240z diff ratio
Hi B101
Yep I know Phil Howz. He built my engine for me about 8 years ago. Did a really good job and super cheap (no labour charge only parts ) He did it for the love of the L series engines. He lives on the outskirts of Hamilton. I went for a spin in the car just before he sold to the guy you got it from. It seemed to go very well and sounded like a really highly tuned V8 at idle and then a really nasty inline 6 when reving. I havent seen him for a while but do pop down from time to time to see what he is up to.
What were the 1/4 mile times and dyno figures??
Yep I know Phil Howz. He built my engine for me about 8 years ago. Did a really good job and super cheap (no labour charge only parts ) He did it for the love of the L series engines. He lives on the outskirts of Hamilton. I went for a spin in the car just before he sold to the guy you got it from. It seemed to go very well and sounded like a really highly tuned V8 at idle and then a really nasty inline 6 when reving. I havent seen him for a while but do pop down from time to time to see what he is up to.
What were the 1/4 mile times and dyno figures??
Yea that's him, he knows his stuff when it comes to the L24 engines. He's been a really good help to me when it came to the car, he knows that thing inside out. The dyno was 197rwhp and he did a 13.2 second 1/4. Don't know if that was his quickest or not,
He told me that he has built another 5 Zs since but hasn't been able to get the HP figures out of the other L24s or the sound for that matter.he even asked if I ever thought of selling it that he wanted to be on the top of the list since that was his very first Z and took him 7years to complete
After seeing one in the Aussie street rod mag and fell in love with the lines of the car and devoted everything he had to making it identical.
He told me that he has built another 5 Zs since but hasn't been able to get the HP figures out of the other L24s or the sound for that matter.he even asked if I ever thought of selling it that he wanted to be on the top of the list since that was his very first Z and took him 7years to complete
After seeing one in the Aussie street rod mag and fell in love with the lines of the car and devoted everything he had to making it identical.
as per PM's, my R180 turned out to be a 3.545:1 [3.9:11] ratio.
This will make it feel a little more sluggish compared to the 3.9, but if your crown wheen & pinion is ok, then just change the other gears...
let me know...
This will make it feel a little more sluggish compared to the 3.9, but if your crown wheen & pinion is ok, then just change the other gears...
let me know...
1981 280ZX #33 IMSA GTU Race Car
2012 Fairlady Z34 ST (For the son/wife...)
2007 Fairlady Z33 NISMO
(Sold) 1984 300ZX Z31 2+2 Turbo
(Sold) 1980 Datsun 280ZX 2+2
2012 Fairlady Z34 ST (For the son/wife...)
2007 Fairlady Z33 NISMO
(Sold) 1984 300ZX Z31 2+2 Turbo
(Sold) 1980 Datsun 280ZX 2+2
Ill take her all apart tomorrow and have a good look and then ill let you knowGrunzter wrote:as per PM's, my R180 turned out to be a 3.545:1 [3.9:11] ratio.
This will make it feel a little more sluggish compared to the 3.9, but if your crown wheen & pinion is ok, then just change the other gears...
let me know...
excellent so just change the center over from another R180 diff - just be careful there are 2 types of Longnose R180's around, earlier 110mm crown wheel and later 115mm crown wheel - you would not want to get a 115mm center if yours is a 110mm version.
Most of this stuff is covered on the www just google it.
Most of this stuff is covered on the www just google it.
Intresting, yet a nother fact i didnt know about.nzeder wrote:excellent so just change the center over from another R180 diff - just be careful there are 2 types of Longnose R180's around, earlier 110mm crown wheel and later 115mm crown wheel - you would not want to get a 115mm center if yours is a 110mm version.
Most of this stuff is covered on the www just google it.
Thanking you
If the top of the diff case has a K cast on the top it will be the later 115mm version. If not it will be the 110mm version.
cheers mike, will take a look!nzeder wrote:If the top of the diff case has a K cast on the top it will be the later 115mm version. If not it will be the 110mm version.
1981 280ZX #33 IMSA GTU Race Car
2012 Fairlady Z34 ST (For the son/wife...)
2007 Fairlady Z33 NISMO
(Sold) 1984 300ZX Z31 2+2 Turbo
(Sold) 1980 Datsun 280ZX 2+2
2012 Fairlady Z34 ST (For the son/wife...)
2007 Fairlady Z33 NISMO
(Sold) 1984 300ZX Z31 2+2 Turbo
(Sold) 1980 Datsun 280ZX 2+2
i didnt find a K but i did find ( 214 ) on the top ????nzeder wrote:If the top of the diff case has a K cast on the top it will be the later 115mm version. If not it will be the 110mm version.
does this mean anything?
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No it has no meaning. The LSD centre will be for either the 110mm version or the 115mm version not both. Quafie have 2 part numbers one for the 110 version the other for the 115 version. That is why I mentioned there is s difference.
where does the 110mm come into play? been looking on the net but i am ovbiously looking in the wrong places.
yea there is one trademe at the moment
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =532826052
yea there is one trademe at the moment
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =532826052