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NolimitZ32 »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/nolimitz32-u100070.html
Thu Aug 16, 2012 7:27 am
1. decide whether you want/can afford a TT
2. remove pants
3. bend over and take it cause that car will rape your wallet, your brain, and your self esteem LOL
JK
When you start looking for a Z32 it is best to find a virgin that has all maintenance up to date (just as with any other vehicle). Make sure that the timing belt has been done and that either Nissan or better components have been used, its an expensive job and a PITA to do yourself with the engine in the car. If looking for a TT its a good idea to pull the intercooler piping apart at one of the seams and check for excessive oil residue and then of course the obvious, compression, leak-down, oil, coolant condition. The under-plenum bypass refers to removing the coolant hard-lines under the plenum, this simplifies the system of coolant and vacuum lines a bit and rids you of some potential problem spots in the engine bay. Also if you can try to find a 95+ model because this will have all phase 2 electrical connectors, injectors, CPS, and Ignition module. Since you have JDM/ADM (not sure if Oz ever got these) available, you should not be affected by the OBDII/VTC changes made on the USDM models AFAIK.
If you have any questions you can PM me directly, I'll do my best to help out.