Ronin 09

Here's one for you guys... model number 40ZKBNR32RXFSLMWW see if that confuses you... so what the hell is "40Z" and "WW" then?

Std GTR32 rotors are curved vane, so are left and right. I can only then assume that std GTR33 rotors would also be curved vane, and should be mounted left and right specific. I'm only guessing, so I would check with someone who knows for sure... I'm sure someone on here will know don't know if that helps you at all.

why don't you enter... do you need someone to hold your hand?? :lol:

This is along the same discussions as when people were talking about cutting the bumper reo for an intercooler... it's a safety issue - NOT a cop defecting you because he doesn't like your fully sick skyline. If your life is of no consequence, then find any way to fit non-ADR seating... if you then die in a crash, then so be it. I will reiterate again - laws are in place to allow for the most dim-witted lowest common denominator individual. They are there to protect them, and other people from them.

station car parks are also targets... my cousin in his shitty 80's corolla got siphoned... and he buys the most povo fuel too - lucky if it ignites!

a certain brake shop known for race brake works is sometimes more biased to their products.

If the car is already on it's way here how's he going to get it in the boot?

also Rezz - thought you were leaving the skyline in Japan?

AP was bought by Brembo recently. I know of at least a few teams running 'brembo' branded calipers. They look similar to this I think you'll find most of the older AP branded stuff is not branded Brembo as Brembo want more brand awareness of 'Brembo' here than AP

This may help: Yellow: 1500 k Candlelight 2700-2900 k Yellow painted fog halogen bulbs ------------------------------- Yellowish white: 3200 k Sunrise/sunset 3200 k Premium H7 non painted halogen bulb 3400 k 1 hour from dusk/dawn ------------------------------- White: 4100 k Philips/Osram OEM HID D2S 5500 k Bright sunny daylight around noon ---------------- Blueish white 5500-5600 k Electronic photo flash 6000 k Philips Ultinon HID D2S 6500-7500 k Overcast sky ----------------- Blue: 9000-12000 k Blue sky ----------------- Purple: 28000 Northern sky 12000-30000 k Ultra Violet light (black light)

didn't get much interest, so just got some for myself. sorry mate

4300K is factory xenon temps, and is the same colour as daylight. Any higher and you get glare and it will strain your eyes. The bluer it is the more your eyes will be strained. I am of the opinion that xenon technology is there to improve your night vision. The 'blue' xenons don't actually 'help' in the long run, but are a hindrance to your night driving. But hey, knock yourself out with your 8500K lights... you'll be more likely to risk a defect too. I'm going to retro fit factory 4300K projectors and globes to my 32 rather than a plug-in globe replacement, to ensure I get the right light pattern and cut-off light lines. Pics when i get around to it...