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240Z, 260Z, 280Z, 280ZX(T) 1970-1983 Zs - Engine and Chassis Discussion

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Old Jun 30th, 2009, 03:43 AM   #1 (permalink)
joelkni240z
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Exclamation could you tell me how much you think this car is worth?!?!?

1972 Datsun 240z

:w aving:
91,008 miles
im not going to post any picks just b/c i dont own the car *yet
. and i like what the outside looks like so all i want to know is how much is the engine worth and all that? what do you think?
please give me a high and low estimate, and what i should look for the day i go there to pick it up
im going to have to fly there so im going to make sure its wouth it before i go lol thanks
please email me what you think b/c i cant always acces this site
joelkni@gmail.com



Modification list:


Engine/Drivetrain

l28et swap with megasquirt
4 speed trans
240sx throttle body
1 inch throttle body spacer
high performance coil pack
4 row MSA racing radiator and electric fan
JAZ radiator catch can
t3/t4 garrett turbo
manual boost controler
custom 3 inch downpipe
3 inch straight threw exhaust
ebay fmic
greddy bov
centerforce df clutch
rci fuel cell
msd external fuel pump
battery relocated to the rear
r200 with cv axel swap and nismo 2 way gtlsd with a 3.59 gear will also come with an extra diff with a 4.36 gear
the frame rails and floor boards were also replaced by the previous owner

Suspension/Brakes

short stroked QA1 coilovers
DP racing camber plates
custom valved 4 way adjustable kyb shocks
8k front, 6k rear springs
aftermarket sway bars, strut tower bars etc...
hawk hp+ race pads
new rotors
new shoes, wheel cylinders and drums for rear brakes
cnc hydro e-brake
modified steering rack
modified tie rod pickups for quicker steering and more angle for drifting

Interior

full painless wiring harness
autotechnica steering wheel
corbeau drivers side bucket seat
rjs 5 point racing harness
autopower oil pressure, boost and water temp gauges
6 point s&w cage
Kenwood cd deck
Blaupunkt speakers

Exterior

sportmax 002 wheels (15x8j - 0 offset)
MSA front bumper
HOK ocean blue kandy paint

The bad...

It was being built as a track car so most of the creature comforts have been left off, this can be viewed as bad or good depending on the use of the car.

- No AC or heat
-A few cracks in the dash, they could be fairly easily fixed.
- Car could use a dyno tune, runs rich up top, its still fast as hell and is fine for driving around on the streets. I can include an Innovate LM1 wideband if the buyer is tuner capable.
- Some of the cage welds are pretty bad, I was planing on redoing the cage as its doubtful it'll pass any major tech inspections though it would be fine for a street car
- Paint is in good shape but there are a couple of chips here and there, it was a drift car after all but it still looks good.

Notes on the steering mods...

A few notes; this was being built up to be a drift car, I recently began to work on the steering modifications needed for it to compete but this part of the car is still kind of a work in progress. A few plans if I was keeping the car was to remove the front sway bar and relocate the mounting point of the compression rod as they are rubbing the tires at full lock. I also planed on swapping in a power steering rack and pump as the steering is a bit heavy now the tie rod pick up has been moved closer to the center line of the hub. The current full lock is about 3/4 turn of the steering wheel, it is insanely quick steering. I'll offer a few options to the buyer of the car on this... If you plan on racing the car you may wish to keep the steering as is and continue to modify it, or if you plan to pick it up as a street car I can swap it back to new stock parts, its your choice but a lot of work has gone into working out the steering so far.
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