yoogener

hah look at his expression! he's a spoiled boy with rich parents, done playing with his snap-on model kit... assembled by other people. im sure he woulda died to be in one of those movies.

The previous owner of my Z had the plate say "KLR240Z". Hmm.... so yeah...

I would give Yorgee benefit of the doubt. The lighting on the surface and the welding (as he mentioned) may throw off the look of the images.

any update on this?

"...but i think that thre are a lot of guys here that have their z's as quick or quicker for a fraction." -JIM73240Z damn right! haha, sorry, just reppin' the best forum on earth.

i'm up for either, man! keep postin!

lookin good, man!

Awesome! yeah, i wanted to know if carb spray is okay for the wires. thanks guys! -yoog

Does anyone happen to know what cleaning solution works best to get all the gunk off the wires. I am taking apart the engine wiring harness to reorganize, so I would like to wrap the wires after they've been cleaned. Thanks! -yoog

Haha indeed I have mistaken.

More of a 'lookalike.' I just used Z432 as an example. I was mainly trying to find color opinions for the ride set as my avatar. Correct me if I've mistaken, but I think the airdam design I have on my Z is similar to that of a Z432. Basically a very common setup, but I'm still stuck trying to find a suitable color. If anyone would like to post any nice Z432(-R) photos, please do. Thanks -yoog

horrible line... both of em.

Hey all. Just wondering what some of you think would be a suitable color paint for a Z432 type setup. GO!

with the brief experience that i have, i can say that 71-73 consoles have a very very different design than 74 and on. and i believe 70-71 models share the same design but are different than 72-73. i'm throwing this out so someone else can correct me, which will give me the definite answer. feel free to laugh. -yoog

flapper pads look great with that vinyl... pretty much looks better than factory. hopefully i won't have to go through that pain with the floor heater doors, but i'm prepared to do whatever it takes. great information bjhines, appreciate it. i wish i had a sandblaster but it's way out of my budget. SANDPAPER FTW!