Jump to content
We Need Your Help! ×

Search the Community

Showing results for tags 'rally'.

  • Search By Tags

    Type tags separated by commas.
  • Search By Author

Content Type


Categories

  • Interior
  • Exterior
  • Electrical
  • Engine & Drivetrain
  • Fuel System
  • Exhaust
  • Body & Paint
  • Suspension & Steering
  • Wheels, Tires & Brakes
  • Z News
  • Technical Articles

Forums

  • CLUB TALK
    • SOCIAL
  • CAR TALK
    • CLASSIC Z CARS
    • MODERN Z CARS
    • OTHER CLASSIC DATSUNS
  • GENRE
    • HISTORY
    • RACING
    • SHOP
  • MARKETPLACE
    • VENDORS
    • CLASSIFIEDS
    • GARAGE BUSINESS
  • NW Arkansas Z Car Club's Discussions
  • Maryland Z Club's Discussions
  • Midwestern Z Club's Z Chat
  • National Zcar Convention's Discussions
  • National Zcar Convention's Announcements

Calendars

  • Zcar Events and Shows
  • Zcar Club Washington
  • Classic Car Shows
  • National Zcar Convention's Events

Categories

  • Wiring Diagrams
  • Microfiche
  • Service Documents
  • Brochures
  • Factory Service Manuals
    • 240z
    • 260z
    • 280z
    • 280zx
    • 300zx
  • Manuals
    • Owner Manuals
  • Website Support
  • CAD Files
  • Software Tools
  • Tech Articles
  • Club Graphics

Product Groups

  • Club Merchandise
  • Direct Advertising

Blogs

  • Mike's Blog
  • Blog livenbad
  • Blog Denny
  • Blog omega Z
  • Blog lenponz
  • 1975 280Z Project
  • Blog Joe Moreland
  • Blog 83Turbo
  • Blog sleepyzzz
  • Blog KirkgZ
  • Blog smokingwheels
  • Blog cowboywilly
  • Blog Zmax
  • Blog titaniumspine
  • Blog ozconnection
  • Blog Montezuma
  • Blog s14280zx
  • Blog 59blane
  • Blog robertsjeff
  • Blog Rainman
  • Blog sevangelos
  • Blog Ivans240z
  • Blog kirkE
  • Blog Righthandman
  • Blog jimmypleitez
  • Blog tomjr713
  • Blog lookn4answerz
  • Blog BFOUR
  • Blog Zedyone_kenobi
  • Blog zman2003
  • Blog jgniorio
  • Blog robert clark
  • Blog zcarlady1
  • Blog mel marabante
  • Blog steves72z
  • Blog JRG
  • Blog realoldrocks
  • Blog stevef1972z
  • Blog hls55@yahoo.com
  • Blog chachacourt
  • Blog pmf
  • Blog ConchZ
  • Blog pukegreenz
  • Blog Mikes Z car
  • Blog juniorzep
  • Blog msawaya1
  • Blog VITAMIN Z
  • Blog Bobby
