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Nissan 300ZX Brake Upgrade - Tech Support January 2010
We answer your technical questions including this one about a Nissan 300ZX brake upgrade in Tech Support for January 2010.
Henry Z. De Kuyper – Dec 19, 2009
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14 Unfinished Project Cars - Performance Garage
There are 14 cars in Sport Compact Car's project fleet. Fourteen examples of aftermarket automotive glory ranging from the smoothly polished, diaper-wiped, Q-tip-cleaned neurosis of Project 300ZX to the rat's nest of wires, dirt and weld splatter that is Project Rally Beater.
Jul 1, 2005
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Project Nissan 300ZX: Part VII
When we last left off, we were busy upgrading the suspension and safety equipment of Project Z in anticipation of big power gains. Work is progressing rather slowly on our promised super engine, but don't despair, we aren't slacking off. Actually, we're moving
Mike Kojima – Sep 26, 2002
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Project Nissan 300ZX: Part 4
In our last foray in the adventure of building the poor man's exotic killer, we did some extensive suspension and brake work to prepare the chassis of Project 300ZXTT to make it worthy for the installation of our anticipated 500-hp-to-the-wheels engine. In thi
Mike Kojima – Sep 26, 2002
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Project Nissan 300ZX: Part 3
Because our original plans for a super-exotic brake system were thwarted due to production delays, we did a nice, but slightly less trick brake system to keep the car's stopping ability somewhat in line with its power output
Mike Kojima – Sep 26, 2002
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Project Nissan 300ZX: Part 6
You know how project cars can be, especially ones with goals that are as ambitious as the results we desire from Project 300ZX; stuff has to be made, things fail during testing, other things need to be redesigned. Days stretch out to become weeks, weeks become
Mike Kojima – Sep 25, 2002
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Project Nissan 300ZX: Part 5
In our last installment of Project 300ZX Twin Turbo (September '99), we began detailing our plans for a new engine built to handle 600 to 700 hp. Unfortunately, progress on that engine is running slower than expected (which, ironically enough, is what we have
Mike Kojima – Sep 25, 2002
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Nissan 300ZX Suspension Upgrade - Suspension Resuscitation
Check out these suspension tips straight from Stillen Performance.
Staff Report – Oct 1, 2000
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Porting Rotary Engines - Port Authority

At its most basic level, porting the intake and exhaust ports on a rotary engine is the same as porting the cylinder head(s) on a piston engine, in that the objective is to improve airflow in and out of the combustion chambers.

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