Subject	If you can't get it to fit into the hatch area
Posted by	TTFairladyZ on September 01, 2008 at 11:28 PM
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In Reply To	For purposes of transporting a non-running Z, can a 5spd posted by zgene4 on September 01, 2008 at 11:16 PM
Message	You could have the rear of the trans supported by the transmission mount, and try looping wires through the bolt holes on the top of the bellhousing to a place along the firewall. Assuming this will be on a flatbed. Hope this helps. 1990 Nissan 300ZXTT Stage III+ Pure sports car, 100% daily driven (dry/rain/snow)
Follow Ups	For purposes of transporting a non-running Z, can a 5spd - zgene4 23:16:49 09/01/08 If you can't get it to fit into the hatch area - TTFairladyZ 23:28:37 09/01/08 I wouldn't advise it. For transport just pack the trans into - Bernie (NoVA) 23:29:40 09/01/08 And propped some way to avoid rolling over on the sensors (n/m) - TT XTZ 12:40:46 09/02/08 2nd listen to bernie he put mine in the hatch - dream Z (MD) 21:38:33 09/02/08 not really. youd have to rig something - AntiHero 23:30:04 09/01/08 Thanks, the trunk it is... (n/m) - zgene4 23:33:11 09/01/08 whats going on with your car? (n/m) - Ahmed (Chicago) 10:58:09 09/02/08 My car, nothing. New car... details when I have them ;) (n/m) - zgene4 14:25:22 09/02/08 gimme some inside info Ryan! (n/m) - Ahmed (Chicago) 15:53:03 09/02/08 Re: For purposes of transporting a non-running Z, can a 5spd - Slidewayzdotnet 16:21:19 09/02/08
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