JacktheRiffer

Thanks was nervous my car was messed up.

When im going down a road (mostly highway) ive noticed that the roads tend to angle abit (to drain water i guess?) But ive noticed when i am on these angled sections i have to hold the wheel abit to the left in order to go straight when the road angles down to the right and vice versa if it angles the other way.

Can road angle cause the alignment to feel off?

How would I go about having a car shipped and inspected?

I can not seem to find a good z in my area (OKC)... any hints?

any place to buy them? looking at building a replica

looks like ill give it a try

Anybody built one?

dang thought i had something

Anybody ever thought of doing something like this and customizing a locost or similar chassis to fit it?

I don't care if they are torn or anything just need something to cover the bare metal

Thats more expensive than i thought...looks like ebay or MSA will be my friend

Has anyone ever tried to make their own? Looks like they are just hardboard covered in vinyl.

anybody know where to get them cheaply?

wish i was closer

The cylinder was skipping would that be a burnt valve or something else?

Is it possible that something else could be mistaken for a burnt valve?

I believe its when the valve no longer seats/seals correctly

Im looking into a 280zx turbo that has a burnt valve

What could cause this and how hard would it be to fix?

I tend to drive as if everybody is trying to kill me if that makes sense...

Im looking now as the Z being more of a project/fun car as I just got offered a prius for my daily driver...so now I can afford to do the Z right and not worry about safety as much.

Quick question: which brakes are more important front or back?

Good part for me is i already have a daily that i can drive while i fix up a Z and my uncle is a mechanic and will help me restore it if i mow his yard.

Im planning on taking advanced driving classes and i would attempt to restore the engine as much as possible so i wouldnt be to anxious about dd it. I would add the fuel pump cutoff just in case though.