New Junkyard drift project!
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New Junkyard drift project!
Hey Guys,
This is my first 350z/ nissan in general and first junkyard drift build. Got her super cheap but she definitely needs some loving. It's a 2003 track edition 350z. excited to start getting her back into shape and doing some skids. If you want to follow the process check out my youtube channel. here she is!
This is my first 350z/ nissan in general and first junkyard drift build. Got her super cheap but she definitely needs some loving. It's a 2003 track edition 350z. excited to start getting her back into shape and doing some skids. If you want to follow the process check out my youtube channel. here she is!
Last edited by fiddy_sent; 10-19-2018 at 07:00 AM.
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Just keep posting your project here
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Ugh- that was one neglected Z33! Surprising that it was a track model. Mind my asking what a severely neglected Z with a non-running engine goes for in NM, nowadays?
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Yeah it definitely was! Luckily the doors and quarter panels are in pretty good shape and i'm not too worried about the fender and bumpers. Yeah I was surprised how beat it was for a track edition too... I picked it up for $1700 delivered to my house with a clean title still and then I found a running engine with 114k on it for $1000 with a bunch of extra parts, so all together i'm only in $2700.
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Been a bit since I worked on the Z but I finally got some space, got her in the garage, and got the front end removed. The new clutch should be here tomorrow so I can start swapping out the engine this weekend!
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Subscribed, not that I drift but always good to see people working on these cars and seeing what they do.
And hats off to anyone that takes the time to shoot whilst they're working. I only take photo's when I'm working on the car for my own reference, no way can I bother with editing vids again
And hats off to anyone that takes the time to shoot whilst they're working. I only take photo's when I'm working on the car for my own reference, no way can I bother with editing vids again
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Subscribed, not that I drift but always good to see people working on these cars and seeing what they do.
And hats off to anyone that takes the time to shoot whilst they're working. I only take photo's when I'm working on the car for my own reference, no way can I bother with editing vids again
And hats off to anyone that takes the time to shoot whilst they're working. I only take photo's when I'm working on the car for my own reference, no way can I bother with editing vids again
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SO I got the ECU and wiring harness disconnected to get the bunk engine out! New engine is in the car and just needs to be connected, Engine removal and install videos coming up soon.
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Found a broken Pivot ball when I was cleaning up the engine bay, luckily i had heard this was a common problem and had already bought a replacement but this is how you get the threads out once it has snapped.