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lammy426 · 05-09-2011, 17:49

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Originally Posted by ClanWolf

Heh. Just curious as I'm an ex-Skyline herder too; http://www.lizardsofthehost.co.uk/3.html

that looks great mate but i went for 2wd,couldn't warrant spending that much money on a toy+i planned on drifting but never got there either way there all awesome cars

teal 123 · 13-09-2011, 21:58

Hi all 34 years auto electrician ,Lucas trained ,also trained in diesel fuel systems and city and guilds motor mechanic .would be glad to help if i can.

zippy656 · 13-09-2011, 22:04

yay Zippy has a JOB!

I now work for www.eatwelldirect.com

R1cho · 13-09-2011, 22:32

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Originally Posted by zippy656

yay Zippy has a JOB!

I now work for www.eatwelldirect.com

congrats m8y

mikep · 13-09-2011, 23:17

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Originally Posted by teal 123

Hi all 34 years auto electrician ,Lucas trained ,also trained in diesel fuel systems and city and guilds motor mechanic .would be glad to help if i can.

Hello and welcome to the site Teal.
Seems like you may be a good member to ask what your views are on the benefits of fitting -'tune-it boxes or other systems that reckon to save fuel and/or improve performance. I have a 3.0ltr auto 53 reg.Terrano,and am seriously considering fitting a tune-it box or any other device that will both uplift performance and mpg. I want to keep the motor but running two cars is now becoming expensive. Any thoughts from you or anybody with experience of this type of system would be very much appreciated. Mike.P

lammy426 · 14-09-2011, 07:38

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Originally Posted by mikep

Hello and welcome to the site Teal.
Seems like you may be a good member to ask what your views are on the benefits of fitting -'tune-it boxes or other systems that reckon to save fuel and/or improve performance. I have a 3.0ltr auto 53 reg.Terrano,and am seriously considering fitting a tune-it box or any other device that will both uplift performance and mpg. I want to keep the motor but running two cars is now becoming expensive. Any thoughts from you or anybody with experience of this type of system would be very much appreciated. Mike.P

i'm thinking about this aswell,but i'm going to check the insurance 1st

makeitfit · 14-09-2011, 09:27

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Originally Posted by mikep

Hello and welcome to the site Teal.
Seems like you may be a good member to ask what your views are on the benefits of fitting -'tune-it boxes or other systems that reckon to save fuel and/or improve performance. I have a 3.0ltr auto 53 reg.Terrano,and am seriously considering fitting a tune-it box or any other device that will both uplift performance and mpg. I want to keep the motor but running two cars is now becoming expensive. Any thoughts from you or anybody with experience of this type of system would be very much appreciated. Mike.P

Tunit rocks mate

Stick one on in no time and enjoy for a long time

Do a search as we've done laods of chin waggin' on them

96terrano · 14-09-2011, 09:57

I don't really have a full time job yet

but I do photography and fit car electronics/stereos etc

I get paid so it's kind of a job

rayf3262 · 14-09-2011, 09:58

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Originally Posted by lammy426

i'm thinking about this aswell,but i'm going to check the insurance 1st

Note: the ZD30 IP is controlled by a CAN bus, unlike the TDi. So a Tunit unit for the 3.0L will be different to the 2.7L.

motormad · 14-09-2011, 11:48

hi ya everyone i am a self employed mobile mechanic in sussex not that exciting unless the suns out

lammy426 · 14-09-2011, 14:01

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Originally Posted by rayf3262

Note: the ZD30 IP is controlled by a CAN bus, unlike the TDi. So a Tunit unit for the 3.0L will be different to the 2.7L.

mines a patrol 2.8eti 1999

Flying Torquewrench · 18-09-2011, 13:41

Hadn't seen this topic yet.

By trade I am an airline pilot, flying both short- and longhaul. Not to bad the occasional few days in the sun.

Before becoming a pilot I worked as a airframe & powerplant licensed aircraft engineer with a specialization in powerplants. Still hold a current EASA Part66 B1 license.

As a side business to my flying I have a small demolition company and we operate 2 360 excavators and some smaller equipment.

All the above keeps me pretty busy and my project (see Y61 thread) is not progressing as much as I had hoped because of this.

Deleted account DD · 18-09-2011, 16:35

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specialization in powerplants

You a Yank ?

Flying Torquewrench · 19-09-2011, 12:09

No, i am not.

Deleted account DD · 19-09-2011, 16:13

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Originally Posted by Flying Torquewrench

No, i am not.

pheww.................just the use of the crap american word for "engine" frightened me

13-09-2011, 21:58	#107
teal 123 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: east midlands Vehicle: ford maverick 2.7 td Posts: 10	what do you do Hi all 34 years auto electrician ,Lucas trained ,also trained in diesel fuel systems and city and guilds motor mechanic .would be glad to help if i can.

13-09-2011, 22:04	#108
zippy656 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Devizes Wiltshire Vehicle: Nissan Note Ntec 1.5 Posts: 14,136	yay Zippy has a JOB! I now work for www.eatwelldirect.com

14-09-2011, 09:57	#113
96terrano Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 2.7TD LWB Posts: 8,024	I don't really have a full time job yet but I do photography and fit car electronics/stereos etc I get paid so it's kind of a job

14-09-2011, 11:48	#115
motormad Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: west sussex Vehicle: ford maverick swb 2.7td Posts: 3	hi ya everyone i am a self employed mobile mechanic in sussex not that exciting unless the suns out

18-09-2011, 13:41	#117
Flying Torquewrench Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Worcestershire Vehicle: Nissan Patrol Y61 2.8TD Posts: 1,016	Hadn't seen this topic yet. By trade I am an airline pilot, flying both short- and longhaul. Not to bad the occasional few days in the sun. Before becoming a pilot I worked as a airframe & powerplant licensed aircraft engineer with a specialization in powerplants. Still hold a current EASA Part66 B1 license. As a side business to my flying I have a small demolition company and we operate 2 360 excavators and some smaller equipment. All the above keeps me pretty busy and my project (see Y61 thread) is not progressing as much as I had hoped because of this.

19-09-2011, 12:09	#119
Flying Torquewrench Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Worcestershire Vehicle: Nissan Patrol Y61 2.8TD Posts: 1,016	No, i am not.