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Surprisingly there's people that don't understand left and right looking from the top. Hence my analogy, driver's side and passenger's side.

Will you be driving a red Z? Maybe newer than what we're used to?

When I've explained it in the past, trying to be as simple as possible, turning them towards the passenger's side=leaner. Driver's side=richer.

Mark make sure he understands the mixture knob. I turn mine CLOCKWISE until they are snug, then COUNTER CLOCKWISE to 2.5. I'm sure it's a typo but who knows?

Well now, what a sweet looking little girl you've got there! Congratulations, everything else is secondary from here on. She's smiling too!

If you haven't seen this yet, it's a good read. http://zhome.com/Classic/CommonZRust/RustPrevention240Z.htm

I trust that she'll be wearing boy shorts, hard to tell from that pic? And her umbrella may be south of her belly button so as long as I'm laying on the ground bring her on! I'm a good tipper tell her.

If you could get me an "umbrella girl" that'd be special...

"moving to the country gonna eat a lot of peaches..." Love that song! https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D1Cs8G_mY8jE&ved=0ahUKEwjt3L_g_9nUAhXHRCYKHfy3B7EQyCkIHzAA&usg=AFQjCNEXZXsUbePj-sqFP_MJK1qLIMS0rQ

http://m.oreillyauto.com/h5/r/oap/site/c/detail/DAG0/090039/02330.oap?year=1978&make=Nissan&model=280Z&vi=1209260&ck=Search_02330_1209260_-1&pt=02330&ppt=C0023 They also have assortment of copper gaskets in the Dorman or Help section at chain stores. I found one that's copper with rubber inside for a tight seal around the threads.

I found it, http://atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/frontwheelbearings/index.html

Something didn't work Zedy??? I'm sorry! I clicked on the image and that sent me there.

In my, limited to CZC.C and Memphis, experience they are "Good 'ole Boys" with an accent. I guess I could be another Jim, my middle name is James? That's a club I'd like to be part of too. Zama Jim!

After a week in hot Texas. @240260280

Blue's tip was to polish it with a Scotch-Brite pad. I did that and had no issues that I can remember. Driving the races on square was the hardest part and that wasn't too bad as I recall. Good luck for better results today.

Hell of a good time, 100%!!! Ole Buddy loves car rides so for sure him and Millie? would hang out. He has no balls so nothing to worry about there. He sorta acts like my other dog Jelly, female, very loving and sweet. Thank you Guy, I hope this works out like you and I need it to.

Hell yeah! Y'all can stay with me, 2 hour drive. That would be like a Georgia meet they had a few years ago and everybody drove west on I-20 to Barber's Motorsports track and museum. That would be awesome, right down the street (figuratively). But they'd probably get Road Atlanta, makes more sense now that I catch my breath.

That's not that bad. I've owned much worse '72 240 and sold it for $6,000. If that means anything. The best shot for me is under the battery. That can be a tricky spot with the acid eating up the fuel lines. I ran rubber from the slave cylinders location to the fuel filter. Tabco has replacement panels for what you've shown in your pics.

My bad. The red Zs must've been Coffee and Cars or caffeine and cars. Humid, you'll agree! My dehumidifier's pulling 1.5 gallons a day. Thinking of hooking up a hose and run it out my dog's flap door.

I used the same size spacers, folded cardboard pieces, on both sides and loosened the bolts at the hood hinges to get it straight. Don't loosen them too much though or you'll fight it all day. Learned that the hard way. Edited. Your's look like a fender alignment issue maybe?

Let us know then, please. I'm ready for another parking lot party with Tidy Cat coffee tables. You may want to stay out that way for another day, we're having a sauna wave over here. It's as bad as I ever remember. When they say "it's not the heat it's the stupidity" I know now what that means, stay indoors dumb a s s.

Phone in vote for Virginia or one of the Carolina's.

Happened to me in Memphis! Great guys online and even better in person. Lifelong friends if I never see them again.

Maybe a little "southern twang" he's picked up?

Is his name pronounced like Fiji? E-JEE? Thanks