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I just saw this. I was knocked back for ZP33D by PPQ/QLD transport. I tried arguing over the phone and got nowhere. I went in to PPQ office and spoke with a nice person who heard me out, said they'd try to have it approved. It was approved the next week !

Thanks Captain Obvious

Boulder Grey Proto Yellow Interior Yellow brakes Dark metallic wheels

Just when you though you'd seen it all. https://en.nissanbahrain.com/vehicles/new/Z.html Nissan Bahrain are selling these-

It's called a clutch

The same panel on my 2009 370z says otherwise ;) It's almost like it was designed that way

A short occy strap will be enough to hold the half flap back Bodo.

They look great, you're the only person that will ever notice. And in time you'll forget.

Yes they're screwed on From another thread Steps 24 - 30 in this should get them off. https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/attachments/mc-10226134-0001-pdf.16297/

From the video it looks like the 3 modes, race, sport and eco are adjustable. I would bet you could just dial eco right down to zero.

Here's a good video of installation. And an initial seat of the pants review. Its probably a 10 minute install, very well explained over a long video. He plugs it in -> then skip to 35min mark

Define "delicate" and "clearly isn't going the distance". I've had mine 18 months and it's still minty fresh apart from maybe 2 almost invisible stone chips

from the owners manual 5-98 Starting and Driving

I guess it depends on how cold it is

Wow I'm really amazed that a click sound that as you said comes on with throttle application and doesn't occur in neutral is the axle nuts.

Bronze is the only correct answer

I don't think that's it. You'll here the axle click at slow speed, regardless of throttle, while turning. And it'll be a regular click, click, click as the wheels turn

Saw it today. Looks great in the flesh.

Yes that's correct. This does not change airflow, its removing a silencer.

Maybe. It would probably sound like shit.