BillZ260

You may try some home theater wholesale sites. They have some heavy duty swivels that are low profile and rated for tv's. I don't have access to the catalog they send me at home, but I'm sure there are many that offer similar products.

Nah, they are obviously too lazy for that...

Still in awe at what you guy's accomplished. I can only imagine how much work it was, and I'm glad the whole thing went as well as it did! 30 pulls in how many hours? Geese that had to be non-stop! MANY thanks!

funny! I like it Should post it here...http://www.instructables.com/

Very nice! This information seems VERY much worth the donation and I'm sure it will start to shape new and old projects alike for the performance oriented crowd. Great stuff!! Has there been any discussion on how the technical stuff is going to be posted? I'm sure all this information is going to take time to analyze and produce into an article. Just wondering what that will look like? I'm hoping the thread will be in the form where the authors post and we read. Keeping information requests and other meaningful questions and comments in another thread? Thanks again guys, this is unprecedented stuff here. Amazing!

Maybe you should take to back to the assembler and let him take it appart? Just to be able to have him see as-is you know? So you can have him fix it if it was caused by something he missed or did incorrectly.

Aux, is that where you saw the units? Took King?

Very nice, thanks for sharing!!! It's too bad Ferrari doesn't advertize, seems there would be more fun stuff like this to share if they did. Thanks SHELL

I'd like to sell this stuff locally since I'm home very little and don't want to keep people waiting for thier stuff. HOWEVER, if you want to make me an offer on somthing on my list, PM me and you'll have first dibs if I dont' sell it this weekend. Sorry for any confusion. Thanks!

Not sure if this is the correct forum for this. I thought I'd post and let you guys know we are having a spring cleaning garage sale this weekend. We'll start around 8AM. Below is a list of SOME of the Z stuff I'll have. This stuff came off my EARLY 260. Set of 14" alum slot wheels w/ steel spare (tires hold air but that's about it. Good Z radiator, it was probably about a year or so old when I pulled it. Some guages and dash parts Used 1/2 dash cap, decent shape 2 drive shafts, 1 is early 260, 1 is unknown year 280. set of 280 seats, rough shape set of rear lowered 280 springs 280 rear sway bar, i think it's aftermarket, it's red and heavier looking than my 260 bar. I think there is a bit more but not sure.... Also have some other CAR stuff 2 BFG Trail TA 235/75/15 used w/ more than 50% tread left 1 set of 15" Western chrome wheels, ford 5 lug pattern OLD but decent Camero radiator, holds pressure needs cleaned. 153 tooth GM flywheel (V6?) 2" id, fresh surface grind. T5 V6 Gearset Then of coure we'll have the regular other stuff we just don't need. COME GET IT please! Adress is in TULSA, 4619 E. 37th Place. It's North West of 41st and Yale.

Pretty much Zerrari said it all. I did mine about 6 months ago. I downloaded the PDF manual, its allover the place. I also used an article from one of the Ford or Mustang sites, had good pics and was step by step, i think it cost me like 7 bucks for a one month licence but it was worth it. And the guys at the GEAR BOX are the stuff, they will help you w/ whatever you need. GREAT customer service.

lovin it!

Congrats, nice car. Hey you don't need those huge water bottles in the trunk, just use that GIGANTIC steering wheel to house your tank

OK, so 1JZ's just got boring? Kidding! Who's going to do the first 1GZ?

Funny, I was just thinking it's a shame to hide such a nice piece of metal way down in that block. Buleovalz - makes sence but I don't remember having much if any ellipticity in my build but it was pretty much stock. Interesting.

GOOD GOD! That is everything a 911 should be. Beautiful car. That shot of it in the garage just became my new wallpaper! sigh....

looks like a step back. I've always enjoyed the 'funkyness' of the impreza, but that thing is a turd. Looks like they are trying to make it look more like the Saab instead of a Subaru.

I really like the way that car sits on those tires, looks like a vintage muscle car!

ha ha ha!!!!! Thanks!

Congrats on the car, enjoy the ride!

Maybe it's spy code...

I used the 12 circuit (I think) and it was very easy.

That's FAT pipe! Looks nice! What's the black on there? Did you mention if you are doing this work or it's at a shop? Guess you didn't find a buyer for those wheels...hmmm What cell phone do you have, those are pretty clear shots!

As much as he welded on those panells, if it's just a daily driver, you could probably fill them w/ bondo or whatever you plan on using. The only one I'd go ahead and finish welding up would be the inner front fender since that is somewhat stressed, and any other panels that may be stressed.

Of course you can keep the engine stand in leiu of the cash as well...