clayton 260z
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I have the Arizona Z oil pan and yes it looks just like the Kameari to me. But I did not pay near 1500 for mine.
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Brian, Looks to be a nice car to bring up to date. Enjoy the work to be able to enjoy the ride. Mike
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I did put a very small amout.
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fastd, change your side seals I had a leak that I thought was the rear main and changed it 3 times and it still leaked, after changing the side seals no more leak... I believe I used a fllpro seal and it came with the side seals. Mike
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No bumper sticker here, but you can if it would make you happy.
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I guess you can say what you wish about the 260 but back in 2009 mine took best in show at ZDAYZ. Not bragging, but just goes to show that a 260Z can stand with the best of them.
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It is a engine baffle plate inside the block.
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That is... Merry Christmas everyone...
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I have an early 260Z and have two rollers per door. The doors have a clear cut out where the rollers go front and back. Mike
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If you can paint it to match the body...
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It is your hose from your crank case to your pvc valve (positive crankcase ventilation) it allows vapers to be removed from the crank case to help stop the build up of sludge and moisture in your engine. It appears that it is original and would have sludge built up in it. I would replace hose and your pvc valve, and look at a good product to run thru your crank case to remove any build up, and CHANGE your oil.
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The engines sound changes? Is it loss of power due to fuel related isues or ingnition breakdown? It sounds fuel related... FWIW
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Mitchell, Glad you won. It was good to put a face on the Travel'n Man. As you stated, what a good time had by all. Sad to say that David's GT-R had to go to Atlanta for repairs but still had a good time. Hope to see you there next year keep in touch and ride safe. Mike
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check your grounds