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  1. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    I'll see if they're interchangeable between the 2 cars later today. There looks to be an extra 1/4" on the sides though. I'm seeing the body of the ashtray to be wider, not the lip. They look the same in my picture I was thinking about Geoff's comment on smaller smokes and remembered the first Pepsi/Coke 16oz resealable bottles with the styrofoam label. You could slide the label down an inch or so and hit the bottom with your hand and make a loud "POP". No wonder my Mom's so damn crazy, I drove her straight there.
  2. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    You know I was thinking, if it's bigger you could make it work? If you can find one. A lot of ideas come from those early morning meetings.
  3. Here's the Xenon formula, it's a Dupont mix. http://www.xenons30.com/enginepaint.html
  4. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    They are bigger (240s) than the 280s. Just go ahead and buy a 240, you won't regret it.
  5. I paid almost $450 for a complete set and am considering buying another set.
  6. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    The 240 ones look wider to me. I'll measure them when I get home from work. Different years shown here, http://www.zcarsource.com/ashtray-240z-260z-280z_8_56380.html
  7. -3 with the wind right now! Daaaum that's cold for here in the North, of Alabama. Man that sucks popping a heater core in the dead of winter. Can you borrow a car from a friend until you get it figured out? I sure hope so.
  8. Red Line quitened mine down considerably. There is particular types you use with the Zs, something about the brass synchronizers. amazon.com has the best prices that I could find. for the transmission http://atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/mtl/index.html for the differential http://atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/differentialoilchange/index.html
  9. Here's the only place I've found that "says" they're in stock. Haven't called them because I can't spend the money right now, mine are OK that are on there now. http://www.phantasmusa.com/fairladyz1.html
  10. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    Bar top coating would be an option. http://www.amazon.com/FAMOWOOD%C2%AE-GLAZE-CLEAR-EPOXY-QUART/dp/B000M2UKM4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1420651660&sr=8-3&keywords=famowood+glaze+coat
  11. I've been reading Blue's vacuum gauge results page and thought you might try that test, simple. http://atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/vacuum/ Idle (with constant large fluctuations) This action usually indicates a leaky head gasket.
  12. "Is it worth a re-torque to help solve this issue for a short time?" That's about your only short time option. Hopefully those APR studs are newer and won't break. You had a 2.8 head on prior right? Smaller block was notched for the 2.8 valves? It is cold as hell down here, 32 degrees when I woke up and I think that's the high for the day. It's supposed to be around 10 degrees tomorrow morning. I'm being a d***, my northern buddies.
  13. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    I'll be there. http://zccazconvention.com/conventions/2015/
  14. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Body & Paint
    Part number from my Nissan dealer I bought on December 23rd, 26552-E4100 is the right side I think, even numbers are RH if I remember right. Left side is 26557-E4100. I got a good deal, $69 tax and all, but they're next door to my job and I know the parts guys pretty darn well. They like when you know the part number on the older cars they use microfiche for.
  15. I did a quick "non-alcoholic" test. Same results, 34 degrees at 900 rpm 50 at 2500 rpm. Golf tee in the vacuum line and tape over the vacuum advance dashpot nipple. Shifted from 2nd to 3rd at 6500 rpm. Runs like deer, quick! I'll do more testing when it runs bad but I'm going to drive the tires off like it is. And the light was on 6 cylinders, not 2 or 4 or 8 or 12. I think the mechanical timing is off from chain stretch or the pulley has slipped. Also checked breaker plates. It's a reman so could've been that but no. It pulls good. Thats all I care about right now. Rebuilding soon and it'll be right then. Enjoying for now. Thanks for the help, Cliff
  16. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    That's a "face sweater"
  17. https://www.fastenal.com/web/products/_/Navigation;jsessionid=QyKGJsTHBtkvBZJMSQ7MzNYBNTTsph1zTPp1V6sQ6GKFTCmFTMLl!1674018065!185499280?r=%20~|categoryl1:%22600000%20Fasteners%22|~%20~|categoryl2:%22600051%20Screws%22|~%20~|categoryl3:%22600064%20SEMS%20Screws%22|~
  18. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    It took a second, that's funny!
  19. siteunseen posted a post in a topic in Interior
    Those are some nice seats! Are they Z seats that have been recovered or are they out of another car? Ashtray looks great too. They make a good can holder.
  20. I've got the help of some good teachers. I just woke up and will reread when I'm home from work. Thanks again, Cliff.
  21. I got some good info from #36.
  22. Ok. I never have been able to wrap my head around that whole mechanical/electrical timing thing. I can't make sense of it for some reason? That sounds like a much better plan/idea. Thank you ZedHead.
  23. Yeah I've been thinking the same. I'm going to pull the valve cover off soon and see how far of the cam sprocket line up notches are off. Probably needs to be put ahead a hole or two. But it sure is nice walking into my garage now.
  24. It seems like there's a tech thread on that already. Try and google and see what comes up.
  25. I don't know what this means but I went for a few test drives this morning and after finding the sweet spot on the dizzy came home and hooked the light. Up button up up up until the pointer matched the zero notch on the pulley. 34 was where it matched up at 700 rpms with the vacuum plugged off and taped over.

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