Funkysi

There was talk about 20 odd years ago about changing the sides of the road we drive on too. Least if the UK did change to KPH, I wouldn't have to change my speedo! LOL As for drinks, meh, couldn't give a crap. Not that I really drink, but as long as it was still available, I wouldn't give a toss.

I've spoken to a few prototyping companies. Looking to get something designed up in the new year. :) Oh right.

Ops double post!

Need to know your current offset.

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I like the look of stock ones. Just a shame that A: They are FWD and B: They sound horrific with a big exhaust.

I check the weatherforecast before using mine! LOL. I enjoy driving it. When's it's really clean and the weather's sunny and warm. Perfect driving conditions for me, :)

That's my car. LOL ;) I do wash mine, just not much. I haven't washed it for a month, but it's been in the garage for that long. Mine actually gets quite dusty up the sides (tyre and brake dust), so I actually wash it quite a lot when I'm using it. Plus, the wheels take quite a bit of maintenance to keep them looking nice. Never put the car away wet either. Always chamois it off and then go for a little drive to blast any water out of any of the creases, flitches and recesses. Then I chamois those bits off and put it back in the garage. :)

You can rub your nob on the underside of your car and all the suspension components if you like. Be my guest. Who said anything about you not using water?

^^ :rofl:

Strangely enough, the do actually have different part numbers. I've recently bought 2 new OEM Nissan ones and put them side by side expecting one harness to be longer than the other. Nup, both indentical.

It's not just about the paint.

Mine too.

Take the wheel off, make a note of offset and wheel width and report back.

Narrr, they won't rub. Mine don't and I'm running +20 effective.

He had it imported from Japan. I can't remember where from though, he's quite secretive about some of his mods especially his mirrors. It's made by 'Mission' iirc and is carbon fibre.

It will, but not as much as 245 40 which is the ideal profile for the fronts.

We have a comedian in the house. Yes. One of the guys from the LAZ32 club. Tob bloke. He's had that since brand new. It's currently in the workshop having a TT conversion. I didn't see it when I was over there last year, but he should have it completed by the time I go over in May for Branson Z fest. He's running around in a slicktop at the moment with those work wheels on it and it looks really cool. This is what it looks like now. Generally I don't like completely black wheels, but they work really well with this.

This is my friend Arnel's Z with the Kaminari rear. :cool:

Not really. You're increasing the width, but reducing the profile, you'll have a similar effect. You want to fit 245 40 18

DTA can probably get them. Danny can get the Stillen stuff too.

You don't have the ugly little winglets on the sides. Kaminari is smooth and easier on the eye.

Oh no not the WW bumper. Should have gone for the Kaminari one. Much more slick.

He uses the US forum. Seems like a nice guy. Front bumper aside, it's a really nice car and the conversion looks excellent. Big BHP too.