Paul C

happy birthday andy :) :duffer:

Variable Valve Timing, just go in the inlet sprockets. you need to remove them if you want to replace the cam seals (which i did)

linky: http://300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=43972

set them up to the same length as the old ones then get them adjusted at a 4WA place. luckily I have my own :p

doddle mate, bolt straight on as a direct replacement. wind in & out to adjust! :)

it really depends on what he will take!! would you want to drop that much on a car?!?!? if its one you like the look of then go get more spec on it - if its got JWT 530's it could have bigger injectors, IC's etc etc.

i got the powertrix ones: http://300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=44302

deffo, Courtesy do a 120k kit which is what i done on mine, includes belt, tensioner, idlers, water pump, cam/crank seals, water hoses, thermostat, VVT springs etc.

too far off topic & locked

I know Mark (topless) is very busy :) have you phoned his mobile no on the bottom of his sig or PM'd him?

am often down that way if you would rather me drop round

I used to live in margate :) over in canterbury now if you want to pop over some time

5.6 & 155 were the official figures IIRC :)

155, 165 - if your talking of chipping it then it dont matter anyway ;) had mine timed at 4.7 secs 0-60 & had it up to 175mph still pulling! :bow:

cant remember now, but they sorted me out last year! are they still a member on here??

as long as the piston is on its compression stroke & not the exhaust!! LOL!

do a search - there is a poll already on this!! its not so much it causes them to go, more shows up a problem if they are worn.

looks like a cross between a mini & a hackney cab :smw:

if it was deep enough to be drawn into the intake, it could have bent a rod(s) :(

JWT 530's are a nice upgrade turbo if it has those

bear for me! Almost 32% of people will be reincarnated as a higher form of life than you. You're not perfect, but you've lead a better life than most. With a few changes now, your next life could be even better.

mike feeney @ MJP in our traders section bud :)

I once read elvis was alive & they found a london bus on the moon!! :tongue:

http://www.300zx.co.uk/cgi-bin/manual.cgi?list=em&dir=&config=&refresh=&direction=forward&scale=0&cycle=off&slide=26&design=default&total=70

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product.asp?p=000310848&r=2017&g=103 this is what you want, as said - air ratchets are not suitable for this sort of thing. are bloody good for dissasembly work once the bolts been cracked off. but you tend to crack the nut/bolt undone 1st. depending on how much you want to spend you may want to pay out for a more heavy duty one than above, Clarke aint that great TBH, but prob ok for the occasional home use :)