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Nice job on the install. Looks very intimidating with that nice brand new 8 pack resting in there... You need to shoot some video now!!

Looks to be a quality part. I've seen some of those crappy ebay manifolds, and that one you got look like excellent quality casting.

Problem is, I bought that flywheel way back around '96, and after searching, I no longer can locate the receipt. I remember buying it from Malvern Racing, but that's all I got to offer... If needed, I will do what ever Sam calls on me to do, to try and help him with it

I'm the original purchaser of the flywheel, which I then sold with my L6 stroker motorset to Sam. Looks like I would be getting the shaft from Fidanza too, even if I still owned it. I'm sorry you are having problems from Fidanza, Sam. That will most definitely hurt their sales after the millions of car enthusiasts that visit this forum read how they treat their people who use their products... I know I won't be using their products after this!!

I like it!! Have you come up with the under dash unit you'll use yet? I hope you will make this install work, and document everything to where guys like me can follow your lead... Thanks - joel

+1 on that issue. It takes you off site when clicking on a link, and the only way back is to hit the back button repeatedly... Thanks fr looking into it Dan.

Yea, he did 32 "looks good" post today....

That looks better than whats there now! ** Edit, looks like Dan blended it in now... much better!

That's all I'd be doing, so I try to mostly just observe...

Yes, and please do. I find it very irritating trying to guess where a member is located, especially when they are selling something, or needing something that I might be able to help with, if I knew where they lived... [rant over]

Daron, I may have one. Let me look for it tomorrow and get back to you.... ok?

I think they look great for a oem wheel. They resemble my wheels on my Conquest TSI, in a way... What size are they?

Yea... good stuff so far. Thanks Dan!!

Now that looks like a proper finished Thagard pan. If I'd have used my brain, I could have done my Thagard pan that way, hence saving $$ on buying current pan... Good job Dave!

23.5/6.5

CCW's

Great job on the restoration. Are there many 240z's cruising Bahrain?

What is the production date stamped on the door jam tag please? Personaly, I think its a late 260 with a swapped bumpers. Someone removed the bumper shocks also... The under hood vacuum bottle arrangement looks like the late arrangement.

Um yea ok.... glad you finally figured it out.

Here you go.... http://www.thezstore.com/page/TZS/PROD/7AD1/50-1402

The only way to be accurate is to remove the rear cover and read the stamping on the edge of the ring gear (real simple with cover off). You probably have a 3:36 or 3:54 R180 in there now (hence the low RPM numbers) and need to pick yourself up a 3:7 or better yet, a 3:9. If you do indeed have a R180 now, you will want to try and find another R180 or end up having to change out some parts to fit a R200 in there. All that info is in the drivetrain section/forum. If you could somehow get a pic or two of under your car, we may be able to tell you if its a R180, or a R200 just by looking at the diff. That way at least that part of the issue will be known for sure....