Everything posted by fixitman
- Interior 1 - Recaros
 - Rechromed Taillight Bezel
 - Engine Compartment 2
 - Engine Compartment 1
 - Ignition Wires
 - Fuel Rail Fabrication 4
 - Fuel Rail Fabrication 3
 - Fuel rail Fabrication 2
 - Fuel Rail Fabrication 1
 - Spoiler Fabrication 2
 - Spoiler Fabrication 3
 - Spoiler Fabrication 1
 - Engine Installed
 - Final Assembly-2
 - Final Assembly-1
 - Ronal RC-1 3-Piece Modular Wheels
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 - IMG_7135
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		Some triple Weber pics
		
		Very nice, creative design. Was it custom made? Where was it sourced? I would be interested to see a photo of the air filter arrangement. Regards, Fixitman
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		Triple setup owners
		
		Perhaps these photos will provide a few ideas for a heat shield as well as a balance tube. Note that the original fuel rail brackets have been used for fuel supply, fuel return, vacuum and fuel vapor purge. Regards, Fixitman
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		Some triple Weber pics
		
		Perhaps these photos will provide a few ideas for a heat shield and balance tube. Note that the original fuel rail brackets have been used for fuel supply, fuel return, vacuum and fuel vapor purge. Regards, Fixitman
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		Sway Bars
		
		Since my project is pretty far along, I feel a little less stress now. But I'm using Stage 1 European springs. Any problem in combination with these sway bars? Thanks for the reply. Fixitman
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		Muffler Dimensions
		
		Would anyone be able to provide the casing dimensions for a factory muffler for an early '74 260Z? Thanks, Fixitman
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		5-speed in my '74
		
		I have an early '74 260Z with a new factory 280Z 5-speed (new in 1983 anyway). I believe the clutch parts are for a 280Z 5-speed also. At this point, the Nissan part numbers probably all superceed to an early 280Z or later Z series. Check with the dealer. Good luck. Fixitman
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		Sway Bars
		
		I am rethinking the size of the bars on my early '74 260Z. It currently has 1 1/8" dia. front and 7/8" dia. rear bars. These were the sizes offered by Quickor in the early '80's for this model and year. I believe Suspension Techniques offers the same size bars today. Are these too large for a street car? Thanks, Fixitman