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I can not answer the question from memory, they are very similar , for a quick confirmation, the diffrence will be at the header pipe Flange. The best method is to ask your local exhaust shop which gasket fits the header pipe flange his listing will tell you the cross reference between models. There are definate diffrences in the flange studs depending on the age of the item in hand, newer has the heavier size studs.

hope this helps

Steve:classic:

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I guess the header flange where it meets the head and a side shot to see if it's not a godawful 6 into 1 type arrangement. Here's hoping it is the same coz I need a header and extractors are BLOODY expensive new IMHO... unless someone has one??????

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OK... While i'm not new to Z's, I am new to all the specifications.. my first Z was just my first car... I didn't study it nor did I have a shop manual.

I hear many terms/acronyms tossed around (FAQ please) and now's as good a time as any for a few Qs...

OK... what is the difference with the K and C (240K and 240C) that was referred to. I never knew the Z's came in different letters...

Also, why does everyone refer to Z's as Zed's..... What is a Zed...

Northern NJ Larry

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Well, Zed, you see, is how Aussies and the British say the letter Z. ;)

240Z, 240K, 240C... they were a part of a family sharing the same 2.4 litre engine, basically. Totally different cars...

240C

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240K (pic below is JMT240KGTR's car)

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And they both came in Coupe form too...

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Hi Larry,

No, the 240K (aka Skyline) wasn't sold in the US, nor any version of it. I'm pretty certain the 240C (aka Cedric) didnt sell in the US either, but don't take my word on that!

240C Coupe

http://members.fortunecity.com/hardtops/240C230c.htm

240K 4-door and Coupe

http://members.fortunecity.com/mang01/Nissan/240K.htm

And you can click my gallery to see another one :)

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There are two different types of headers or flanges, we've just gone through this dilema on my brothers 260z.:stupid:

In the end the best option turned out to be a 280zx manifold, its got bigger bores, heavier flange and the studs are twice as thick as the old 260 :D

We all know the joys of a snapped stud :tapemouth :stupid: :tapemouth :stupid: :cry:

You will also need the inlet pipe from the 280zx, we reckon the exhaust sounds deeper and flows better

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