Trevor

Harbor Freight has the real thing: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=47288 http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=47289

Maybe.... when a 2x6 is clamped to the B pillar and then jammed against the ground preventing the rollover. I haven't seen this technique on a steel rotisserie.

I see a lot of side load stress on those "B" pillars. Stand it back up and the car might lean like the tower in Pisa from the beltline up

How about an Italian makeover? Any good with fiberglass?

I saw your nice white 280Z in its natural habitat - the Advance Auto parking lot at Airport & Nine Mile.

Abandon all your hopes and dreams for the next 21 years....

I had a similar problem with a bad diode in the alternator, it was putting out AC instead of DC, and made the gages swing back and forth.

http://www.jagsthatrun.com/Pages/Datsun_Z_V-8.html Good Luck with your Z project

taxes?

http://www.atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/240sxtransmissioninstall/index.html

Buy a 2010 Camaro - in 2048. Velma or Daphne?

http://xenonz31.com/Z32brakeupgrade.html

Not sure if it is on this site, found over at zhome.com: Terry Oxendale wrote this:

Just go for the Hollywood hood, Terry!

Lincoln town car 302 is a "normal" rotation water pump.

Maybe your friend was emulating Ferrari!

Boy, that's a short belt. Most Part# system for Serp belts is 060000 (6 rib belt, followed by 3 places for whole inches and one decimal) this part might work: Gates K060388 for Honda; Civic; 2005-2001; 4-Cyl. 1.7 Eng.; Alt & AC 13/16" x 39 3/8" Dayton is a K60388 to K60395 The NAPA parts you want a number between 25-060388 and 25-060395 DAYCO parts are similar, DY 5060380 is a 6-rib 38.0" long. Try looking for a number from DY5060388 to DY05060395 Good luck!

Big ....Hammer I recommend 2 pieces of 2x4 lumber against the outer face of the rotor on either side of the hub. Apply force to the center of the hub and press it down & out.

Steve'e site no longer exists. Does anyone know if the print-your-own gauge face file is still available anywhere else? Caution - may contain "Ricer" elements of style Perhaps I should have searched the tool shed ??? I'll risk Resurrecting an old topic....

You have skills I will never master.

You will be surprised in a few years how much smarter you are than 98% of the adults you will have to deal with, as a result of your college years.

This one looks quite functional

I guess they don't have enough silicone to properly photograph and advertise that subwoofer box.