more than happy to drive one of those around. The MK2 Mondeos look like potatoes. The MK3 Mondeo STs and ZetecSs with the larger bumpers and wheels look decent enough too. I had a MK3 Mondeo TDCi for a while (55plate), but I hated it. Was a pretty unrewarding drive. The engine was reasonably eager, but made very strange noises on idle. The cabin was a really miserable place to be.