RB26240Z

Yes carguy, you did a better job of describing it : ) Do you know where I can find one? Thanks Henry

Is there a small piece of weatherstrip ( almost 90 degrees) that goes on the quarter window between the frame and the body? (towards the back end of the glass) In the Haynes catalog it shows that there is, however VB catalog and others don't show this part. Thanks Henry

Try them. http://www.innovativeturbo.com/ Henry

Mabrook..... Came out really nice. It's looks fast just sitting still. How about some headlight covers (smoked). Henry

I picked mine up at Kragen auto, $3 a piece. Henry

Looks good Ali, I think a black grill is going to look better. Henry

Wow! The motor sits behind the towers. Nice work. Henry

Congratulations!! No sleep now... Henry

same as JMortensen.

How can he see? Beauty is in the eye of the z-holder.

Payment sent.

Wow, this is awesome, I will be donating towards the end of december. Henry

In relation to the RB26 AWD pan, how is it lining up with the 300zx rack? (If you were to use it) Looking good! Thanks Henry

Congratulations! Start practicing like the navy seals do. Sleep sitting in a chair and have someone wake you up every 15 minutes and tell you, go back to sleep now.

The pics in an old thread about the RB26 crank collar are not viewable on my screen. It looks like it is the updated one but I haven't seen an earlier one to compare to. I uploaded 2 pics of the crank collar in the photo album/member galleries section. Thanks Henry

Happy Birthday !

Nice car! more HP= more traction issues.

My condolences to you and his family. Henry

If you are comparing dolllar for dollar return in this market which is headed downward slowly, I would say laminate will be ahead based on the return on your investment but remember it is a buyer's market now in California and that might just be an excuse for a potential buyer to lower the asking price. If you were to do this last year or even the year before then the hardwood would bring more than it's share of return. Both have pros & cons for practical purposes, but when it comes time to sell the market dictates what will be the best return on your investment. A year ago I had clients calling in bright & early requesting to write an offer on a property that they had seen on a listing service online the night before. Granted, they cared less if it was hardwood or laminate, but home prices were appreciating so much that it was irrelevant how much a hard wood or laminate would have brought in return. Last but not least, determine the dollar amount to be spent on both, labor and material. Ultimately, the laminate will cost less, which means you will have room to negotiate the price down for the buyer that would rather have hardwood, and make them feel that they are winning the negotiation battle and close the deal. (Have someone appraise the house conservatively, and list it a few thousand less, if you want to sell it fast). Otherwise you will be chasing the market by lowering the price constantly. Hope this helps and good luck. Henry

30mm

MAP= Manifold Absolute Pressure

That's some funny #hit!!! wonder if she is ok with cucumbers? Henry

thanks stony, for the quick reply ;> Henry