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e_racer1999

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  1. e_racer1999 replied to akwikz's post in a topic in 240K Skyline
    man, that sucks! can you take any action towards the PO?
  2. no prob! good luck with the project
  3. good thread - http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=118512
  4. are you running MS or any other non-stock EMS? check over at hybridz for folks that have swapped different injectors from different marques.
  5. gooot it, .. anyway, GL with the sale!
  6. JB weld? no personal experience, and i await someone to say "NO!", but it worked on my BMW's oil pan when the PO hit a rock
  7. might want to post in the classifieds. how long have you been a member here? it says Dec 2007; do you have another account?
  8. e_racer1999 replied to Sailor Bob's post in a topic in Suspension & Steering
    i'm pretty sure there was another post somewhere regarding this piece. no idea on how to find it, though
  9. cali's a lot more stricter than that^ not sure about oregon. anyway, suxx to hear about that. do you know anyone who can store it for you for the time being?
  10. it's a stock 3.36 R180. i will keep you guys updated for sure
  11. ZWhizz said that someone may have removed the baffles from the diff cover. I picked up another diff (Thanks Ben!) and plan on installing it maybe this weekend. that will give me a chance to disassemble the old one and see what's going on. updates to follow!
  12. e_racer1999 replied to 240Z415's post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    shoot me a PM and you can look at my hood
  13. on my way to work on xmas eve the car started making a whining noise right in the drivetrain. after first thinking it was a bearing in the tranny, I discovered oil on the exhaust by the diff and a soggy pumpkin. right after work i limped her over to ZWhizz to have the diff gasket changed (since that's what i thought it was). anyway, long story short, they found that it WASN'T the gasket, but the diff was shooting oil out of the breather. I searched the archives and found that people were experiencing similar symptoms with a clogged breather. any other ideas?
  14. think you read the vin wrong. GS30110985? all you'll be able to tell is the year and engine size my bad; GS31 is jdm 2+2. probably an L20 stock
  15. ^must add to mike's post in regards to the crankshaft 'stroker' motor; it requires different pistons and rods to get to 3.1L. you would need 240SX (KA24) pistons milled down, as well as 240Z connecting rods.
  16. i prefer N42 for NA. gonna weld one up for more CR.
  17. which directions did you use?
  18. e_racer1999 replied to LENGINELVR's post in a topic in Parts Swapping
    stephen, from what i gather he is trying to go the other way.... i.e. Z motor into a max. however, the advice still applies; different oil pans and pick up tubes. oh and dipshi..... i mean dipsticks
  19. i'm running bridgestone g009 15x7. don't know the specs, but i <3 em
  20. looks to be pretty solid, but the price seems a bit high for something that will ultimately have to be custom modified on a per-car basis. good idea though. i plan on building somethng like that for my car when i get my welder up and running
  21. got it, that's what i meant
  22. turbo vs NA depends on your use. NA will (most likely) have more down low oomph, whereas turbo has a higher ceiling for tom-end HP. i'm building a hi-comp NA for now until i invest in a megasquirt turbo motor
  23. e_racer1999 replied to KDMatt's post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    how about a pathy? range rovers go for pennies out here, too.
  24. hey david, it was nice meeting you (and the rest)!
  25. i dunno, 2 throats does not equal 6 throats. even with crappy tuning, SUs can run pretty well. try a crappy tune on triples and it's pretty nasty. that being said, although triples are a lot like tuning downdraught webers, SUs are a lot like tuning the simplest of motorcycle carbs, especially since many motorcylces even used SUs. just fromn personal experience, it's a lot easier to hold two tubes to your ears than it is six

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