Gav240z
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I understand I'm a newbie to ZX's but I'd like to learn the fuel system as I'm thinking of a career with computers and the tuning of cars and using computers to diagnose cars and prep race cars . Not sure if i'll go that way but I have an interest and I will probably go turbo FI in my 240z one day even if it's not permanent. Compression test could be ok but oil rings could be the problem with the smoke.
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Well i don't wanna get anyone in trouble but a fellow friend of mine ex-employee there told me at least I'm pretty sure it was him I'd have to ask him again as I was just so excited to meet a Z owner with 1 wicked ride that I dunno if it was him or not. Lindsy is a bad man sending them overseas making it harder to find them. However this is where he makes money out of them, they just arnt properly appreciated here in Australia $$$ wise.
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just noticed my evil looking dog hehe she's a cutie honestly she doesn't have alien eyes normally. She is a Bordie Collie Cross Blue Healer, very active but great personality -
My old 260z 2+2 with front spoiler tinted headlight covers. I used to like this look but it's not for me anymore. That's my garage btw and I live upstairs where you can see the blinds -
I believe this was on the early turbo 280zx's as it's missing the Turbo after Nissan, not 100% sure we didn't get turbo 280zx's here. -
This is my P90 head rare in Australia to find still not sure to use it as a high comp race engine or blown turbo L28 -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
The vents again this time showing my lazyness to remove the polish and wax between the vents and wiper valance. Oh well next time old toothbrushes are good for that -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
My L28 E88 combo -
My engine a bit unclean but i'll steam clean the engine bay when the new head goes on -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
hehe cute bum! -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
This was taken in my garage at night from the stairs leading to my room. It's the first thing I see every morning after coming downstairs mmmmm sexy -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
This shows the vents from a top view thinking about coloring them black before totally removing for a nonvented dunno. -
My rusty plates a testiment of the condition of the rest of the car. Dunno wheather to fresh em' up or leave it a bit beaten to go with character? -
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From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
Dual pipes once more -
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From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
These are my beloved dual pipes they look very dirty I am thinking of chroming them up give them a bit of shine even if the works cars didn't have chrome. -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
Wider angle again apologies for the photo quality -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
Sorry for the poor quality photography this was really just a test. -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
Uncracked well restored and very wet looking I keep it that way using GTI Flash Dash dunno about it's availability but it works wonders doesn't attract much dust like armour oil or crack it for that matter (well not yet) and it stays wet for a good 2 months or more unlike armour oil 2 weeks tops -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
These are my current mirrors I'd like some bullet style ones or maybe even fender mount mirrors. -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
Not my taste i got this for the performance point of view I'll swap ya for an unbent unrusted bonnet serious . I will probably change it when some spare cash comes my way -
From the album: Gavin's 240z Photos
I think there's something sexual about a half covered car I think rick(1 Bravo Z) thinks I'm perverted -
MY Z under it's little blankee Keeps the dust getting on it. ultimately i want it to be a weekend car only -
we have these in Australia without all the emission crap . Does anyone see any problems using a N36 intake manifold with a non emission balance tube? I have a N36 spare intake manifold and an E88 intake on the car I'd like to put the best on there when i install the new camshaft and replace the engine head with the new one. PS: What kind of places do automotive metal polishing?
