Victor Laury

And I wont bother to mention what I was quoted on my last inquiry. But, a hint, The ebay $70.00 was a deal. Expensive carboard indeed! Like Carl, I too haven't the previous motivation, But I do have cash for someone who becomes motivated to mass produce.

Just an update on the Volk TE37's I found a local shop that specializes in the import of Volk wheels Cartunerz Gee, I've walked passed this place dozens of times, and only thought that there would be nothing in this "Rice shop" for me. The Z fitment is only in 15 X 7 ($308) and 14 X 7 ($284). I called and Dennis told me he will have no problem getting them, But, It's a minimum of 5 weeks shipment from Japan.

Joseph! we were simultaneous

It eases assembly and disassmbly. With the bolts out, you set the exhaust manifold on the studs, set up the bridge washers, start the nuts, then you slide the intake manifold down under the bridge washers and install the bolts. This saves serveral minutes of dropped nuts trying to install them on the bridge washers while reach under and around the intake manifold. It's a common modification we do on the roadsters, but stock on the 240. BTW all the 240's I've worked on had the same "TR" "7" bolts.

Who went to the show? What was it like? how many Z's came? Lots's of birds? Any cool cars, beautiful women? was there enough photos taken? Do I need to make a gallery in 04 events? questions questions