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240Z after resto

240Z after resto

https://www.classiczcars.com/gallery/image/3740-240z-after-resto/

This is the Z after resto, Still needs front side markers and grill.

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beandip

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April 27, 200321 yr

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good color , what is the number and I D ? Also My 240 has the same wheels. Much improvement , car is looking good .

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Nice toys!
I really like the color on your Z.

siteunseen

13 hours ago13 hr
Mikuni HSR45 x 6 with ITG filters

I know a few people were following along on this- been a while since I last posted here- but finally all came together!
Mounted up and running strong! Still a few details to work out; but runs good, sounds good, feels good on the initial pulls. Super happy it worked out!

Demo243

May 16, 2024May 16
Mikuni HSR45 x 6 with ITG filters

Fun!

duffymahoney

December 17, 20231 yr
Mikuni HSR45 x 6 with ITG filters

Well I decided to go for it -

Went with 42's and a TWM manifold. Still lots to sort out, but Ill start another thread on it somewhere and link it back here. Rought calculations hopefully put it in between an OER setup and a Mikuni PHH setup $wise.

Demo243

December 16, 20231 yr
Mikuni HSR45 x 6 with ITG filters

I would probably do them in pairs, then each pair goes to a common shaft.

duffymahoney

December 7, 20231 yr

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