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Jared

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  1. I'm not sure how many pulses per revolution that the stock sensors output. I will take a look and see if we have one in stock that I can look at. Also, I'm not sure if tying them together would work. The Z33 has different sized wheels front to rear stock and compensates for that, so bare minimum you would need one front and one rear. I don't think the ABS control unit requires the hydraulic section to function. Even though they aren't available seperately, you can unbolt the control unit from the hydraulic section. No fluid exists between the two, the hyraulic section is self contained and the electromagnets in the actuator/electrical side move the valves in the hydralic side. This would need a little more work than just guessing though. If you were to continually get enough minor wheel speed differences to very frequently actuate the abs unit, eventually it will burn out the control unit and shut down.

  2. I agree, much easier to just run a hall sensor off one of the axles, the driveshaft or something. To pull off the stock cluster, you would need the abs control unit from the 350Z(which also includes the hydraulics), the front and rear sensors, the front wheel bearings(because they included the sensor rings), and the rear axles.

  3. How did you mount the Griffin radiator? Did you weld on tabs or does it come with a mounting kit?

     

     

     

    I want to say my radiator is this one "Griffin 1-28182-X" @ www.summitracing.com My inlet and outlet is on the same side so I don't have to worry about that crossover pipe.

     

    The other benefit to a radiator like this, is the fact that it is a cross flow radiator, meaning it cools the top, then goes down on one side end tank, then down to the outlet. Basically snakes through the radiator twice, so technically it should get a tad bit more cooling if the fan is effective? Can someone verify this fact with me?

     

     

    Specs should be 22" Wide x 19" Height x 3" Thick.

     

    You can search the website for radiator, and click through until you find the specs. The inlet hose and outlet hose should be passenger side.

     

    Click Here

     

  4. My 83 S130. Runs well, engine and trans will be for sale soon when I do the swap. Fixed all the broken/inop stuff after I bought it. Did a big cleaning. Tinted the windows. Just replaced all the rubber on the bottom, new wheels and tires 16x8 with 205/50r16 and 255/45r16. ST swaybar kit. H4 headlamp conversion. Tokico struts and springs.

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  5. Here in FL, I'm glad the fan is there for some of the hot soak conditions that the car sees. I believe most of the issue is that the fuel sits on top of the injector rather than circulating like most modern top feed systems. I'm sure if you converted it to a real top feed(if there is such a rail and injector/oring combo) that the fan would never be needed.

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