V8-240Z

Salem-Slim, E-mail me at V8-240Z@juno.com

Yup as Mike says this will pull the "The infamous pain-in-the-arse pins?" However I only had the one that I made and it sold rather quickly. If any one is interested in another one send me a E-mail at V8-240Z@juno.com

I have a strut pin puller that I have used 4 times. All threaded hardware is grade 8 and can be replaced. his tool works great I was even able to use the old strut pins over. $30 and that includes shipping in the states. <img src="http://12.224.138.56:8884/Files/Datsun/Strut-Pin-Tool/strut-pin-tool6.jpeg">

If my memory serves me correctly, A piece of exaust pipe will work to replace the outer sleeve.

To ID the R180 look at the differential where the axles go into the differential. The R180 has a plate bolted on with 5 bolts that the side axles pass through. The R200 has no plate on the side.

There are not any holes in the front bumper guards for the over-rider. The over-riders work good for hanging wash cloths and drying cloths on. :classic:

I have a 71 with the over-riders on the front and rear. The front over-rider has the mounting holes spaced at 36 1/2" C to C, I thought the 72 was the same. The 73 front over-rider has the mounting holes spaced at 30 1/4 C to C. The rear is the same all the way to the early 74 260Z with the thin bumpers.

I have used the forums from a friends computer and it would have been tough if I had to remember my PW just to get in. So my vote is leave it as it is.

V8-240Z says it all

This front differential mount support bracket will prevent the mount from breaking. It takes about 30 minutes to install and requires drilling and tapping 2 holes in the Nissan front mount. No disassembly of the car is required. Included are the two 3/8" bolts to attach it to the front mount. This is simple and has worked very well for over 3 years in my V8 powered 71Z. For pictures and more info <a href="http://12.224.138.56:8884/Files/Datsun/LSD-Brace/Diff-Mount.htm">Click Here!</a> The total cost with shipping is $15.00

Any of that stuff is flammable, Better disconnect the battery or you may not be the only thing that gets lit up.

When I did the bearings in my 71 I used PN 43262-W12O2. This is the outer axle flange nut for a 28OZX and it does not need to be staked

Bryan Little's web page has Passive Ram Air setup using a 77-78 vented hood and a L6 that has carburetors that is interesting. <a href="http://www.geocities.com/zgarage2001/air.html">Passive Ram Air</a>

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Hi Owen, Here pictures of different front and rear strut bars. From here you could design your own. http://12.224.138.56:8884/Files/Datsun/Strut-Bars/

Give this link a try http://www.prestage.com/carmath/calc_gears.asp

Here are a couple car math caculators http://www.smokemup.com/auto_math/index.php http://www.prestage.com/carmath

The Z car Cheat Sheet now has a new permanent home in Cyber Space. http://www.kaynor.net/v8-240z/240z.htm The old URL I posted a couple days ago will no longer work

I was cleaning up a old hard drive and I found a copy of Handy Dandy Dennis (AKA Rough Idle) Cheat sheet. There is a wealth of info on the file so I put it up at the following link. http://www.kaynor.net/v8-240z/240z.htm

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You need to right click on the files and download them. Windows media file will not play the mpeg. Dave...

http://www.sforums.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=3419 Check this out, Maybe we need to E-mail Wajones the Administrator since it is his name that is after Realm in that nasty nag screen!!!! I notice that their site does not do this. Dave.....

NISMO sells the following springs for the 240Z. What is the reason the RF & LF are different when the spring rates are the same? Stage I: 54010-E4107 240Z Spring / RF (101 lb/in) 1ea 54010-E4106 240Z Spring / LF (101 lb/in) 1ea 55020-E4201 240Z Spring / R (112 lb/in) 2ea Stage II : 54010-E8100 240Z Spring / RF (122 lb/in) 1ea 54010-E8101 240Z Spring / LF (122 lb/in) 1ea 55020-E8100 240Z Spring / R (140 lb/in) 2ea Dave...

Head on over to http://www.hybridz.org where all your questions will be answered. Dave...