Miles

Why not post your photos here? Also, for old posts just edit the post and add the pictures you want.

CFM in = CFM out

Try a 280z hood. My 240z with SBC and headers creates high engine bay temps. With a 3000 cfm fan you can feel the hot air blasting past the driver's door while sitting at a light as air exits the hood vents. Some people have installed fans under the 280z hood vents.

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Member since 01. New topics looks about the same.

Lots of info on Google.................. http://www.qualityautoparts.com/Nissan/240Z/Radiator-Core-Support

http://www.zcarsource.com/radiator-support-240z-260z-280z-280zx_8_56004.html

Some members here have fabricated radiator supports. Might try searching here and on Google as there are many Z sites. Craigs list?

Salvage yard.

Installed the pads about three weeks ago so can't advise on rotor wear yet.

Update: I have recently experimented with Carbotech AX6 pads. See: http://forums.hybridz.org/topic/127572-carbotech-ax6-pads-for-toyota-240sx-calipers/

Ref: 1972 240Z daily driver Brake setup: Front: 1979 Toyota 4x4 pickup Calipers on solid 240z stock rotors Rear: 1989 240SX calipers on 300zx non-turbo rotors Master cylinder: 1979 15/16 280ZX Booster: 1977 280Z Since installing this brake system in 2009 I have been experimenting with brake pads: Porterfield R4S: Poor cold bite in traffic. Removed after about six months to try Hawk Blues. Hawk Blues: Poor bite at all temperatures. Removed after about one month to try Axxis ULT Axxis/PBR ULT Ceramic: Good cold bite on first stop and in traffic. Ok in traffic and mountain driving. Carbotech AX6: Excellent cold bite and bite gets better with each stop. After about four stops these pads grab hard. Carbotech AX6 pads: Very little pressure on the brake pedal is required with this brake setup. I have smoked the fronts and the car hauls down fast without a hint of brake fade after several hard stops. At this point I am leaving the Carbotech pads on. Contact Carbotech to purchase pads: Ask for club 5% discount. 1979 Toyota 4x4 pickup: CT137-AX6 $141.00 1989 240SX: CT272-AX6 131.00

Are you assuming that the driveshaft was cut and balanced correctly? I ask because I had a similar vibration and it turned out that the driveshaft shop welded the driveshaft off axis after they shortened it. Suggestion: Pull the shaft and take it too a quality driveshaft shop and have it checked out.

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After I got out of the Air Force, I worked in a brake shop for about a year. We would test drive the car and never bed the shoes/pads. My Nissan dealership does our brakes. They don't bed the new pads.

https://www.hollisterroad.com/products.php?cat=8 https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/c3-tech-performance/1816636-markviii-vs-spal-duals.html

https://www.hollisterroad.com/products.php?cat=8 https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/c3-tech-performance/1816636-markviii-vs-spal-duals.html

Did you see these posts? http://forums.hybridz.org/topic/118957-16-electric-fan-with-stock-shroud/ http://forums.hybridz.org/topic/108060-electric-fans/

Have you looked at Flex - A - Lite fans? I am currently using a 3000 cfm fan and Arizona Z Car radiator to cool a SBC 350. Runs cool in traffic here in central Cal on 100 + deg days. The 3000 cfm is what made the difference. https://www.flex-a-lite.com/electric-fans.html?cfm_range=10 http://forums.hybridz.org/topic/122990-arizona-z-cars-radiator/

Let us know how you solve this.

First, thanks for providing data with your question. Save yourself a lot of money, and wasted hours researching this, and go back to stock fan.

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Could be the contacts inside the TS switch. The contacts can become bent and/or coated with carbon.