james562

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I found a rear end out in Costa Mesa that I'd like to pick up but my Pops just sold his truck a month ago, Can anyone with a truck help me pick this rear end up and bring it to my house in Paramount(off the 605 and 91)?

I will throw 40$ or so out there to cover your gas and thank you for your time


If anyone can lend a hand I would be very grateful!!!

Thanks
James J

I would work this completely around your schedule whatever works for you works for me...

camarossls12001

iTrader: (2)

Thats a bit of a drive from oceanside.

james562

iTrader: (35)

Yes sir Oceanside is quite a bit of a drive

The actual trip from Costa Mesa to Paramount is 27.5 Miles according to Google Maps

warp_6

iTrader: (2)

I'll can help you out on Saturday, but I'm in Ventura county. I think I would burn about $60-70 of gas. Let me know.

Soul TKR

iTrader: (4)

I can drive from AZ... but you'd be looking at about $200 lemme know

james562

iTrader: (35)

Ouch! Venturas a bit of a drive but I appreciate the offer

If nothing else pops up I may be giving you a call sir

Almostryan3

iTrader: (6)

I'm in santa ana so, costa mesa isn't too bad for me. When would be good time for you?

james562

iTrader: (35)

Anyone think I could fit the rear end in the Camaros hatch with the passengers seat forward and my rear seats removed?

I brought my 50" LCD TV home from Sears in the back makes me wonder if I could fit this sucker back there...

james562

iTrader: (35)

PM me whats a good time for you

I can call the guy again today and see what works for him as well

I have all day saturday and monday off and tuesdays and thursdays I'm available all day before 4:30-5:00PM

camarojunky74

iTrader: (14)

lol, a rear end will fit in the back of your car, ive done it many of times, i too have a truck but sat would not be good for me possibly sunday, let me know, im outta corona btw

aziza z

I cant do it sunday (taking the z to a car show in temacula). Saturday i work until 6pm. After 6 will work for me though. Im usually up wrenching in the garage anyway.


If that doesnt work we can work something in the week.

Im the seller btw.

aziza z

btw the rear end, if i remember right is roughly about 62 inches from outside rotor to outside rotor. So measure ur hatch and see if that works.

james562

iTrader: (35)

Haha small world I just left you a voicemail give me a call when you get a chance...

camarojunky74

iTrader: (14)

im telling you it will fit in your car no prob,

also what car show in temecula?

james562

iTrader: (35)

Luke how much does that **** weigh? Could I grab it by myself or does it require two or more people?

james562

iTrader: (35)

I'll probably just go grab it myself in the camaro but me and Ryan might use his truck to go grab it...

aziza z

Haha. Yea it is a small world. I also got it here in the for sale section. I got no signal so thats why i didnt pick up. haha.

The rear end is all i have left from the donor car. Where do you think the motor and trans went?

aziza z

My guesstimate is that it weights about 110lbs. The car show is the Z Car Club of Inland Valley (ZCCIV) 6th Annual Datsun/Nissan Car Show.

link is below. And of course ill be repping the ls in the z.

http://www.zcciv.com/carshow/index.html

james562

iTrader: (35)

That 280Z looks like a blast to drive...

nice build bro
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...647&highlight=

james562

iTrader: (35)

Any chace you found out if the donor car had traction control?

Heres how you can tell
15. What's the difference between a 3 channel and 4 channel rear?

A three channel rear end has ABS. A 4 channel rear end has ABS and traction control. A 'channel' is just a way of describing the means for a speed sensor to gauge the wheel speed. On a 3 channel rear end, the two front wheels have sensors, and there is one sensor on top of the rear end housing that reads for the whole rear. On a 4 channel rear end, there is a speed sensor at every wheel. 4 channel rear ends have reluctor wheels on each axle, 3 channel rears have one big reluctor ring on the differential. Because a 4 channel has a sensor at each rear wheel it can see the difference in speed between one wheel and the other, and ta-da, you have traction control.