Jersey

NICE! Awesome runs. Getting hooked with some DR's dropped my 60 from 1.9s to 1.7's and just about .4 in the quarter so it sounds like you'll be in the mid 11's pretty easily. Very nice. So, wanna rub in what an 11 feels like to someone that can only pull a 12.004??? lol. Congrats.

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Stange, I still didn't receive it? Although, when i send a test email to myself from here, i get it fine and whenever i'm subscribed to a thread, i always get notification of responces. Thanks for the effort anyway.

Wow, that was fast. Thanks!!! Just wondering which email you sent it to? For some reason I didn't get the one you sent. If you would - Jersey@cptclabs.com Again, appreciate it much.

I'm picking up a '94 Pathfinder this weekend and wanted to do a quick scan on it. Figured someone here may be able to help me out. Appreciate it in advance. vin: JN8HD17Y9RW253423

Wow Mike, very nice! Sorry you didn't break into the 10's but you're right there. Awesome job.

Sorry mods if i put this in the wrong section or, if i wasn't suppose to post something like this here at all. Of course, snow to hit tonight/tomorrow and my 4wd in the suburban is not engaging. I tested the actuator on the axle and it works fine, it's just not receiving the 12v it needs to engage. It's a new actuator that i replaced last year. The 4wd fuse is fine. I tried to trace the Pink/White off the back of the fuse block but i lose it in the main wire harness mess. It's a manual shift on the floor and i see the switch on the T-case, but i dont know what it's suppose to supply (12v or ground) and where it goes. The Hayes/Chilton manuals i have don't show any type of wiring schematic for the 4WD unit. I'm thinking the pink/white from behind the fuse block is the supply for a 4wd relay somewhere, but i just can't find it, if one even exists. If anyone would happen to have a page from an FSM showing the 4WD wiring schematic, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Retirement? I'm surprised i can spell it let alone think about it ever happening!!! lol. I'll be 39 this October and with the mortgage, my wife who is good for the most part but could spend more then a few bucks every now and then, 3 kids (6, 4, 2) that will (hopefully) all go to college AND at least 2 weddings for my girls i'll need to pay for... well, I'm looking into some kind of life-long career. Seems more likely to happen at this point to work until i'm dead. haha. Hey Mike, i bet it would've been a more enjoyable 5 months "off" if the weather was a little nicer where we could go outside and "play". I know these winter months in the east are tough on me being stuck in the house for the most part. Seems like the wife can fire out those honey-do lists twice as fast! Anyway, hope the business continues to grow and the 5mil comes quicker than you think it would so you can enjoy life just that little bit sooner.

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Awesome. Good for him.

Congrats Terry!

I'd be interested in the gas tank if you parted it out. Thanks.

Very, very nice work Kyle. Real clean design.

Hey 525. Congrats on selling her and sorry to hear at the same time! lol. Priorities... sound like you're getting them all straightened out. They suck, but sometimes you need to line 'em up. Had my first Z at around 19yrs old, sold and bought 2 other S30's up to the age of 27, sold the last one, got married, bought a house, had 3 kids, then just about 4 years ago at the age of 34, finally bought another S30 which is the one i own now. It took a while to get one back but i knew i would after the craziness slowed a little. Again, congrats. The next one you buy will be all that much better. Stick around... with the amount of questions and topics you've posted here, you're like a novel of information!! lol.

Ever think of NJ? Muggy in the summer, icy in the winter, traffic always getting worse, right near where the WTC's used to be, considered to be the "armpit of america", high gas prices, high taxes, high insurance, at least a 5 hour tow to a non-drag track... that's all i can think of in 2 seconds but sure there's much more incentive i can share if i wanted to really make myself suffer Happy Hunting.

Thanks for the replies guys. When i first got to the house and looked quickly at it (1.5yrs ago), i figured the same thing - rails gone, under battery tray/firewall rust, flinstone floors... then started digging into it... rails are perfect, floors are solid, firewall solid. I looked at because i knew the car had been sitting for 6 years in this driveway covered and figured maybe i could pick it up for cheap and would possibly be a good candidate for parts since it is a NY Z. Then after i dug into it a bit, i'm thinking if i do pick it up, i may just get it back to running condition and take it from there. Those HL covers are the nice ones and i'd probably just sell them considering the last price i saw them go for (unreal). I think it's a full dash cap, so not getting much there. Then again, maybe it's a perfect dash under it! yeah, right. lol. I'll let you guys know how i make out. I may be getting it for free which is a story within itself but, i can't really go wrong at that price. We'll see. Thanks again.

Just curious. May be picking it up. It does have nice headlight covers lol.

Yes, thanks Rufus. I replied to your hotmail account last week when i received the email. Again, thanks.

My '73 pumpkin's body is far from perfect but surprisingly, just about every time i take it out, i get at least one comment and they're all positive! Took the Z to the Giants playoff game this past weekend (i know, i know) and it attracted a bunch asking questions, looking at the IC... etc. I guess it's the fact that they're pretty rare to see on the road here in NJ, but i love it.

That IS funny. We do work at similar type Co.'s but CPTC is mainly a toxicology, clinical, analytical, and microbiology testing facility. Seems you guys do slightly different testing like, you'll test the sunglasses, we'll test the sunscreen. What's your role @ Bureau Veritas? I've been the Computer Network/PBX Systems Supervisor over here for the last 10 years. Wow, that seems like a long time when i just typed that Soooo, since we're REALLY not in competition, would you still mind sending what you have??? lol. Thanks.

Thanks for all the info so far guys. Rufus, you can email me @ Jersey@cptclabs.com. Thanks. I'm still in the "saving cash" stage of this project but hope to start breaking ground this spring. I know in my area they have a pretty low height restriction but i'm hoping to have a good amount of headroom in the main part with enough height to add the room above. Thanks again guys.