RHD for a 350z
Re: (evildky)
True...and if you import the car you'll have to get it through a registered importer, and they test and convert the car to meet US safety specs...as well as to be able to run on US grade fuel... ...That's the reason the R34 as well as older skylines were never easy to get in the US.evildky wrote:.............um, import a RHD model from japan, it would likely be cheaper, have fun passing on the left in an RHD
be prepared to be the butt of the car guys jokes
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BOOMSHAKALAKA
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Re: RHD for a 350z (inline350)
inline350 wrote:if you have ever heard of a RHD kit please let me knoe and how much
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Two-Fortee
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Re: RHD for a 350z (inline350)
oh god......
Bring on the rice.
Almost as bad as the G guys calling there cars skylines
Bring on the rice.
Almost as bad as the G guys calling there cars skylines
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adrianfromthecastle
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Re: RHD for a 350z (BOOMSHAKALAKA)
let me know too!inline350 wrote:if you have ever heard of a RHD kit please let me knoe and how much
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BlackSmoke
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NSRsheets
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Re: RHD for a 350z (BlackSmoke)
Spend the money on makeing your car faster instead.
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Andy_V35Sky_350GT
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Re: RHD for a 350z (Two-Fortee)
So, what do you suppose I call my car then eh? *rollseyes*Two-Fortee wrote:oh god......
Bring on the rice.
Almost as bad as the G guys calling there cars skylines
As for a RHD Z, you could always get one from Japan or Australia if you were really that desperate. But, why?