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I'm picking it up from North Carolina this Friday. The car is originally from California. It's been on the East Coast for about a year. I found the ad online. We are purchasing from 2nd owner so we'll be #3. It's got 130,000 miles and runs like a champ. I have no doubt that it will make the trip to New York. We will be keeping the 280zx as well. My wife loves the 280zx so that is hers to cruise in. I rented a storage unit the other day because we only have a one car garage for now. In the spring we will be replacing the one car with a 4-car garage with climate control. It will actually be a 3-car 2-motorcycle garage.:D I'll post again after I find out more. Here's some more pics:

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Hi Rif:

Looks like a really nice Z.

Because of the additional down force that the rear spoiler puts on car (75lbs of down force vs the stock 20 lbs of lift) - I'd recommend that you add the front BRE Spook to it.

The nose of the 240-Z begins to lift at about 40mph - and by 70mph it has about 140 lbs of lift in front. Adding only the rear spoiler - pushes the rear down more - and thus forces the front even farther up (in effect adding more lift at the front were you don't need it ).

The front Spook will generate 105 lbs of down force (115 lbs with no air ducts), which almost cancels the 140lbs of lift at 70mph.

So with both the front and rear spoilers added - the Z is really much more stable at highway speeds.

FWIW,

Carl B.

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