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SleeperZ last won the day on April 3 2019
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Wow. I love that blue paint!
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Nice, my setup is very similar, engine and suspension-wise.
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Cool idea!
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Underwhelming Lap Times
SleeperZ replied to Twisted46's topic in Brakes, Wheels, Suspension and Chassis
Looks like a great track! -
Wow, what a shame. My condolences to his family.
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Possible spark blow out. How small of a gap can I run
SleeperZ replied to dpuma8's topic in Turbo / Supercharger
It sounds like you may have an issue with the alternator, you should not see the voltage drop once you are off idle, but that when measured at the battery or fuse panel. I'm not sure where your voltage is being measured - if you are getting that off MS, you don't have a good power wire to the ECU, it is dropping voltage when you make it busy. -
Stock 280Z fuel line has no issues for my power level, 350hp or so. 3/8" or AN6 is a reasonable upgrade.
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Progress on my insane VQ35HR 240Z project
SleeperZ replied to markrolston@mac.com's topic in Nissan V6 Forum
Really nice solution for the exhaust. Anodize black, it will look amazing. -
I thought the S12 240SX had the long nose R200.
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Question about dual master cylinders...
SleeperZ replied to JMortensen's topic in Brakes, Wheels, Suspension and Chassis
The pressure within each line and along all lines should equalize as soon as the pads are set into the rotor, very quickly. -
Not sure where to put this but WOW
SleeperZ replied to D9inger's topic in S30 Series - 240z, 260z, 280z
6 figures?!?! Unbelievable! -
New to the Forum, 240Z with most dealer options
SleeperZ replied to SpectreZ's topic in New Members Forum
Nice car! -
No doubt. They will burn out, and your ECU cannot compensate for a lean condition. BTW it is only possible to get more than 100% duty in imaginary dimensions.