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Those wheels are 16" CCW's And I am loving every minute!

My car in coming along, and the more that we put back on the more excited I get! anyway I just wanted to post the pictures of my car! So that I could tell someone who could understand, that it is not a porche...and Why someone would do that. My Fav still has to be the guy down the street, he is doing a full original 260. And it had tons of rust... And every time I talk to him he is still very unhappy that i have modified my 260, or "Ruined it" as he says... and me I just smile because I know it is what I want... and really how many people would cry over 1 more 260 modified? http://album.hybridz.org/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=10062

Me too

Very serious about a Datsun T-5... I really like the idea of a built t-5. Count me in as long as the price is in this range!

How about this... I found this site the other day... http://www.brightheadlights-hid.com/Headlights-sealed-beams.htm Or the newer version http://www.brightheadlights-hid.com/hid-upcoming.htm Now I know nothing of the site, or the quality of the setup but it looks alright...

I am wanting to bring my stock l28 flywheel to the machinist this week... And before I do I would like to just confirm the info that i have found from my searching, - The stock flywheel can be cut down to 17-15 LBS with out worries - And that mass is removed from the back side of the flywheel (Anyone with pictures would be super) Thanks for the time. I couldn't find a thread on exactly where this mass is removed from, so I figured that I would ask.

Ya that would be almost enough for winnnipeg... lol

Well yes, most of the sound below about 250Hz is quite omnidirectional... Placement will effect output (SPL - Actually bass volume). In several systems that I have installed sub placement, has made a large difference on how loud the subs are. In my 280zx they were the best sounding 8" off the rear glass and few degrees less of an angle, then the rear deck. The best way in my experience to find out how the sub placement will effect your install is to through them just any box and listen to them, in different placements. But that is just my .02

I've got a 2000 Honda VFR 800. 40000 KM Still as good as the day I rode it off the dealer floor. Been from Mexico to Alaska. Love it!

Amidst all this I would say that a bike can be a fun reliable and cheap mode of transportation. I have been riding since I was 16 (Read a ton of km's), yes I have been down a few times, but really thinking on it they were mostly my fault. Usually a lack of paying attention. Riding a bike requires you to look out for everyone else as well as yourself. And I would agree that accidents are when not if, but I think it is that way with any thing you drive (read car/SUV/Datsun). But if you take the MSF course and ride smart you can avoid most major accidents. And really to tell the honest truth my latest bike has been more reliable then my Z... But I also know that it is not for everyone, I know some people who have had bikes but never got into it, just not for them i guess. But one side note.... if this is your first street bike, I would suggest something smaller, IE 600cc. There really is little that a 900 can do that a 600 can't, plus they are more forgiving. Good luck what ever the choice!

Thanks.... I must be a retard, I really try to keep those retarted moments to a min.... But thanks for answering anyway!

Alright... I have done the search thing... but I just wanted to ask some turbo guys what they used. I am replacing my manifold gasket, is the feelpro ok or should I spring the extra cash for the oem nissan gasket? I was just slightly conserned that the feelpro may give me problems in the future...

That sounds like the problem, but I am positive that i have no vacuum leaks. To be sure I redid all of my vacuum lines. The car is super hard to park, as it just wants to stall unless it has a bunch of rpm