  • Blog barfife
  • Blog rallylife69
  • Blog Chuckak
  • Blog tallen1424
  • Blog black gold
  • Blog miker
  • Blog 402bryce
  • Blog 280man
  • Blog Baki 280z
  • Blog zorroo24
  • Blog Gary in NJ
  • Blog TheNateums
  • Blog LazyZ
  • Blog Qwildurn
  • Blog mikej707
  • Blog hosting
  • Blog ColeQ
  • Blog meshoo250
  • Blog krogel24
  • Blog marco280
  • Blog mkwhite
  • Blog BSCM@310
  • Blog tylersnyder
  • Blog vjones
  • Blog Hart Lutter
  • Blog matt240z
  • Blog Z dreams
  • Blog ThomasD.
  • Blog KAP
  • Blog z e r o
  • Blog greenmachine
  • Blog louie999
  • Blog diesel280zx
  • Blog G2Services
  • Blog House3571
  • Blog mikey265
  • Blog Francesco
  • Blog mikeddiezel
  • Blog John78Z
  • Blog kriminal
  • Blog peterb
  • Blog Billmadson
  • Blog bschaaf
  • Blog M&P
  • Blog quinnys
  • Blog electricalman777
  • Blog mobileman23
  • Blog tayS30lor
  • Blog jimndee1967
  • Blog Ken M1
  • Blog cycloid
  • Blog patar
  • Blog zdonka
  • Blog david gordon
  • Blog tamo3
  • Blog mattm180
  • Blog mnilges
  • Blog momluvdherz
  • Blog fastmike
  • Blog gg30
  • Blog danielsheehan
  • Blog illest240z
  • Blog DanielE
  • Blog 77_FairladyZ
  • Blog Stevie P
  • Blog James Bell
  • Blog bigmime4098
  • Blog vuddysr
  • Blog EuroDat
  • Blog ryanonthevedder
  • Blog RayF
  • Blog scruz32
  • Blog Z4Her
  • Blog The moist shaft
  • Blog jguler
  • Blog sycoz
  • Blog Ardent
  • Blog 81datsun
  • Blog gius
  • Blog CJO
  • Blog bulltherott
  • Blog JordanNoblin
  • Blog BlueSky224
  • Blog william12
  • Blog Bryson@80z
  • Blog ricky86
  • Blog noahfriedel
  • Blog hotflames280z
  • Blog blindsquad
  • Blog jamul scott
  • Blog chefman1
  • Blog BigBird
  • Blog fawazalazmi
  • Blog Michael's Zcar
  • Blog TBrider1
  • Blog Antonio Gonzalez
  • CaseyByrd72 Restoration
  • Blog mattszcar
  • Blog BMO280z
  • Blog Scarab#157
  • Blog Guy Mayer
  • Tracy Westman
  • AndyAtkinson's Blog
  • vjones' Blog
  • WalterConde's Blog
  • My 280z
  • Blaxdragon's Blog
  • Affortable Sandblast set up
  • 1972 240z Restoration (lots of rust)
  • noradress.com
  • rickster240z
  • Saint Philip's Day
  • adidas nmd r1 rose
  • adidas pas cher
  • Aaron McClanahan
  • Dexter
  • Yarb
  • Yarb
  • docfedt

