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  1. "new pistons with the designation "50 mm / ID .12" on the top of them" This stamping on TOP of a piston indicates the cylinders have been bore out by the amount shown. Is " ID .12" " a typing error? Or does it say " OD "? ID refers to the INSIDE DIAMETER where as OD refers to the OUTSIDE DIAMETER. I would think the bore in your engine is .12" over that of the stock diameter. Find out what the stock bore dia. is and compare. Buy a gasket kit ( I recomend FELLPRO ) slap that beast together and tell us about how it is. WELCOME TO THIS WEB SITE QMan ! - JEFF
  2. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Funnybone
    But then, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." I think that's...... "Beauty is in the eye of the BEERholder." - Jeff
  3. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Parts Swapping
    Maybe the 4 row rad is the differance..? -Jeff
  4. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    The Positive battery cable and the smaller wire ( with inline conector ) mounts on the bare stud shown closest to you in the picture. The wire that is already bolted on is in the correct spot. - Jeff
  5. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Maybe from LH drive car ??? - Jeff
  6. I like MSA's selection
  7. The other option for the roof is heating and quenching to srink the streched metal --- a good body man can do it --- i've seen my dad do it. - jeff
  8. Black or grayish --- grayish being closer to charcoal ---- that one doesn't look correct to me. -Jeff
  9. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    I was also hit head-on by a van! My bike faired better than I did. My chest and head took out the hood , windshield and one wiper arm. My bike claimed the grille. I spent 1.5 days in the hospital. A concusion was the worst of my injuries. Heads up for the cars , hey ? - Jeff
  10. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    g72s20 - my rims are from a US 1978 280z . The Z cars were selling so well over here in the states that the dealerships wanted a little more of the pie. They started putting aftermarket alloy rims on the Z cars and selling them for more money! They are 14x7 (standard 280Z rim size) I refinished them myself ( about 40-50 hours of sandpaper scrubbing) The dealerships had installed rims such as these so I do not know the manufacturer of them. I like how well they fill out the wheel opening in comparison to the other rims in the "before the body kit" photos . - Jeff
  11. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    Before the body kit and rims
  12. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    that is 2004 ford " Scream'in Yellow !! Best yellow I've ever seen
  13. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    It's dark in michigan as 5:30 PM See the snow !! ?
  14. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    floor mats from MSA.
  15. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    uploading works with something in the title block
  16. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    Yes .. they are the same size as the one above
  17. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    Non-paying customers get the back seat, see. Turtle is good for that pic. I'm having trouble uploading fully pained pics. the upload screen goes blank. The files are smaller than alowed. ???
  18. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    9 years ago this '72 Z went into my dad's bodyshop for a ground up overhaul / restoration...
  19. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Engine & Drivetrain
    For the price of a cap & rotor .... replace them if you haven't or don't remember when it was done. Check the throttle linkages for any stiffness on 'return to closed' position. Check & see if the chokes ( on the bottom of the carbs) are closing fully with the choke lever ( will run rich if one or both do not close fully). check / replace the air cleaner if you can not see through it from the inside to outside. Is the black on #5 & #6 plugs wet or dry? - Jeff
  20. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    Wow Carl .. Thanks ! - Jeff
  21. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Funnybone
    This is an exellent recipe ( be sure to read all the directions ) Ingredients 1 cup of water 1 tsp baking soda 1 cup of sugar 1 tsp salt 1 cup of brown sugar lemon juice 4 large eggs lots of nuts ( your choice ) 1 bottle Vodka 2 cups of dried fruit Method : Sample the Vodka to check quality Take a large bowl,check the Vodka again To be sure it is of the highest quality,pour 1 level cup & drink Repeat. Turn on the electric mixer. Beat one cup of water in the large bowl Add one tsp of sugar and beat again At this point it is best to make sure the Vodka is shtill OK. Try another cup .... just in case Turn off the mixerer. Break 2 Leggs and add to the bowl then chuck in the dried fruit Pick fruit off the floor. Mix on the turner. If the fried druit gets stuck in the beaterers pry it loose with a sdrewscriver. Sample the vodka to check its Toxsisticity. Next, sift two cups of salt or something.Who giveshz a $^!#. Promptly check the vodka. Now shift the lemon juice and strain your nuts. Add one table. Add a spoon of sugar or somefink. What ever you can find. Greash the oven and wizz in the fridge ( or sink ). Turn the cake tin 360 degrees and try not to fall over. Don't forget to beat off the mixerer. Finally, throw the bowl through the window,finish the Vodka, and kick the cat then fall into bed !! MERRY CHRISTMAS !!! - Jeff
  22. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    Putting the glass into the rear hatch was not a problem...that went in easy with the seal on the window 1st. But the hard part was putting the ss trim on. So when I put the windshield in do I do it the same way or do I put the trim in the seal ( with seal on the glass ) then install the window? - Jeff
  23. JEFF posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    When installing the windshield ... Does the stainless steel trim get installed before or after the windshield is in place? Last night a friend and I installed the trim on the rear hatch with the window installed 1st. We had a hard time getting it in no matter how much liquid soap we used. We used the plastic windshield installation tool sold by VB. Took us about 1&1/2 hours to get that installed. Did we do it in the wrong order?? - Jeff
  24. I have serched the "parts swapping" pages for help but found none. I installed the electronic ignition fron a '78 280z on my 240z. I have not been able to figure out how to make the tachometer work yet. Any help for me? ( all of the 240 wiring is still there - I only used some of it for the E.I.) - Jeff
  25. I have put '78 head and F.I. on my L24 block -- All works well. I used the stock 240z fuel return line with out any trouble. The problem I have RIGHT NOW is that the hood will not close with the stock 280z air cleaner mounted in the 280z factory position ( to high ). Any thoughts on what to do? I plan to try putting the mounting flange on the bottom of the radiator support instead of on top. - Jeff
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