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[Florida_Mike]

My moms neighbor has 1 just sitting there and he won't sell it.

This is the one I learned to drive in:

1974 Datsun 260Z "Zap Edition" (Limited Edition)​

Overview

• Model Year: 1974
• Chassis Code: S30
• Production Estimate: ~1,500–2,500 units
• Market: United States only

Visual & Styling Features

• Paint: Bright yellow (official name: New Safari Gold)
• Graphics: Black hood stripes and rocker panel stripes
• Decals: Bold black “Z” on the rear quarter panel
• Wheels: Often fitted with styled steel wheels or upgraded options
• Interior: Black vinyl with optional wood trim, sport wheel, and rally clock

Mechanical Specs

• Engine: 2.6L inline-six (L26)
• Horsepower: ~140 hp
• Transmission: 4-speed manual (5-speed and automatic optional)
• Fuel system: Twin Hitachi side-draft carbs (U.S. model was slightly detuned vs. 240Z)

Significance

This edition was designed as a dealer promotional model to boost 260Z sales, which had sagged due to emissions restrictions and a heavier chassis. The Zap Edition gave it a visual punch without altering drivetrain or suspension.


A whole 140 hp... @ 12 or 14 yrs old it felt like a frickn rocket ship! Thanx Murph!

 

[JIMKSI64]

This is the one I learned to drive in:

1974 Datsun 260Z "Zap Edition" (Limited Edition)​

Overview

• Model Year: 1974
• Chassis Code: S30
• Production Estimate: ~1,500–2,500 units
• Market: United States only

Visual & Styling Features

• Paint: Bright yellow (official name: New Safari Gold)
• Graphics: Black hood stripes and rocker panel stripes
• Decals: Bold black “Z” on the rear quarter panel
• Wheels: Often fitted with styled steel wheels or upgraded options
• Interior: Black vinyl with optional wood trim, sport wheel, and rally clock

Mechanical Specs

• Engine: 2.6L inline-six (L26)
• Horsepower: ~140 hp
• Transmission: 4-speed manual (5-speed and automatic optional)
• Fuel system: Twin Hitachi side-draft carbs (U.S. model was slightly detuned vs. 240Z)

Significance

This edition was designed as a dealer promotional model to boost 260Z sales, which had sagged due to emissions restrictions and a heavier chassis. The Zap Edition gave it a visual punch without altering drivetrain or suspension.


A whole 140 hp... @ 12 or 14 yrs old it felt like a frickn rocket ship! Thanx Murph!

Horse power to mass that thing scoots. Also the 140Hp number is bullshit. Right up there with all the gm 427 and the Ford 392 numbers.

 

[closettrapper217]

Good morning wreckers! Day 60 since I flipped the lights, 90 days since sprouting. Company has left but kids come back this weekend so I have a very small window to get these chopped and hung up. In a perfect world I would let them go a little longer but trichs are all cloudy and there's no better time than the present right?

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You slayed the shed beast

Took what you had and made the best of it

Good friggen job, I say!

 

[amneziaHaze]

I tried silica and didn't see any difference a couple years ago. Spent $45 over a 3 month period.

first time using it.giving it a shot only because my nutes don't have any silica at all. i think i first used it after the stretch and it didn't help at all, all the branches fell later in flower. gonna use the bottle to the end but i feel like even if i use it from the start it wont be used much.at the end of the grow there was a layer of something probably didn't even dissolve everything

 

[closettrapper217]

This one is for yall.

Joint of the uk psychosis now that It’s dry before I pack it up to cure for a month or so!

Piney hazey piffy goodness. Kind of faint though. Hopefully will get stronger with cure.

now just got to find that pheno that’s loud af!

 

[Grownsince95]

You slayed the shed beast

Took what you had and made the best of it

Good friggen job, I say!

Thanks man! When you look at the numbers for the last month it's a miracle they made it this far! I gave Gemini all the grow details and asked how it was possible they did so well given the difficult conditions and it came to the conclusion that the high frequency fertigation combined with dialed in nutrition was the key to getting them over the line. Can't say I disagree...

 

[amneziaHaze]

It’s definitely a finicky thing to use, falls out of solution easily and doesn’t work well with others. I use to use it, but got sick of mixing it with straight water and feeding first, then mixing other nutrients and feeding second. But it created some of the hardest nugs I had ever grown. My main reason for using it was to mitigate heat stress. Now that I’m using organic soil I just use dry amendments that break down slowly and incorporate kelp liquid fertilizers into the water once a week. I guess I got a little lazy with organic growing.

could be the strain.i had 2 strains this year one when it falls makes a sound.the other you would think it falls like a feather

 

[MartyMcFly42oh]

Lately I have been getting txt messages from unknowns so I am just replying random stuff.
Then blocking of course
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I did this the other day, got a text about a property that I was selling, (not currently selling any property) and I asked if they told the buyers about the triple homicide, I didn’t block the number because I was bored and wanted to continue the conversation, but they did not.

