Subject	Depends on your parts stash..
Posted by	Doug71zt(CAN) on March 28, 2017 at 10:33 PM
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In Reply To	Long road trip posted by NextZ on March 28, 2017 at 02:15 PM
Message	PTU, FPC, MAF, CAS, coilpack, TPS, maybe a spare socketed ECU if you're really paranoid. Couple relays, fuseable links, fuses. A decent set of tools with a couple pair of knipex pliers. As Stanky says - make sure your spare fits at least one end of your car. And a small 12V compressor. I've got to look for a 350Z spare or similar - I've got a 17" minimum for both ends now. If you're going with a pack of Z32, you should only need one set of spares.
Follow Ups	Long road trip - NextZ 14:15:10 03/28/17 Make sure your spare tire fits properly.. - Stanky 14:36:52 03/28/17 Re: Make sure your spare tire fits properly.. - NextZ 14:46:11 03/28/17 Make sure you can run the rear wheel on the front in case of - ZXoltan 01:59:11 03/29/17 Make sure you have AAA Plus/Premier if you have no spare. (n/m) - Aqualung 09:06:21 03/29/17 1 bottle of Evan Williams, Quick airplane bottles, handleful - Smokiedabear 16:18:22 03/28/17 1 bottle of Meguires Quick Detailer, a handful of microfiber - ZXRider 14:38:16 03/28/17 Depends on your parts stash.. - Doug71zt(CAN) 22:33:49 03/28/17 2nd... - vorpalZ 09:58:30 03/29/17 Great list Doug thanks - NextZ 10:33:10 03/29/17 Does the 350 spare sit flush inside the z32 spare tire well? (n/m) - ZXoltan 17:59:40 03/29/17 Will make you look weird but worth it. - Zorpman 22:24:31 03/29/17 I recommend that your brakes and brake fluid is fresh. As - SammybTT(TN) 21:00:20 03/30/17
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