You can rebuild your existing arms with a new swivel and press in new bushes.
To be honest if you consider the labour costs along with shot blasting/powder coating the K-Tec ones with the additional stiffening plates seem a no brainer.
Having too many cars and being busy with work/family I had a right kick up the arse today.
Took #151 out today and pushed hard on some of the best Dorset B roads.
The turn in and the high reving NA engine Is so addictive.
Now the Racing Blue has gone to her new custodIan #151 is feeling smug right now having the Man cave to herself. New carpet fitted today before her first trip out this year at Compton Abbas tomorrow morning .
To be honest I think the buyer got a bargain.
Yes it needs some tlc which 5k would cover.
30k to own a pristine one owner low mileage icon car is peanuts for some collectors.
Still can’t believe such an important car has been presented for sale on a world wide platform with that drivers floor mat and leaves under the bonnet……..
If you guys are in any doubt about the difficulty and costs involved with the full belt change then just take a look at the picture of my Trophy.
Im pretty handy on the spanner’s as some of you know but this is how much of a strip down is required when I changed my aux belt and tensioner last...
RB is back and currently resting in the garage next to #151 until her next custodian takes possession.
Being a stubborn sod on a mission Im determined to have a small light car to enjoy down in Spain.
Well if the rubber stamp jobsworths want a more modern car in an OEM condition then let’s...
Hats off to you guys for doing this.
Im involved in the yearly 350z forum calendar and the members absolutely love it.
Very happy to put my name down for an A4 or desktop version.
Many of you guys know why my lovely RB is up for sale.
Don’t hesitate to ask any questions regarding history or the work I have done.
My build thread is on the CS forum.
https://cliosport.net/threads/racing-blue-ff-%C2%A36495.850415/#post-12596691