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I have a NOS cable and believe a used as well. Do you have the old one? I wanted to confirm the difference between the 240z to 280z which I believe is a slightly larger diameter steel end of the sheath [end where it inserts into the bracket on wheel hub] vs. the 240z. Shoot me an email; palermodavid13@gmail.com

Keith, the Z Rags was referring to was not his but another z [not a member here] whose z was flooded but is running now. That z has custom long tubes [one off] and exhaust to match. Reason I suggested Blake is I believe he ordered extra tubes and flanges speculating he'd build more than the 20 pair for our group buy. Perhaps he'd be willing to sell the unassembled header components-assuming he purchased them as I suspect...

You've begun a great start by simply reading the thread-thank you. I'll chime in with my 2 cents worth. As you know I started the thread and did my best to coordinate and keep it moving along-with that said it was frustrating as many aspects were out of my control. I can say the end results, measured with a bang for buck meter, are [also my opinion] worth it. If I had a do-over and was beginning my LS-x swap I would do it again-albeit a slightly different outcome as I posted in #400 [see below] If we could have a do over then I'd personally do the following; Have the oxy sensors bungs shipped [but not installed] then, drill holes & weld in best position/access/clearance for my z delete the v-band connector on headers shorten or angle the collectors [primarily the right side] more toward the tranny weld a 3" to 2.5" transition directly to the shortened collector and v-band at the 2.5 end [better clearance in the trans tunnel] sell my entire old 304ss exhaust and go aluminum after the 2 to 1 junction using a b-v-band connector [losing a few pounds]

I'm running the later zx 15/16" booster and the pedal pressure/feel suits my needs fine. Able to heel/toe and effectively modulate the brakes both on the track & street and the larger booster masks my lack of race car driver smoothness and makes my heel-toe feel like I actually know what I'm doing, thus making [passenger] perception = reality!

Clint, got your email & payment-door handle packed and will ship by Monday. Thanks, David

Very nice build indeed. Love the high level of attention to detail. Where is Z land? [perhaps you could update your location to reflect where live]. Can't wait to see it assembled!

Looking good Jeff-did you have Ross inspect your welds?! Love the rat rod look too...

I have the same problem, found a black left side awhile back, original Nissan red, white & blue box and all. Been looking for the right side since.

Wiper motor only or do you need the linkage as well? Also, what style is your electrical connector [shape & how many pins]. I believe I have what you need... Shoot me a email; palermodavid13@gmail.com

Assuming for a 240z, I have both. Shoot me an email [palermodavid13@gmail.com] and I can reply with pics.

Here's a link... http://yahoo.aleado.com/lot?auctionID=k155079850

Never had any issues with my heater-usually works better than my other cars!

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Subscribed and anxiously awaiting your next update!

Brandon-welcome to the dark side of Z-Hyrbidz! Brian has the bumper adaptor brackets you're after [he's also a member here]; http://www.zccjdm.com/ I have a medium size whale tail if you're interested in this thread. Email me if you need pics at; palermodavid13@gmail

Clive, I've got a spare tach you can have.

Joe, I'd vote for the black chrome color that Clive used and think it would look great next to the Lemons Sunset. But...I'm not a color guy either so maybe my advice is worth exactly or less than what you're paying for it!

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Watanabes?

Awesome, detailed, extremely well planned build. Love to see pics of the underside including your; transmission cross member and complete exhaust system.

Wish we were closer, got a roller for sale...here

tried to pm you but may be due to site issues... i have a pair of the stainless steel window frames-what year z do you need them for? david email me- palermodavid13@gmail.com

Jeff, glad to see you've started your build thread! I'm certain that your Dad would be pretty phyched for the project.