Feersty Wrote:I saw fairlady badges on a 350Z it looks so hot.
what badges are those? any pics?
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thats not really it but I guess its what they are called in Japan. just a kit here I imagine
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Maengelito Wrote:MichaelJComputer Wrote:Maengelito Wrote:MM Z TT?
MMTTZ
i like it because it looks like MM titties
I was thinking "MM 300ZX" to avoid that mis-interpretation... I dunno yet. Definitely needs an MM plate though :wink:
MMTTZ...MM Twin Titties
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the Z is called the Fairlady in JDM land.
You would be getting these badges though, since they belong with your car's generation...
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the chapins have 3 turbos. that is cool.
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Sweet ride John, Ryan told me about it before y'all headed down and made me promise not to say a word to no-one.
how much $$$? 130k on a boosted track car? well... nissan reliability...
JackoliciousLegs Wrote:how much $$$? 130k on a boosted track car? well... nissan reliability...
Yeah, I hear you on the 130k. Frankly though, this car is in remarkable condition, and I'm not worried that anything *major* will go wrong, but I am going to give it some extensive maintenance work and do everything I can to prolong the life of the engine. I'm going to do a compression test along with the 60k maintenance, we'll see what happens.. In any case, I got a pretty good price on it and have budgeted for several thousand dollars worth of maintenance and upgrades to keep it running reliably for many years to come.
ALWAYS DO A COMPRESSION TEST BEFORE YOU BUY A CAR
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except when it's a rotary and compression tests mean nothing...
JackoliciousLegs Wrote:except when it's a rotary and compression tests mean nothing...
Dumbass
(09-25-2019, 03:18 PM)V1GiLaNtE Wrote: I think you need to see a mental health professional.
JackoliciousLegs Wrote:except when it's a rotary and compression tests mean nothing...
Wha? So if you get 1 psi of compression across all of the faces you're still good to go?
Just watch the gauge as you turn it over and hold the bleed open, it will give you a very good idea of whats going on.
Not as good as the factory tester, but not many places have them.
(09-25-2019, 03:18 PM)V1GiLaNtE Wrote: I think you need to see a mental health professional.
+1 vote for MMTTZ, that's great! 8)
Congrats on the buy, so much for keeping it secret eh? :wink:
MichaelJComputer Wrote:ALWAYS DO A COMPRESSION TEST BEFORE YOU BUY A CAR
Yes, this is definitely the correct thing to do. So why didn't I do it, especially considering the age and mileage of the car? A few reasons, none of them good: Test drive was incredibly strong, idle was smooth, no strange exhaust colors, getting to the rear plugs requires an act of Congress and several months of labor.... So was it a bonehead thing to not check, and was I blinded by the boost? Yes. A thousand times yes. And if the compression test turns out poorly, you can say "i told you so", and I'll come out a few grand ahead after parting it out...
Stay tuned...
I'm with J on this one.
Car ran great.
(09-25-2019, 03:18 PM)V1GiLaNtE Wrote: I think you need to see a mental health professional.
nissan's VG series has a history of being really stout engines. i wouldn't worry about it
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my old motor, well i didnt do a compression test either.... but we arent talking madza.... we are talking honda... and when RJ and i broker her down it looked in great shape for a motor that died with 184k miles on her. the new motor tested out great, but i dont have the numbers i would have to yap it up with the BandT guys to find out... if they remember.
.RJ Wrote:Just watch the gauge as you turn it over and hold the bleed open, it will give you a very good idea of whats going on.
Not as good as the factory tester, but not many places have them. hehehe... that only works on some testers. Others.... it just bounces around at 30psi. Some people claim to be able to read that... i don't.
Ask rex.. you shoulda seen that bitch bounce.
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