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  1. You can view the page at http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/content.php?180-World-s-best-Datsun-240Z-resto-mod
  2. Mikes Z, great article, I just promoted it to our Technical Articles area. Thanks for posting!
  3. Frank, so sorry this happened to you (and the early Z)!! Hopefully his parts will go to help other cars that need to survive!
  4. SB, where did you find that? I'd like to pick up a Z flavor...
  5. I want a SnuZZie!! Prefer yellow, thanks.
  6. Ha! Now this is a cool idea. Moved the idea into our new "Garage Hobbyist" forum... Who wants to start building and selling these?
  7. Thanks guys, are there websites for the aftermarket systems you recommended? Although I like the idea of EFI, I like the simplicity of my engine compartment with the triples on there now. It looks neat and clean. I remember seeing an aftermarket system on a Z at the Canby show that was very clean. The guy replaced the distributor with some kind of mechanical sensor on the crank and low voltage all the way up to the spark plug. Like a modern system, the high voltage spark isn't transferred over wires, each spark plug has a mini coil on top of it. My goal is to make the car easier to drive while keeping the engine bay clean. I would like something that looks like it was delivered in the 70's. I believe there are some nice EFI photos in the gallery and I'll have to post a few here.
  8. Hi guys, Ok, so I'm looking at a project this year. My car is fully restored and I've got triple Mikuni's installed. It's a great system, but, just coughs and sputters a bit too much for me. I have a full EFI system out of a 78 280z including computer and intake with brand new injectors. Does anyone have a tech article on making the swap happen? That said, is it possible to use my existing fuel supply piping and fuel tank (I've got a '71)? Mike
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