1985 Nissan 300zx Turbo Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Blackhawk, South Dakota, United States
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Up for sale is a 1985 Nissan 300zx turbo
The good: AC still blows cold, cruise works, power windows work, power locks are new and work, clutch is a brand new rhino pac clutch with new slave cylinder and new master cylinder, tuned to anagrams of the oem specs, its just like it was from the factory with a little bit of free clutch play, clutch is nice and smooth. the bad: paint is peeling, E-brake needs new cables, does not work, however you can buy new cables from 300zxpartsforyou.com that will work, A/C does not blow on you, nor does heat, it blows through the floor and the top defroster only, not sure as to why. New oil pressure sensor, new power door locks, orig nissan parts for indoor hinges (they were busted), doors open and close smoothly now, power locks work great... t-tops leak a little bit, so in need of new weather stripping.. shifts into 2nd gear a little harder then normal, not sure why, could be a synchro, all other gears work great. She is a classic japanese fair lady Z, i want it to have a good home, someone who will fix it up more then i could of, (i dont make much money) it would be a lovely show car or a speed project, has a garrett T3 turbo in it stock, which is capable of about 14 psi before it starts getting too hot, so bigger injectors, an intercooler, and a walbro fuel pump and youd be makin some serious power, at stock it has 200hp and 200 torque. and about 7psi of boost, which can be changed with an electronic controller or a manual boost controller. Well ive told you everything about the car, it runs and drives great, leans a tad bit to the right if you let go of the steering wheel but its not a big deal. |
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