slownrusty

May 1, 2020

Its been a while since I've logged into HybridZ, latest pictures of my ZXT.

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Hope everyone is well.

Yasin

March 4, 2019

Will fit all Z cars and 510s, each lug nut has been individually polished, set of 16.

$50 and I will pay for shipping.
I prefer PayPal (family and friends) to slownrusty@yahoo.com
Thanks - Yasin

March 4, 2019

Freshly refinished 14x7 Appliance Wheels, +8mm offset.

Polished Outer lips
Painted centers in metallic silver
Barrels cleaned inside and out
No curb rash
Straight and true

Lots of time have gone into these and a rare set in this condition. Would looks great on a S30, 510 or Roadster.

Asking $380 for the set (shipping is extra and will be by FedEx Ground based on your address)

I prefer Paypal and my email is slownrusty@yahoo.com

Thanks,

Yasin

July 30, 2018

Looks awesome G-Tech!

May 14, 2018

Beautiful paint!

May 14, 2018

I just had these wheels custom made using old school SSr XR4Z centers and new 17" barrels - three piece.

April 11, 2018

On ‎3‎/‎31‎/‎2018 at 1:59 PM, Scrotaclese said:

Good work. Your car in beautiful.

Thank-you sir!

March 31, 2018

Yes my car is sitting on coilovers. Rear ET is -13mm

March 27, 2018

Thanks guys.

The wheels are 17x8.5 - Front, 17x9 - Rear. I could have squeezed a 9.5" in the rear but happy with the way with the way they look on the car.

March 26, 2018

The Datsun is ready to roll! New paint, new wheels, new cooling system, new carpet..just to name a few. My twenty year (20) project...yes I've had it that long.

December 12, 2017

Thanks guys! It does look "complete" with the hood - no argument there.

November 28, 2017

Latest picture of mine:

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May 13, 2017

Houston's finest really dig it!

April 8, 2017

Resurrecting an old thread!

September 24, 2016

Running out of room, so thinning down my model collection.

Many of these are no longer in production so are quite collectible,

Many of the plastic builder kits (Fujimi, Tamiya etc) I bought when I visited Singapore over 20 years ago, and were never offered for sale Stateside. All these models are new and have never been built and 100% intact including all the assembly instructions, many still have the original plastic wrap on them. No damage whatsoever.

The Porsche models are all diecast metal (1:24 scale).

Each model is $15 each, buy two or more and I'll throw in some additional car swag (hot wheels, brochures, literature etc - what ever I can fit in the box and find). Shipping is based on your zip and will be FedEx ground.

July 14, 2016

Finally finished this project in Spring after a few years of dilly dally...other benefits...17lbs drop in weight.

Approx 2" shorter:

March 12, 2016

Hi Ross - Nice to hear from you and hope all is well. Thanks for the compliments on my old roadie. I will definitely look seriously into a Carbon framed bike this year, the weight of yours is remarkable as I am sure I have about 5 or so more pounds on my bike. If I am down in your neck of the woods I will certainly like to tag along on a group ride (probably towards the rear of the group..laughing!).

Cheers.

Yasin

March 9, 2016

Rossman - That Propel road bike is way cool...how much does it weigh? I am also in Houston.

I ride an older Cannondale R700, but looking for a replacement this year with the hopes of landing on a Carbon frame bike.

March 5, 2016

Similar to Bo, I have an ETX-30L in my supercharged V8 project but keep it on a tender to avoid deep cycling it. I find I get about 2-3 years out of them partially due to to Houston weather being really hard on batteries.

March 5, 2016

Guys - On my daily driven 1988 Mazda 323 GT (245,000 miles), I recently replaced the rear wheel bearings - both sides. It went smoothly and one side is perfect while the right is certainly more audible at low speeds and when loaded like taking a corner quickly.

I decided to dismantle everything tonight and I discovered that the spindle had "burn" marks on the surface and also on the bearing as well. The spindle is fortunately not damaged and I am positive I can take some sand paper to remove the burn / friction marks. I would appreciate any thoughts and advice as to why this happened and hoping its a bearing tolerance issue? I ordered a new set of bearings tonight.

Thanks!!

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