Everything WRONG with my 1992 Nissan 300ZX Turbo

In this episode we look at everything, we currently know, is wrong with the 1992 Nissan 300ZX Turbo.
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[@ryanhoaglin9907]

These are such halo cars for me. They came out while I was in high school and I always wanted one. Great find on this. Five speed, twin turbo, 2 seat and t tops. What more could you want?

[@CarsBikesandCoffee]

They are for sure underrated! Same, my neighbor had one brand new and I would always check it out.

[@joem6859]

Are you going to check out the turbos?? turbo bearings?? or is that later once you've got the front of the engine back on??

[@CarsBikesandCoffee]

Absolutely, the plan was to check when I pull exhaust and transmission. Is going through the front easier/better in your opinion?

[@joem6859]

@@CarsBikesandCoffee Got no idea, lol. I'm not sure there's an easier or better way to do something on modern car like that, it's hard or harder imho. How the design engineers managed to use every mm3 of space in that engine bay is crazy... sometimes you want to... much rather work on S30. We'll be watchin, trying to learn buddy, thanks for your content.

[@CarsBikesandCoffee]

Right on, yeah these are tight engine bays. Besides pulling the engine felt going through the back would be easier. But if there was a better way, I’m all ears 😂. Thanks as always for watching!🤘🏻

[@drivendreamsorg]

The Zed x!

[@jg000-z1g]

Over on your rebuild of a Weber carb kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXivd4GmoMeIiNU for which comments seem to be turned off ... the removal of the emulsion tubes had to have been done prior to video recording. The reason I looked at your video was specifically to figure out how to remove those tubes. In your recording they just fell out easy. In reality this is a torturous task and it would have been good to show people how to remove them under real conditions.

[@CarsBikesandCoffee]

Strange, comments are turned on. Emulsion tubes weren’t pulled prior either, maybe environment, possibly pulled before I had them? Thanks for watching though.