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This is really cool. Made me smile. Click here

Hahaha! That's great! What's worse than that? When someone does the same thing, but then spreads a couple jars of vasiline all over the plastic.

That's awsome Terry!

Great work Austin. Your Z is very nice. Thank you for the write up on the ZG flare installation!

So, who is Robert Walters? What's his screen name on here? I need a story to go along with this

AWSOME! That thing sounds mean! Do you have any other videos of it in action? Maybe higher quality? Congratulations on first place Doc

If someone wants me to check it out for them, let me know. All I ask is pay me for gas, which is a very small sum compared to the asking price of the auction. It just so happens that I have the rest of the week off too.

Now that's taking your membership seriously. You rock! I've seen "Datsun" and "Z" tatoos, but I believe you are the first to get a "Hybrid Z" one. I want to see pictures!

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to ZFury again."

Cool! Never camped there before, because I don't live to far away from Oshkosh. I might take my woman up there with me the 29th or 30th. You staying the whole time?

Which EAA Fly-in? I just found out there is also one in Texas. I try to make the Oshkosh one each year.

All patches have been sold! However, I have two blemish patches in case someone wants one, but doesn't really care if its perfect. The entire patch looks great except for the word "FEARED". The "E" and "D" are kind of touching. Free for the taking, first come first served

Jon, Maybe these pictures will help to further explain the "X" idea. X 1 X 2

At first is was the turbine powered motorcycle, then it was the hubless, but now it has to be this: Just look at that thing! It's awsome! I want to know what it sounds like. If I was to ever build a bike, I would take a chopper frame and drop in a 999cc liquid-cooled 90-degree V-twin engine from the RC51. Now that would be fun! Make people go "What the f#%$?" It would be loud as hell, but unlike the Harley's around here, it would actually have some balls.

John, Just out of curiosity, the small brackets that hold the rear lower control arm in, how are they holding up? I have read that with repeated hard launches, they start to oval. Some have had these brackets made out of billit aluminum to eliminate this problem.

*Drool* Click here I love the fact that they didn't paint it.

Did anybody notice they said it was a '79 Dastun 280Z? I was hoping for more excitiment, but I guess since it was all five races plus the negotiations stuffed into what, 17 minutes? Maybe it's because I already knew the outcome? It was just cool to watch the car go down the track and see my buddy Garrett on TV!

I think the bumpers would loook great painted body color. Good work on making those ugly stock bumpers pretty good looking

Joe, I recieved a check and a 3X5 card with your information for some Hybrid Z patch(s), but going through the many PM's and e-mails (not knowing your screen name), I can't find how many patches you wanted. One or two? Sorry to make this public, but I figured this would be faster than sending another letter back to you.

This is pretty neat to see. Click here

Love at first sight? Yes. The moment I met this last girl, I told myself something that I never said before. I said, "I'm going to marry this woman". I've been with a lot of women before, and this is the first time I have felt like this. Kind of scarry actually. Is it real? I'm in the same shoes as you Dale. I'm ready to settle down and she seems like 'the one'. For right now, I'm happy. I hope you are too. Play it cool, don't overwhelm her, and every now and then, bring her some flowers. Chicks dig that.

Happy birthday Mikes!

Ever since I offered these differential carrier bushings/sleeves a while back, I still get occasional e-mails or PM's from people wanting a set or two. I've helped out as much as I can. I even did a group buy a couple months ago with just the people that contacted me off line. I want to know if there is enough interest to buy a couple dozen sets, so I don't have to source out the material or have them machined a few sets at a time. Lately, the R230 guys have been contacting me for the bushings/sleeves as well. How many bolts are in a R230 ring gear? I know there are the guys out there that downright feel that these are not needed, because the clamping force of the ring gear bolts are sufficient. I personally still feel the bushings/sleeves are needed to fill the void between the 10 mm ring gear bolts and a 12 mm bolt hole on the carrier, especially with the high torque output of some of the engines you guys have. If anything they are a peace of mind. Prices have ranged between $20-$30 a set and I hope to be around that price again if I do this. Post up if you are interested and I'll see about getting some more made.