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[jkh280zx]

Thanks, Paul for the FYI. A driver, mostly, but I am learning about the intricate parts of my Zcar. My dd is a 1983 280zxt that has undergone many changes. The first stage included the following: re-manufactured P90a head:F54 block w/ hypereutectic-pistons; 60mm TB; OEM stock turbo injectors remain; PAllnet’s turbo barb fuel rail system; Garrett T3/T4E turbo; 2.5” DP with a TiAL EWG; TiAL BOV; AEM adjustable FPR; Walbro inline GSL-392 fuel pump; cold air intake kit; same-side FMIC; electric dual fan (Maradyne); 2.5” high-flow/3-way Magnaflow CAT with Mandrel bend tubing to 2.5” high-flow Magnaflow muffler; polyurethane bushings (front) and new Nissan OEM bushings (rear); KYB GR-2 struts and KYB Gas Adjustable shocks; and 105 amp alternator.
More changes to come.
jkh280zx

 

[joegagan]

welcome!

 

[jkh280zx]

Thanks Joe,
I attempted three photos via photobucket; used Img procedure and when previewed the photos did not appear. Where can I find instructions on this procedure here in this forum.
jkh280zx

 

[joegagan]

you might have had the brackets doubled up.

if you hit the 'img' button above the posting window, you have to make sure the link from photobucket is without those tags.
i usually use the 'direct link' tag from photobucket if i am using the 'img' button on the posting page.

direct link would look like [url=http://www.coolhunting.com/giftguide/images/ChrisWalken.jpg]http://www.coolhunting.com/giftguide/im ... Walken.jpg[/url].

so , click 'img' above, that gives you the img brackets
then hit control+v to paste the link into the middle of the brackets.

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/joegagan/1957-copo-corvette-racer-1.jpg

also, you can use 'preview' below the posting window (left of the 'submit ' button) to see if it posted right.

 

[jkh280zx]

Thanks again, Joe
Liked the linkage!! :lol:

A picture of my Zcar before changes.

Many of those changes noted here.

This table summarizes my next task. It is over my head in which to do in sequence; ...efficiency of parts, etc. Any suggestions??

Thanks for stopping by.
john