Jump to content
HybridZ

Lunar240z

Members
  • Posts

    701
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    2

Everything posted by Lunar240z

  1. i had an idea for sealing up mine, a piece of plexiglass on a hinge that seals up against a rubber gasket. maybe i'll draw a picture if thats not clear enough..
  2. someone on here did some ducting, and had pictures, but I dont remember who. I remember that they cut out the metal between the brake mounting holes on the strut tower to fit a round flexible duct in there.
  3. ahem, falcor was the flying dog dragon thing. atreyu was the indian [or native american] whichever you prefer, boy. and man, that hood is lookin sweet
  4. itd be cool if they worked well enough to where there were flames shooting out of the wheels in that picture
  5. really nice, but i dont get it... ralph nader's hearse?
  6. if you dont end up finding one, you may be able to have a welder weld the two needed fittings together to make one just a thought
  7. I like it, but i also agree with the others like, where does it all fit in with the g35,350z,skyline mess... i like them too, they look good. but it seems like they're getting all too similar.
  8. Hella Good? pun, sort of... yeah, I'm a dork
  9. and the L6, and the r180, and the stock suspension.... its a mod like any other, do it if you like it, personally i like the line though.
  10. ugh. too many covers in that engine bay....
  11. are you sure? i found this picture after a quick google search of 1970 laurel http://www.nissannews.com/multimedia/nd_50_anni/color/production_1970_laurel_hard-top_kc30.jpg
  12. haha. I thought I had the same problem. It turns out nissan used the same part for left and right, one is just flipped over. do a little search and you can confirm this to be true, if you dont believe me.
  13. I have those installed [ no alignment yet, rolling chassis,] and its about 2 1/2 turns from lock to lock.
  14. it takes some practice, the best kind to use are the ones with the offset handles, they keep your hand out of the metal
  15. I'm trying not to sound like a jerk, but right snips will leave a nice edge if you use the correct technique. MOST sheetmetal workers NEVER carry straight snips [they're pretty useless], only rights and lefts. Make sure you're pushing the snips to the very front of the cut each time you snip, otherwise the cut ends up looking like a saw blade. [former apprentice sheetmetal worker]
×
×
  • Create New...