Hey_You Posted August 17, 2007 Share Posted August 17, 2007 So I have a shell of a 240z, plan on puting a 2jz in it, and was going to start getting things rolling on it here in a little bit. I had a couple of questions reguarding the fueling aspect. I'm going to put in a fuel cell (not just to be cool, but because I want a super clean look, and the gas door just isn't gonna cut it, so it's being shaved, and because they are safer) I was wondering what size I should get. 12 gallon, 16 gallon, 20 gallon (I was thinking 16 gallon, but only because I'm not sure what kind of mileage to expect) Also, how powerful of a fuel pump I need to get, any brand I should consider. I'm probably going to be under 500hp (crank) for a LONG time, so that's a pretty big factor. What size fuel lines also? Thanks in advance Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oatmilk Posted August 17, 2007 Share Posted August 17, 2007 Congrats on the start of your project. My project is like yours (2J-240z) I already had a aluminum fuel cell box in the car so I bought the following to go inside of it: ATL SA115 15 gallon "Saver Series" hard rubber bladder ATL ST2 Drop-in surge tank upgrade ATL LS-12 Level sender with gauge installed ATL SF110 Alky Foam (so I can run E85 someday) Nice compact set up. It cost a lot but I see as a very important safety piece. I can modify my budget in other areas to make up for the expense. Hope that helps a little Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hey_You Posted August 27, 2007 Author Share Posted August 27, 2007 I'm about a week from ordering my fuel cell, fuel pump, and all new stainless braided lines. Still not sure on which pump to use though. After I get that, I'll wait another 2 weeks and then hopefully get a pair of Wilwood Forged Billet Dynalite Calipers, (or whatever they are...the 4 piston ones) so I can have front brakes (shell convieniently came without the fronts.) while the rears remain drums for a couple weeks longer. After I get that problem out of the way, then I will start the saving for the engine, trans, and such. My worry is when I do get the engine, and when it comes down to the install, are there any wiring worries I should have? Just in the engine area, I plan on running a painless chassis harness Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
oatmilk Posted August 28, 2007 Share Posted August 28, 2007 "My worry is when I do get the engine, and when it comes down to the install, are there any wiring worries I should have? Just in the engine area, I plan on running a painless chassis harness". Man do I wish they made a Datsun 240z specific kit. I think you'll be in good shape with the painless kit though. Your questions are good ones though. I still havent figured that out yet. I still need to check on some stuff still regarding my stand alone and the factory ecu wiring before I can give out any advice in that area. Zgad or Cyrus i think rewired their cars so it gives me hope. I don't plan on figuring it all out myself. I'm sure there are some smart electrical guys that will take what i think is complex and make it look simple if I get in over my head. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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