Guest Anonymous Posted September 10, 2000 Share Posted September 10, 2000 ive got this 280 zx 2+2 sitting here collecting dust and i want to know "what do i have to do to put this 425 hp 383 into it! will the rear take the abuse and what abouyt drive shafts and frame stress! anyone ever do a 280zx 2+2 what about the length! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Drewz Posted September 10, 2000 Share Posted September 10, 2000 The frame on the 2+2 280 is stronger than the 240/260's. You should still and some more stiffners if you ever intend on a serious launch with it. The rear is also better than the older ones as it is larger and heavier and possibly may have the cv shafts I am thinking of swapping into mine. The floor should be perfect before anyting is started so you can get started on the right foot. God luck. ------------------ Drewz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alsil Posted September 22, 2000 Share Posted September 22, 2000 A 2+2 is a 4 seat version of the 280zx. If you have a back seat, you have a 2+2. the car is set up the same, it's just longer, so your driveshaft will be longer, and you won't get the same weight transfer on launch, because of the longer wheelbase. The front will not come up as fast. That may be good depending on how fast you want to go, but it also hinders traction. But it all depends on how fast you're going to go. ------------------ http://refuse.netdojo.com/Zcar Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Anonymous Posted September 23, 2000 Share Posted September 23, 2000 i also havbe a 350 layin around, and a 280 ZX. what is 2+2?? How do i nkow if mine is that?? Will i need diff front suspension?? Can anyone tell me how much i can do this with out of my garage (no kits)?? Will the rear end hold the 350?? Can i buy diveshafts to fit this, or do i have to have it made?? will i schmoke the tires off if i leave the stock tires on it?? please tell me the cheapest way to do this, and give me tips on how to do it. thanx, Jeremiah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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