280ZXR
Engine Tear Down III
May 31, 2015 | 
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Pictures Taken: 5/7/2015
Engine tear down II
Continued Images of the Engine tear down. Note that the cylinder walls look worse then they are…this is a result of the sharpness of the camera I am using…they did pass the fingernail test and were within specs. I have however decided to go with a .040 mm over since its apart anyway.
Pictures Taken 4/19/2015 (First 6), 4/20/2015 (7-12), & 4/2/2015 (Remaining)
Tags: 2015, F54, L28ET, P90, Rebuild, Turbo, West Virginia | 
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Engine Tear Down I
This engine was originally going into the 240Z…but it is over a year away before I will even be close to worrying about the engine. So it is going to go into my 280ZX..which will be going from NA to Turbo as the original electronics have been giving me a problems over the last 6 months.
This will be a complete tear down and rebuild…the original owner had some rather interesting methods to “fix” the engine.
Pictures Taken 4/16/2015
280ZXR-Rewire
I found some older pictures back from 2011 where I was doing the final touches on getting the ZXR Running.
Pictures Taken 9-26-2011
280ZXR Exhaust/Headlights
Photos Taken: 7/1/2014 (First 3) & 7/18/2014 (Remaining)
280ZX-Outside!
280ZX outside for the firm time in more then a year. The sand is from sand blasting of the nearby 240z, thankfully I can now move that car so this is no longer an issue.
Photos Taken 6/30/24014
280ZX-Carpet/Headliner
Photos Taken: 6/10/2014 (1-2), 6/12/2014 (3-4), 6/25/2014 (5-9), 6/28/2014 (10), 6/29/2014 (11)
280zx-Carpet Project (rear area)
280ZX rear carpet project. The carpet on the tours had to be modified from an original replacement kit to fit the towers. This was the safest option as I did not want to glue carpet to my original shock tower trim (which I was not a huge fan of).
Photos Taken: 6/8/2014 (First 7) & 6/9/2014 (Remaining)
280ZXR – Rear Carpet remove/prep
Early prep work for the new carpet. There were some rust spots that are not showing up on camera that were fixed. I ended up repainting the rear area to prevent future rust from occurring and additional protection.
Photos Taken 5/10/2014
240z-Front drivers side fender area paint I
What a difference sand blasting makes to the overall speed of this project. Shown the first coat of paint to the front driver side fender area shortly after sand blasting.
Photos Taken 4/19/2014
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