Everything posted by dutchgold92
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The only downside is I usually end up putting in the PIN two or three times as I immediately forget if I've entered it! Only rocking two digits though. -
Clifford systems are expensive but very good. I have a Concept 650-II.
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13/05/2016 - 1994 gcz32
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13/05/2016 - 1993 cz32
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12/05/2016 - 1991 cz32
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Nah, it fits!
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Just the sheet. They're fairly trustworthy. Of course, it was inspected at the agent's yard, and the auction house would've been liable for any issues found.
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It can vary a lot by auction house, but yes they tend to be very strict. My car was grade 3.5 but is cleaner than a lot that receive grade 4.
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12/05/2016 - 1992 gcz32
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11/05/2016 - 1990 gz32
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12/05/2016 - 1992 hz32
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12/05/2016 - 1998 GZ32 version S
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12/05/2016 - 1997 gz32
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12/05/2016 - 1999 GZ32 version R
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Did the same. After a day of polishing under a cloudless sky, there's now lightning. :confused:
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I dunno man, I don't think any kind of power washing or steam cleaning is a good idea for a Z32 engine bay. Far too cramped, with connectors and wiring everywhere; something will probably go wrong.
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Crossovers in general. All of the above are usually applicable. "It's so safe, and the visibility is excellent from this height" - average, oblivious crossover driver with dangerously poor observation.
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Not checking blind spots. I've nearly been taken out three times this year already.
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Does nobody else find this a bit... retarded? If you're changing the clocks, why not adjust to what it should be? Seems to me you can't trust the mileage of really any Japanese import in the UK.
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Just about to hit 128,000 KM. I'm doing roughly 8,000 KM per year, and incidentally, that's the average that the car has done for the past 16 years!
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Nice find! ...and still the compatibility is wrong :pinch:
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Sure your car is only 23 years old, couple of years to go yet ;)
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Also good to consult if Nissan tell you a part isn't available - they must have a lot of stock.
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I usually buy from my Concept Z or my local Nissan dealer. For identifying part numbers, use an online parts catalogue: http://nissan.epc-data.com/fairlady_z/
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I was thinking of trying that, but never thought of the food colouring - nice idea. Hoping it's not the issue though.
