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Two80z4me

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  1. 2 weeks ago, sent him money (he doesn't have a paypal or something like that because somebody didnt pay him enough and they wouldn't pay him back for lost money) via money order to texas, and then the tracking number said it was delivered on a tuesday, but he apparently doesn't get it til thursday/friday sometime... Then he claims he sent out the crank pulley on monday, but it still isn't here and he won't answer any of my e-mails?

     

    Anyone else ever deal with Sticky280zx in this shady type manor? or am I just being paranoid and impatient?

  2. 18, bought my z at 16, I had been auto-crossing my saab 900 turbo for a while, but wanted something much sportier, japanese and old. So naturally I went for the Z series, I knew a neighbor who had the coolest old 280z so I hunted around till I found a steal of a deal on one with a new motor/trans and a clean body, $1800 for 90,000 original body miles and 30,000 motor/trans. We're at about 111,000 body now and 51,000 miles on a newly built turbo motor and megasquirt. Its been a street car, daily driver, track car all at once.

  3. Looking for a base tune, didn't find anything in the Sticky MAP's that was close to mine.

    Here are the specs:

    -MSII PCB3.57

    -Stock Turbo 6psi(w/jpipe and BOV)

    -L28, P79, Stock Cam, Flat top pistons (8.7:1)

    -Stock FPR

    -Stock fuel rail

    -Stock HG

    -Stock 280zxt Dizzy

    -Stock 270cc ZXT injectors

    -Walbro 255LPH

    -3" straight exhaust

    -NGK spark plugs

    Thats about it, anything else that you guys might need let me know.

     

     

    Brief sidenote, you can see that the relayboard is located in between the brake booster and the strut tower under the hood, is that gonna be an alright mounting location? the DIYautotune site says that its okay to have it in the engine bay, but washingtons rain and the z's sealing capabilities make me think that it probably needs a cover of some sort?

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  4. Meph, your car gives me excitement in ways I shouldn't describe haha.

     

    Finished up the motor, got to wire in the IAT and the Dizzy/+12v for the MSPCB3.57 then its go time

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    (the relay board on the bottom right should be safe there... right?)

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    Its time for some booooost

  5. Hey Hybridz, as the build is coming to an end it comes time for the inevitable intercooler construction.

     

    Does anybody know of any piping kits that actually work with S30's? A friend of mine said that the DSM Intercooler piping kits work good, normally I would go have it custom built, but I'm on a serious budget and now its come to piecing together a junkyard Volvo FMIC with a piping kit from the web.

    It would be nice to get a list of kits together that work and make a sticky, but thats just a pipe dream now-a-days.

     

    Thanks, Sean.

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    Current exhaust, 3" downpipe...

     

    Going to be a 3" to side exit exhaust, right in front of the rear drivers side wheel. (going to cut a little of the body out)

    Still debating on what muffler (if any) that I want to use.

     

    Side note, Megasquirt claims its okay to have the relay board in the engine bay, but do they take into account the older cars that leak water and road debris/water that kicks up into the engine bay, specifically the open relay board. Does their claim hold any water? (no pun intended :o )

  7. Its helped me with my Z more than I could ever describe, it made friends that I run into a lot now. It has also sealed the deal on my career as a mechanical engineer which I'm currently going to the University of Washington in Seattle for. Its played a big role for the technical aspect, but the top inspiration and help to my life really has been the Z itself.

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