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I sent him a PM... It came from Kegs and it is $177...

I can't contribute much in the way of suspension design, but I love seeing people break the mold and think outside of the box... consider me subscribed. Andy

I talked to him as well and I agree, the fit was great. I can't seem to find it though. JC Whitney's search function hasn't netted me anything. Andy

Ok guys let me apologize, I don't get on here much and for whatever reason I was receiving notifications to post. Steve- Do you need the board only? The price for the Type 2 board is $240 plus $10 shipped. Here is some info in regards to the consult wiring: http://forums.nicoclub.com/this-is-how-to-wire-the-consult-cable-for-a-r32-rb20det-t314850.html There are some differences in regards to the install but they should work the same once Nistune is installed. The 88 ECUs typically are more desirable... I think the processors are a little faster and easier t

Sorry about your car.... that SUCKS! As far as using Nistune on your 74, I would highly recommend going with the later model ECU. The 86-87 are not bad either, but I prefer the 88-89... much easier to mod for Nistune and different MAF set-ups.

If I understand what you are asking, then yes.... you will just need to load the stock parameters on the Nistune board and it will run a stock car. Not sure I understand your second question. Feel free to call or text me at 615-796-6234.... I can be hard to reach at times, but sometimes it is easier to answer questions over the phone. I do not get on Hybridz often enough. -Andy

Great write up! There is a lot of information out there about sectioning, but some of it is vague at best. I am the person that sold you the threaded sleeves. Those sleeves are not made specifically for a Z or for any specific suspension. They are just 2" dia threaded sleeves. Also, the anodizing was removed by me, not worn off. I was not a big fan of the blue, so I stripped it off. As for the loose threaded collars, those particular collars use a set screw to lock it in place. From my understanding, they were always loose fitting. Once locked in place, they shouldn't move. Collars that f

Well said, and simply put!

This is exactly what I was trying to say. That is a great article! I started this tread simply to show people the similarities of the EMUSA and Megan coilovers. I have not put either on a shock dyno, so beyond just visual inspection, I have no clue what is similar or different. But I do not know, neither are on the list of stated " Not crap" shocks. People focus to much on brand names and how much they are spending. Just because you are spending $2,000 on a set of coilovers, does not mean you are getting what you pay for. I would be willing to bet that those people who have spe

For the price you can not beat this coilover. You will be hard pressed to find any difference between this coilover and any other cheap over seas coilover. I am not sure what you exact intent is, but unless you are racing, i.e. SCCA, Drifting, or ect, I seriously doubt you evening notice. From the research I have done, unless you are spending $2500 or more on coilovers, you are getting the same crap. I have installed the EMUSA coilsovers, Megan, Ksport, Apexi, Tein, KW, and several others. All of which felt like you were riding on coilovers. The question you need to ask is, do they hold up. I

Hey are you still looking for an RB Oil pan? Feel free to pm, call, text, or email. 615.796.6234 Thanks, Andy

If my memory severs me well, the Isis and Godspeed coilovers are very similar. I have installed both, at different times, on customers cars. I have never held them side by side for a comparison. From the looks of the pics, stance, Isis, and Godspeed look the same. They are prolly much like the Megan and EMUSA coilovers, in that they are interchangeable.

Was your that your post from Z31performance or zilvia? Either way, great find. It should be a good contribution to the community. Thanks, -Andy

I hope this is not a re-post, but I found this on Z31performance.com http://www.z31performance.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=25224&start=0&sid=9c099b88f305c3faf78fc61d67609974 Basically, this could be another low cost coilover option. 240zdan is making Stance adapters, which should theoretically mean you can use Isis coilovers with his adapters. I have an account with Isis, so I can get my hands on a set of coilovers easily.

His user name is lalit0 Here is a link to his build: http://forums.hybridz.org/index.php/topic/85410-my-project-1972-240z-rb25det-power-steering/page__p__809620#entry809620