New to the Z32 game

[Konsento87]

Hey whats up, guys? Just recently bought a 90' z32 n/a and it's my first import/z car. Got it for $2500 and with a swapped engine(less than 80K), body with 189K on it, in overall good shape...I figured it was a good buy. I think the transmission has been replaced or rebuilt at some point in time, the guy said it had just been re-synced. It's 5 speed and shifts very well, transmission seems to pull really well. Interior is ok but really just needs to be overhauled. T-tops are in good shape and dont leak. The exterior has minor hail damage and the pearl white paint job is peeling a little. Also it has a greddy front bumper and side skirts, but needs to be painted to match. Anyways what im looking for in this car is getting back to stock condition. I just want a good cruisin car for now. Dont really care about drag racing, drifting, or any of that stuff at the moment. Ill eventually go all out with it i/e throw some nice wheels on it and a TT swap. Like I said im new to all this so im just wondering which way to go with this as far as making this car look good, ride good, and pull a little bit more power out of it. Will post pics soon. Any tips, advice, or feedback is appreciated.

Thanks!

[Konsento87]

Ill take some better ones when i get finished putting on an AC compressor belt, let me know what you think.

[BigTDogg (MA)]

Welcome! Post in the general forum too so people can meet you that way as well.

[Konsento87]

Just realized that the rear wheels are pigeontoed(positive camber), and i think maybe the sway bar is shot because when I roll over a bump it feels like im gonna bounce off the road. Any idea on whats causing this?

@ BigTDogg (MA): Hey thanks man, will do in just a sec.

[NissanFairladyZ32]

body looks good condition,

it would look really good when you reapaint the bumper and the wing

[BigTDogg (MA)]

Just realized that the rear wheels are pigeontoed(positive camber), and i think maybe the sway bar is shot because when I roll over a bump it feels like im gonna bounce off the road. Any idea on whats causing this?

@ BigTDogg (MA): Hey thanks man, will do in just a sec.

No problem.

The bouncing is most likely due to bad shocks. If they're original, and you have over 75k miles, I'd say they're shot.