Gtv240z

Fantastic, thanks for the info! I see you are in Adelaide also do you get out and about in your zed much? Thanks Craig

https://www.monotaro.sg/g/00537851/ heres a couple of part numbers to google KFL-141Y KFL-161YS KFL-161Y

Bump with new price $260 with boss kit and gear knob

In stock, Pm'd

Does anyone know how much advance adjustment you get out of the kameari and tepp brand camshaft sprockets?

Pmd

Also yes it is plastic, the grain matches the original zed seats really well though

To my knowledge the 240z and 260z had wooden knobs. This one is basically a genuine Nissan part that screws straight on. My best guess is it could possibly be a USA spec 280Z or similar, it doesnt appear to be 280zx. If you asked a Nissan dealer for a replacement 240z / 260Z knob they would be NLA (5 speed) but could supersede to this as an option replacement to get you out of trouble. In short, genuine Nissan but not officially genuine 240-260z but looks the part and feels pretty good because it is larger.

Hi, yes I have a couple in stock

http://richmonds.com.au/portfolio/1972-datsun-fairlady-z/ On offer is this Japanese delivered Datsun Fairlady Z with a 2.0 litre SOHC straight six-cylinder engine. This is a very original example. The engine has yet to be run-in after being reconditioned. Details of mechanical work carried out by our workshop; Engine rebuild - new pistons, rings, bearings, reconditioned cylinder head. New water pump, belts and fan clutch Radiator re-core, new hoses, new clamps, new thermostat New clutch - hydraulics replaced Gearbox oil seals replaced All front suspension bushes and ball joints replaced Brake hydraulics replaced or rebuilt, new rubber hoses New rotary style air conditioning compressor Air-conditioning system serviced and re-gassed. This is a sought after Datsun with 2+2 seating and air-conditioning, ideal for a family who enjoy cruising together in something different. Currently historically registered in South Australia, this rare Fairlady 2/2 can be sold without stamp duty (in SA) and annual registration costs are approximately $110. Now on display in our highly acclaimed sixty car showroom. We can arrange door to door delivery Australia-wide. Make: Datsun Model: Fairlady Z Built: 1972 KM: 49,848 Engine Size: 1998cc Cylinders: 6 Transmission: Manual Price: $49,900

You can get nuts and bolts for Wheels called 'wobble nuts' or wobbly bolts' Punch that one into google and check the images. These are used for example running a 4x100 wheel on and Alfa romeo with 4x98 stud pattern. The taper piece has enough slop around the head to allow for the. 1mm diffence of radius. These bolts might suit what you want

Yes 3 pins on the back

No problem, I'll keep you updated

On Monday I am doing an order from the US and on the order will be multiply Fairlady Z badges. At this stage I am going to put 5 on the order, 1 for my spoiler and a friend's. The other 3 will be listed here for sale and/or on ebay.. Just wondering if any one wanted 1 or 2or 3? These are brand new, genuine Nissan items. 1 will cost $80 delivered to you via Australia post and any additional units an extra $70. To my knowledge these are currently an out of production item, however can be purchased from a host of suppliers but at a greater cost and only from overseas. I dont need payment up front so if you are keen let me know. I am also getting some early hatch vents these are $130 a pair posted..

Thats brilliant! These led globes appear 5-10mm taller, does anyone know how much room is behind the lense?

Bump

Thanks! You've earned your next beer!

Sorry I've had a few beers myself and have left out the word adjustable. I need adjustment but would prefer bushes over rose joints if possible

Does any one have pics of the Stewart Wilkins ones?

What are my option for rear LCAs, does any one have feed back on there's? Do they all have rose joints? I would prefer standard bushes if possible.. TTT looks like the best option but I havent exhaustively researched.. Arizona do some but the billet look is not for me.. Anyone in Australia supply an option also?

I am unlikely to supply any more of these so thought I would put some info here for people on the look out for one: These fans can be found in 88-92 Honda's approximately. These models are: Ed civic BA4 prelude DA9 Integra And a concerto model of the same vintage. Some of these models (concerto and integral I think) have a extra plastic cover on the back of the motor which looks a little nicer..

I've not seen either but USA parts catalogue does list and early Sump part number upto April 1971 11110-E3021 early 11110-P0100 later and used on L24 and L26 also

You forgot the option box and R190..

Bump all mentioned in stock currently These are great for correction of speedo after wheel size changes and diff changes , If you need help calculating let me know

If you get stuck and can't find any, I can order 8 new, genuine Nissan ones on my next order from Japan. This takes 3 weeks usually but with end of year shut down in Japan and Australia probably 4 weeks $35 for 8 of them delivered to your letterbox