Leaderboard
-
240dkw
Free Member2Points708Posts -
florian
Free Member2Points24Posts -
jfa.series1
Subscriber
2Points2,719Posts -
SpeedRoo
Free Member1Points329Posts
Popular Content
Showing content with the highest reputation on 02/09/2023 in all areas
-
2 pointsThis is the Nissan spare parts mascot from the 80s and 90s.
2 points -
2 pointsMaybe it’s different for a 71 , but I just checked my 70 and there is no metallic in the silver under the back carpet. I found this when I was looking to repaint my car. 20090113085045222.pdf2 points
-
Another of SteveJ's tricks is to spray compressed air upside down onto the ignition module when it acts up to cool it. If the problem goes away that tends to narrow the problem down to that module. As they age they can act up when they get hot.1 point
-
1 point1 point1 pointYeah the efi cars use high pressure pumps which pump about 40 to 50lbs until the pressure regulator. That kind of pressure will find a loose connection or split in a hurry.1 point1 point1 pointAlso the pigments used in the paint back then are no longer available and the chemical composition of the paint has also changed from solvent to water based. Only way you will get close is to mix paint to match the underside of the tool box lid and use a single stage process without clear coat. Another problem with be matching the size of the metallic used in the original paint.1 point1 pointConsider that these cars were painted in a single-stage process 50 years ago. Most paint jobs these days are two-stage with the clear coat making a huge difference in appearance.1 pointHere are two pics - one without the hard lines and one with them in place. If you can obtain a clutch hard line from a parts car, it should help you to position the bracket on the frame rail. Hope this helps.
1 point1 pointI saw the BAT 71 240Z, I really love the car’s preserved condition and the silver color. The original 901 silver something looked different from very shiny silver nowadays. I like it. Here is a sample paint tips of Dupon. I will be happy if I can use the tips for painting my cars back to the original. Kats
1 point
Important Information
By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Guidelines. We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.