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Hi, I would like to buy a working set of 280 Z stock side rails. Send me a DM or send email to make114@gmail.com

I would like to buy 280z front seat rails for both seats. Need to fit 1978 model. make114 at gmail.com or PM

Does anyone have the original post photos available? I would need the push rod measurement instructions and photos without the tool.

Bilstein has not come to mind, but now I think I all the available options checked now. - Bilstein. Too expensive. The rabbit shock is 250€ one corner. Bc coilovers are cheaper - KYB. Those are only available in USA, not part of European stock. - Stagg. I have reached to stagg to get the available dealers in Europe, but they have not responded. - Koni. Their selection is at least in reds easily available. Also the yellows are around 150€/corner normally. I'll think I will go with Koni. Now I just need the part number of the yellow ones, which can be used with 280z. Does koni's require modifications to strut housing? Or could I just go with koni reds and eibach or vogtland lowering springs? This I noticed when I read the suspension modification thread again.

Stagg shocks would be great. I just thought that those are only available in US. Do you happen to know who is the distributor?

I don't have personal experience, but what I have understood from MSA and some of the threads here KYB's wear out much quicker when used with lowering springs. That's why I used not suitable.

I have been reading this thread and others in the suspension section on the forum, but I haven't come across the information I'm looking for. I would like to lower my 78 280z with vogtland springs, but I do not know which struts to use. To my knowledge KYB's are not suitable with lowering springs. Then there is koni's race and non-race, bilstein etc. Now I'm confused which one's to get. Also while I'm located in Europe, I would like to use local dealers to find the parts. Just reduce costs by avoiding custom charges. So my question would be, that what would be good option for my needs and do happen to know the part numbers for the struts?

You're right. I actually put the rectangular piece just to take a picture and confirm the place. I was so excited to find the place for the tube. 😁 It was easier to install when the dash was on and it came there in a completely different way.

I don't know if this was what you meant but this the place where it goes. All the marks on the tube fit perfectly. The tube I was asking is on the right. This is different from 76 dash.

This part is from a 78 280z. Thanks for the tips, but if you are correct I would need another similar tube? Unfortunately I haven't seen similar tube. Also I saw a eBay add which had only one tube and the air vents. I'm I mixing something or is the eBay add putting me off course? https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F323171382157 Also why one of the outlet is blocked?

I have building my forever restoration project for three years. Lot things are missing but this tube i cannot figure where it belongs. Could you guys give me a hint?it belongs some under the dashboard, but I cannot figure out where.

Thanks everybody for your help. The loud bang comes the striker and after adjusting the striker, the door closes properly and functions ok.

I would like to buy R200 rear differential cover, which fits stock 280z manual rear differential cover. All the plugs need to work and threads needs to be in order. Please offer with PM or by email make114@gmail.com

Unfortunately I'm not able to provide a video yet. But based on your suggestion, I adjusted the striker and now the problem is almost gone. Door doesn't move inside that much, but still there is quite a bang when closing the door. I will probably order new strikers and see how they work. Thanks for your help.