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Dzel 07-03-2011 07:36 PM

:tup: Onzedge

kenchan 07-03-2011 07:42 PM

Mr.onzedge- your 240 looks awesome! :tup: dang... :D

onzedge 07-03-2011 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Dzel (Post 1202337)
:tup: Onzedge

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1202347)
Mr.onzedge- your 240 looks awesome! :tup: dang... :D

Thanks guys. That means much to me, coming from you. I am giving my 370 a rest for a little while and am going old school back to my former DD. :tup:

kenchan 07-03-2011 07:57 PM

:tup:

Waiz 07-03-2011 08:50 PM

Nice 240!

FromG2Z 07-03-2011 09:01 PM

Dang...very nice onzedge. Gorgeous 240z. More pics pls!

Dzel 07-03-2011 09:44 PM

What mods does it have?

onzedge 07-03-2011 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Dzel (Post 1202449)
What mods does it have?

The 240? I put more money into restoration stuff than mods over the years, it seems. Here is a partial mod list:
  • All bushings are Suspension Techniques urethane
  • Front and rear MSA sway bars
  • Front and rear MSA strut braces
  • Aluminum radiator and electric fans
  • Tokico Illumina springs and dampers
  • Momo Monte Carlo steering wheel
  • E-31 head with oversized (P-90) valves
  • Mildly built cam
  • Fidanza flywheel
  • Centerforce II clutch
  • 6-2-1 header and Dynaflow exhaust
  • Short steering knuckles with bump steer spacers

I have a Borg Warner T-5 that is going in this summer as soon as I find a reasonable condition R-200 diff with the right gears (3.83 or 3.90). I am also going to replace the front and rear control arms with custom built ones from Techno Toy tuning. Last, I am strongly considering stroking one of the spare F54 blocks (from a 280zx) in August because I always wanted 230 + hp in this Z.

Thanks for asking. I am sure I am leaving out stuff, but this is a representative list.

Fire 07-03-2011 11:35 PM

Kewl Z onze. I traded my extrememly modded 76 280z this year. I had replaced bushings with poly bushings, lowered 1 1/2", had custom Bonspeed rims with Kuhmo tires. Roll bar, custom gauges, battery in trunk. I swapped in a 406ci SBC with trick flow heads, edelbrock fuel injection and nitrous, turbo 350 trans. I put in a safety fuel cell, race kirkey race seats and 5 point 3" harnesses. The body was custom with molded body kit including rear wheel wells, a custom cowl induction hood and roof scoop. Oh h/p 400 on engine only, 500 with NOS.

kenchan 07-04-2011 07:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 1202468)
The 240? I put more money into restoration stuff than mods over the years, it seems. Here is a partial mod list:
  • All bushings are Suspension Techniques urethane
  • Front and rear MSA sway bars
  • Front and rear MSA strut braces
  • Aluminum radiator and electric fans
  • Tokico Illumina springs and dampers
  • Momo Monte Carlo steering wheel
  • E-31 head with oversized (P-90) valves
  • Mildly built cam
  • Fidanza flywheel
  • Centerforce II clutch
  • 6-2-1 header and Dynaflow exhaust
  • Short steering knuckles with bump steer spacers

I have a Borg Warner T-5 that is going in this summer as soon as I find a reasonable condition R-200 diff with the right gears (3.83 or 3.90). I am also going to replace the front and rear control arms with custom built ones from Techno Toy tuning. Last, I am strongly considering stroking one of the spare F54 blocks (from a 280zx) in August because I always wanted 230 + hp in this Z.

Thanks for asking. I am sure I am leaving out stuff, but this is a representative list.

:yum:

PapoZalsa 07-04-2011 10:35 AM

Analyzing on how to lower the tips of my F.I. so I can fit the EVO-R rear valance.

LunaZ 07-04-2011 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by PapoZalsa (Post 1202720)
Analyzing on how to lower the tips of my F.I. so I can fit the EVO-R rear valance.

Just pop a few washers under the three bolts that secure the exhaust hangers to body and you're all set!
(Depending on how many washers you decide to add, you may need longer bolts)

kenchan 07-04-2011 12:41 PM

Yep, wat Luna said. :)

Motored my Z again today and had a great time. :p I think all the lowend bozo's were still asleep from heavy drinking and so roads were clear from those dumbarses that drive slow on sunny days and fast on rainy crap days. :D

PapoZalsa 07-04-2011 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 1202779)
Just pop a few washers under the three bolts that secure the exhaust hangers to body and you're all set!
(Depending on how many washers you decide to add, you may need longer bolts)

Well that was my initial thought.

However, what I was analyzing is since the F.I. sits close to the ground. I was thinking if in the future I decide to lower the car if is going to scrape and damage the F.I. :confused:

kenchan 07-04-2011 03:45 PM

Yah, that unit is close to the ground. I gave my fujimura rear valance about 7-8mm clearance. No issue with melting but I don't track the car..


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