Paul C

not really sure what you are trying to say LOL!?! I have no rubbing or clearance issues at all! To be honest when I was looking I was unsure whether to go 18 or 19" - glad I went 19" now. I love them, everyone that has seen it has said they look great & have had no issues so all in all I dont really care at all what others think!!

nope! :tongue_smilie:

mine on 19's in sig pic :)

not usually a fan of veilside stuff but looks good on your car. IMO it also looks right at the height you have it now :)

Yup - they will replace the complete arms. An alignment is advisable after fitting to ensure all is within spec as these arms will give caster adjustment

LOL! well that depends on anything that may happen in the future!! :x: :lol:

Nice - let me know if you ever need any info :)

just measure the distance between the old fixing points & set the new ones to that - wont be too far off until you can set it up

to get the wiring loom out I would imagine!! :tooth:

only that it says certificate or refusal at the top LOL! all printed on plain paper now. Advisory's are now on the same sheet

LOL!! :rofl: never done one but knowing what you are doing I'd say its the cover where the engine wiring loom comes through the bulkhead

LOL! there were LOTS more fake MOT's before computerisation and there was no way of knowing!!

You can, however you do need the test number from the certificate (receipt!) as well as the reg: http://motinfo.direct.gov.uk/internet/jsp/ECSID-Internet-Status-Request.jsp

The whole point is the MOT is completely computerised now (and has been obviously for some time)! No one really "needs" a paper copy any more - its just really proof to the owner that it has been done! All records are now checked online to see if any vehicle has a current MOT :)

ah, see - you need to say if you are talking absolute pressure or gauge pressure here ;)

apologies - I did not mean to start talking sense - it was a moment of madness! :lol:

http://zhome.com/ZCMnL/PICS/detonationSensor/detonationSensor.html ;)

275/30R19 rears 235/35R19 fronts :)

yea - you seen the price of it now days LOL! I think fuel prices will be pushed higher and higher by governments & manufacturers to push forward new technology. Mild hybrids will be an intermediate step until fuel cells are widely available. I think EV's will be a short lived solution - I personally see fuel cells as the future of transport until small fusion drives are available LOL!!

my iphone 4S has HDR!! :rockon: takes non HDR & an HDR image and there is usually a noticable improvement in the HDR one!! quite cool for a phone camera :balloon:

yea - fook knows what filter you are using - its made the cars look great but the girls look scary!! The one with the 2 girls on the Celica makes the one on the left look like a pot bellied drug addict drag queen from a computer game! :x:

True - but doesnt make it right!! :oops:

mine failed years ago just after I got my car - repaired it in this way but soldered in some thin gauge wire rather than trying to resolder the existing wires. Made it a lot easier. Was only a temp repair as ordered a S2 PTU from Courtesy Nissan (or Neesun as they say!!)

Correct! LSD vehicles should not be tested in brake rollers We have a brake plate tester so does not affect us

There was an old MOT special notice relating to front suspension arm play - from Andys site: http://www.300zx.org.uk/nissan_bulletin.htm upto mid 95 vehicles are non cat test as the Z32 is not in the emissions database HTH :)