gundee

I'm curious. I was looking at your pics. How do you operate the chokes with 3 seperate cables?

Try this copy. Print it in black and white.

If the Z was aluminum you could forget paint and do what this guy did. I had to have my sunglasses on.

I redid this to try a better copy. Print out and try it. Just need to go measure your tire diameter.

This view also.

I read where one person thought vintage racing was just cruising around on the track. Well its a little more competetive than that. Here is what happened to a local driver at a July 2002 vintage race. Things can get real expensive quick. These have unibody like a Z car and are tough to repair.

Exploded view of 40phh and 44phh.

There is another option I was recently reading about. If you can find a Datsun 810 or Maxima L24 flywheel, it is 17.6 pounds compared to the 24 pound Z flywheel. I have not done it myself. Just passing on info.

To answer your question. Yes, the rear studs are longer. And yes you can put them in the front. We did that to my Z.