Joely P

I'm after some gauges that look look similar to the OEM dials in the dash. Does anyone know of any manufacturers that make them. I've found some made by smiths international which I quite like: However, I don't really like the range in the water gauge going to 150 as it renders most of the scale pointless and the nominal operating temp will sit low down in the scale. They sell this style which has a much better scale but I don't really like the fact that they don't match the boost gauge with the full sweep: What do you reckon? Any other manufacturers that make something similar? CheerZ

In 97 I started working on little puddle jumper aeroplanes, in 99 I moved on to work on large commercial airliners. I was quite content until 2001 when some ********* decided to fly some aeroplanes into buildings etc! The shock wave through the industry, the economic climate and the fact that we were screwed over by a ruthless airline, meant that by 2004 the company folded and I was made redundant. I then went down to Bournemouth to work on similar commercial airliners, until some ********* decided that they should shut the hangar doors permanently after losing work to middle east countries and being screwed over by a ruthless airline... I was made redundant in 07. I then moved again for a new job in a useless, badly managed company dealing with a popular airline. The company was bought out by a rival middle eastern maintenance organisation who asset stripped the lot then shut it down (lol)... I was made redundant in 2010. Now I work for a ruthless airline!

They work out about £290 including delivery but excluding taxes etc... Ouch!

You mean these: http://www.z1motorsports.com/product_info.php?cPath=6_8&products_id=6190 http://www.aus300zx.com/forum/showthread.php?t=317797&page=2

I just checked... It's either ended, or I made it up! Why would you want them anyway?

Have you considered stock upper arms! (lol) with shims?

Aren't these currently on a group buy at 3zc?

http://www.whiteline.com.au/product_detail4.php?part_number=KCA336 Maybe not enough adjustment?

Or something like gibster tt has, stack digital dash.

Good point, I take that for granted as my rims have plenty of clearance for the brakes. Although, I suppose with a higher offset you can use spacers to make them fit. If the offset is too low you're nadgered!

I'm out in Norway at the mo... The place is riddled with super hot chicks but is bloody expensive!

Stock arms... With whiteline eccentric bolts?

Welcome :)

They will fit no problems, but as pete says, for the best look they would benefit from spacer upfront. I'd say 15mm making the final offset ET23 for a sensible, yet stylish look.

That's coz you're northern monkeys! Us southern fairies have to dig deeper! £30 is a pretty reasonable price IMO :)

Where are you based Lee?

Why not use the shim camber adjustment kit and keep oem arms?

Bugger, sorry to see this matey, it seems some vandal has stuck a load stuff round the bottom of your new zed?

I henceforth would like to good you wish luck :) may the force with you be

Full scale model RC zed!

Maybe your fuel pump was constantly running. Some dodgy wiring for the immobiliser that was disturbed?

Hey, that's my guess, now I'm going to have to share my prize!

How about these? http://www.driftworks.com/shop/gt50-wheel-nuts-with-key-4-colours-available.html I have the slimline internal drive wheel nuts from driftworks.

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