Categories

  • Z Cars
    • 240z
    • 260z
    • 280z
    • 280zx
    • 300zx
    • 350z
    • 370z
  • Other Models
    • 240k
    • 510
    • Skyline
    • Wagon
    • Trucks
    • Roadster
    • Sedan
  • Other Brands
    • Cars
    • Motorcycles
    • Trucks
    • Pets

Categories

  • For Sale
    • Cars for Sale
    • Parts for Sale
  • Want Ads
    • Cars Wanted
    • Parts Wanted
  • Completed Ads

Find results in...

Find results that contain...


Date Created

  • Start

    End


Last Updated

  • Start

    End


Filter by number of...

Joined

  • Start

    End


Group


Map Location


Occupation


ZCCA Membership ID


About me and my cars


Website


Yahoo


Jabber


Skype ID


Facebook Page


Zcar 1 VIN


Zcar 2 VIN


Zcar 3 VIN


Zcar 4 VIN


Zcar 5 VIN

Found 5 results

  1. until
    The Route For this year the 2013 route has been enhanced with a route that drives into the most adventurous region of Mongolia, the stunningly beautiful northern sector. We will cross into Russia and on to the Republic of Belarus with the support of the Russian motor-federation who worked with us in seeking out long gravel farm-land sections for our Time Trials and drive an exciting new route across Europe with closed-road mountain climbs in the Alps. Highly acclaimed in 2013 the challenge for the Organisation is make Peking Paris 2016 even better. The Cars The cars are divided into two age categories.... either in the Vintageant category for pre 1941 model types or the Classic category for models of a type in production before 1975. The route includes driving some of the worlds toughest terrain with participants required to maintain a demanding rally time-schedule. Small cars carrying much the same weight as bigger cars will be at a distinct disadvantage. To qualify for a place on Peking to Paris 2016, a car can certainly be "different" but must reasonably stand a chance of coping with the demands of the event. Sports cars with cramped interior space, minimal ground clearance and little suspension movement are less than ideal, but the Organisation tries to be broad-minded. Tents, sleeping bags, and all spare parts including wheels must be carried by each entrant. The ERA's travelling support mechanics are the best in the business at roadside repairs but they do not carry parts for the participants. The Classics Category does not allow trucks, pick-up trucks, ambulances, estate-cars, or what is generally regarded to be a commercial-vehicle, such as a van. This is a sporting event. Carrying heavy spares and kit is not in the spirit of the challenge. While it is perfectly acceptable for one car with a crew who wishes to be competitive can enter a second car to provide general support, we do not wish to see spare engines, gearboxes, axles in "mules" for a lighter car that is out to win a trophy. Cars must be prepared in a period-style. No alloy-boxes on the back, no modern-looking ski-boxes or roof-top boxes. Appearance matters. Ratchet straps come in black and are preferable to bright blue, but leather straps do the job just as well and are more in keeping with the spirit of the event.... the devil is the detail, and bright green jackets when a more period colour is available is preferable, and certainly pleases the film makers and photographers. Crews must remember! Prince Borghese is looking down! Cars should be prepared with high ground clearance and be capable of running on low grade petrol. A compression ratio any higher than 8:1 can lead to piston failure.... this has happened to cars on our earlier events. Substantial underbody protection with a sump guard, tank guard, and skid plates to all vulnerable items and ideally brake pipes and petrol lines either well plated or running inside the car is strongly advised. The Participants Participants must be prepared to “rough it” on a regular basis. Several days of well supported camping in Mongolia is part of the challenge... the participants bring a tent and the warmest sleeping bag and the ERA does the rest. Camp sites beside rivers and lakes see hot food served each night with a wide ranging menu, hot breakfasts, and toilets are set up with hot-shower blocks, run by two highly experienced Mongolian camp-support teams. Crews should come prepared to share the driving. While there is no night time driving, some of the days are long and require personal stamina and determination. Read more about this rally at the Endurance Rally Association. Don't forget to track our own Z car family: 98 David Hartley(GB) / Stephen Hardwick(GB)1971 - Datsun 240Z 103 Rene Declercq(B) / Eric Claeys(B)1972 - Datsun 240Z 104 Chris Bury(USA) / Tjerk Bury(USA)1972 - Datsun 240Z 105 Mark Pickering(AUS) / Dave Boddy(AUS)1973 - Datsun 240Z 106 David Gainer(AUS) / Peter St George(AUS)1972 - Datsun 240Z We have a discussion about this rally on our website here.
  2. Dyno results (flywheel) for an L28 prepared for rallying - plenty of torque for street driving too. some weights and spring rates too. Combined DYNO, Weights, Spring, Damper files.pdf
  3. Following on from a thread topic started by scotauto http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?42023-what-are-these-tail-lights-from A question was asked about 2 badges that where mounted on the front of the car. A discussion was started about non zed badges that where displayed on the front of his car. Rather than hijack the thread, here is an opportunity to post and tell about the badges that you may have acquired either in your zed or as a navigator. Zeds, have a proud history in Rallying around the world, many of these rally would have or still are "high" profile events in which the organisers would present a commemorative badge or emblem that the driver would generally proudly mount on the front of his car to indicate his battle against the route the rally took. Similarly, the Navigator would mount his on a "brag" board, suitably hung over a bar..... Use this thread to post pic's of any you have, with a history of the event. Mike
  4. Yesterday's Top Gear involved another of TG's famous "Cheap Car Challenges" in which the presenters participated in a classic car road rally. Well, a rally prepped 240 appears at least 3 times in the shows final twenty minutes! At about the 44:08 minute mark a close-up of a series 2 quarter panel is shown as the Z starts out on the next leg of the course. Later, when the rally moves to a closed race circuit, the Z appears again. This time it's at the end of a row of cars outside the track. About 54:43 into the episode. At 54:47 we get the best view yet, as the car is driven directly in front of the camera. For anyone that wants to check out last night's episode, here is the torrent link: http://www.mininova.org/tor/2798824
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Guidelines. We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.