I'm not really sure what you mean by simple ****. Is replacing the lower control arms simple? I can change the oil and replace the brake pads myself, but nothing really too complex after that. I'd love to learn though.terrorontheroadways wrote:I'm in wellington (west palm beach) so if you're ever down this way I can lend a hand with basic ****...there's a bunch of guys from the orlando area on here and twinturbo.net. All friendly people, we love fellow enthusiasts.
I live in florida, and the car is black. A/C is a nice conveniance, but since I'm short on money, it'll get fixed last along with stuff like the trim and antenna motor.P3ngy wrote:Blah who needs A/C when you have T-Tops. And I'm sure just getting your suspension services aka lubricated will hold you over. It's not like you are going to the track anytime soon. The oil problem though, you will probably have to get a part time job for >.< Seals are a ***** to get to, and at our age is better to let a mechanic touch. Parents won't help you out with the oil problems vs. your motor blowing?
Easier said then done buddy. I don't have a job as a GM, so it's a little more difficult to do work on your car when you're struggling to buy the parts.fairladyz1990 wrote:Come on yall have to start somewere right??? Your Z is it... Im only 19, but have a realy good job as a GM.. but Z's arent that bad to work on as people make them to be.. I have had two Z's, one NA and my current Z is a TTZ.. But the point is I have never taken either one to a machanic for anything, just get a couple of friends over who are good in the department.. Me and a few buddies did a full turbo, clutch, injector swap in just 2 days... Z's are amazing cars, and you will appreciate it even more once you start working on it...