 

[JIMKSI64]

Thanks man! When you look at the numbers for the last month it's a miracle they made it this far! I gave Gemini all the grow details and asked how it was possible they did so well given the difficult conditions and it came to the conclusion that the high frequency fertigation combined with dialed in nutrition was the key to getting them over the line. Can't say I disagree...

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What I take on the reason is the fact that the environment did not change much as far as the plant was concerned. The vdp was just fine for close to 95% of the grow. When that stable the plant can adapt to the high heat.

Honestly I was pulling for you the whole time but I was not gunna put any money down.....

 

[closettrapper217]

Thanks man! When you look at the numbers for the last month it's a miracle they made it this far! I gave Gemini all the grow details and asked how it was possible they did so well given the difficult conditions and it came to the conclusion that the high frequency fertigation combined with dialed in nutrition was the key to getting them over the line. Can't say I disagree...

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Love it!

My shroom grow I call grok-tek since I got tho whole design from grok ai haha

I feel like you’ve earned your weed growing merit badge for perseverance lol

 

[MartyMcFly42oh]

could be the strain.i had 2 strains this year one when it falls makes a sound.the other you would think it falls like a feather

This was my third time growing this particular strain: inzane inda membrane by Ethos, all three were bag seed, and the first two were without added mono silic acid aka silica.
Phenotype one and two, slight variations;

Phenotype three, extremely different

 

[Grownsince95]

What I take on the reason is the fact that the environment did not change much as far as the plant was concerned. The vdp was just fine for close to 95% of the grow. When that stable the plant can adapt to the high heat.

Honestly I was pulling for you the whole time but I was not gunna put any money down.....

I agree! VPD is great tool that more growers should get on board with.

 

[JIMKSI64]

I did this the other day, got a text about a property that I was selling, (not currently selling any property) and I asked if they told the buyers about the triple homicide, I didn’t block the number because I was bored and wanted to continue the conversation, but they did not.

This is gunna sound totally psycho and stuff but I am actually hoping for a police visit over this thing I do. Fat guy in a chipper is just one.

The bomb did not go off the bridge is still up.

I need the final anthrax spores this week.

I made the final payment send me those negatives now.

See my only fans page at www only fans.com/hairball

 

[MartyMcFly42oh]

This is gunna sound totally psycho and stuff but I am actually hoping for a police visit over this thing I do. Fat guy in a chipper is just one.

The bomb did not go off the bridge is still up.

I need the final anthrax spores this week.

I made the final payment send me those negatives now.

See my only fans page at www only fans.com/hairball

Im so lonely here in this cold dark basement with all these lifeless bodies, no one to talk to, except my seven cats. They don’t even speak English mostly Chinese and German with a hint of Spanish. I keep telling them to stop eating the noses, but they don’t listen. Damn cats. Why do they make me kill every single chiropractor I visit?

 

[Berniemac]

What are y’all’s thoughts on flower time cycles!?
Some people say that leaving them longer in darkness produces bigger yields. Rather a 12:12 cycle more like 10 on and 14 off.
I have yet to try this myself, and I would like to try it but let me ask the experts first, I’m sure I can get schooled here pretty quick lolol
Any advice helps, thanks!

 

[Florida_Mike]

This was my third time growing this particular strain: inzane inda membrane by Ethos, all three were bag seed, and the first two were without added mono silic acid aka silica.
Phenotype one and two, slight variations;
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Phenotype three, extremely different
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Wow! phenotype 3 looks frikn amazing!

 

[JIMKSI64]

I agree! VPD is great tool that more growers should get on board with.

Hey if you could please let us know about the potency of the final product.
The reason I ask this is I have followed the trend of lowering temp in flower to no more than 75 degrees as this has shown at both university level studies and producers to protect terps and THC potency.
If you see a potency reduction from a strain that was always fire AND you ran it at lower temps let us know. Studies did show the reduction was strain related.

 

[Grownsince95]

Silica was a game changer for me when I started using it. I will never grow hydro without it again. I was growing in a basement with some powdery mildew issues and it disappeared. I've never gotten it again since.

I had spider mites, leaf hoppers and aphids all get in the tent this grow. None of them made it past the few lower branches by the intake fan. The leaves are just too tough. They have this very firm, rough texture that you don't really notice unless you pick up a big pile of them like when you're trimming.

Not to mention that you can blast the shit out them with as much light and heat as you like.

 

[JIMKSI64]

Im so lonely here in this cold dark basement with all these lifeless bodies, no one to talk to, except my seven cats. They don’t even speak English mostly Chinese and German with a hint of Spanish. I keep telling them to stop eating the noses, but they don’t listen. Damn cats. Why do they make me kill every single chiropractor I visit?

I would never front my kids like that. Blame the cats you looser

 

[BearWater]

This was my third time growing this particular strain: inzane inda membrane by Ethos, all three were bag seed, and the first two were without added mono silic acid aka silica.
Phenotype one and two, slight variations;
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Phenotype three, extremely different
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#3 LOOK OUT!

you take cuttings?