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the 260 is manual the z31 is auto. He is board and wants somthing different to play with. I have only had the z31 for 3 mounths and i am still in the honey moon period. The 88 california model Is quite rare hear in australia, but then again so is the 260 2 seater

thanx guys. I did find the FAQ thred in the forced induction section just after i wrote this thred which answered every thing i need to know. We don't have many people here in Australia who have experimented with the turbo l28 so its a bit harder to find the information here. it seams the l28et was much more common in the usa

My old man came around this morning with an offer. He wants to do a straight swap, his 260z 2 seater for my z31 300zx California. I am having trouble making up my mind because i love both cars and they are most likely equally as rear, particularly here in Australia. The 260z is probably worth a bit more but price is irrelevant as i would never sell either of them. hear are the comparison pics

thanx man. yeh it will be definetly be intercooled. i will be trailering it to the tuning shop befor i even consider driving it

I picked up this 88 z31 turbo to drive while i am restoring my 240z. I got it for a mear $3000

I have a few questions regarding the l28 n42 block v f54. I have one of each in my collection. First off I will tell you what i have planed, I have a p90 head and turbo manifold so i will be adding boost. I will be aiming for a streetable power figure between 200 and 300rwhp. heres the questions 1. which block would be better suited for my application. 2. will i need forged pistons for these power figures 3. how much power can a stock bottom end handle with boost Thanx Mick....

i thought i had better start posting on here and not be so lazy:-o about a month and a half ago i started pulling my zed apart for restoration. So far i have sriped it and have built a rotisery to put it on. Since then i have replaced the drivers side flooor pan and chassis rail and fixed the dog leg i have had the dash re done and had a wilwood brake package imported over from america