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crzy_1200_ute

2008/1/30 10:49

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photo shoot, engine bay #1

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bermeopablo	Posted: 2009/8/12 16:40 Updated: 2009/8/12 16:40
Just popping in Joined: 2009/5/2 From: ECUADOR Posts: 1	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 hello beautiful camper, please can you tell me what kind of engine dou you installed and also the brandand i have a 1996 datsun 1200 and i want to change the engine thanks

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ddgonzal	Posted: 2009/8/12 23:50 Updated: 2009/8/12 23:50
Moderator Joined: 2001/5/3 From: 48 North Posts: 31625 Online!	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 Hi bermeopablo, welcome to the club. The engine in this photo is Nissan CA18DET factory turbo engine. It fits nicely into a Datsun 1200 truck/pickup/camioneta. Many say this is the very best engine for a swap. Details are at: Tech: CA Engine Swap

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hotrocket	Posted: 2009/3/8 10:03 Updated: 2009/3/8 10:03
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2007/12/20 From: Nyngan, nsw Australia Posts: 2376	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 hi i see you removed the battery did you put it in the back?, where did you run the cable leads, im up to that stage

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crzy_1200_ute	Posted: 2009/3/8 10:34 Updated: 2009/3/8 10:34
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2006/3/4 From: Adelaide Posts: 1274	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 i ran the postive from the battery to the chassis, then i grounded the engine on both sides of it to the chassis and i ran the postive cord -2 gauge as i didnt wanna lose any power in it.. i used a rubber groment and drilled a hole inthe fire wall down the button as the cord runs under the seats then pops out the firewall hole closest to the brake pedel and yeh

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hotrocket	Posted: 2009/3/8 10:47 Updated: 2009/3/8 10:47
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2007/12/20 From: Nyngan, nsw Australia Posts: 2376	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 no prob's with engineers runnin it through the cab floor???

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crzy_1200_ute	Posted: 2009/3/8 10:51 Updated: 2009/3/8 10:51
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2006/3/4 From: Adelaide Posts: 1274	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 it isnt engineered... your meant to run it away from the fuel lines and i have so meh

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hotrocket	Posted: 2009/3/8 10:53 Updated: 2009/3/8 10:53
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2007/12/20 From: Nyngan, nsw Australia Posts: 2376	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 yep good idea

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hotrocket	Posted: 2008/1/31 1:33 Updated: 2008/1/31 1:33
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2007/12/20 From: Nyngan, nsw Australia Posts: 2376	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 Very nice Ute like it alot.... Question been seeing is a few mixed comment on the CA18 box's..... What i like to no seeing that your ute has a CA18......!! In the 4cyl's pintara's did they only come out with STUMPY 5 SPEED BOX's??, Why im asking is i dont really want to cut another hole in the tunnel,.... Im looking at buying one soon

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crzy_1200_ute	Posted: 2008/1/30 23:57 Updated: 2008/1/30 23:57
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2006/3/4 From: Adelaide Posts: 1274	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 yeh the s13 brackets.. but make sure u get the rubbers too.. u just need to trim a bit of the rubber or the rubber hits the bonnet

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Mildman	Posted: 2008/1/31 4:09 Updated: 2008/1/31 4:09
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/9/2 From: SE Melbourne Posts: 3195	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 Cool, S13 brackets....funny thing is I've been down the wreckers a few times, every S13, N13, Pintara etc...that might have these brackets has been stripped of them! I might just buy them over the counter at a Nissan wrecker I guess. Stumpy 5 speed by the way comes from the 2.4E Skyline MR30. The pintara has a CA20 in it, the stumpy 5 speed is not a CA bellhousing. (AFAIK)

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hotrocket	Posted: 2008/4/9 21:53 Updated: 2008/4/9 21:53
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2007/12/20 From: Nyngan, nsw Australia Posts: 2376	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 QUOTE : Stumpy 5 speed by the way comes from the 2.4E Skyline MR30. Thanks for that info

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kululadotgroen	Posted: 2008/1/30 13:22 Updated: 2008/1/30 13:22
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2006/7/12 From: Cape Town ZA Posts: 1054	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 I like good clean installs like these. Good job, very clean and neat.

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Mildman	Posted: 2008/1/30 21:59 Updated: 2008/1/30 21:59
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/9/2 From: SE Melbourne Posts: 3195	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 By standard brackets do you mean S13 rad brackets?

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crzy_1200_ute	Posted: 2008/1/30 10:59 Updated: 2008/1/30 10:59
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2006/3/4 From: Adelaide Posts: 1274	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 as kegs said, there the stand brackets but u just need to cut the drivers side one down, coz its a right angel.. then i just gave them a quick grind and clean then spot of new paint :) they look like there brought lol

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crzy_1200_ute	Posted: 2008/1/30 10:51 Updated: 2008/1/30 10:51
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2006/3/4 From: Adelaide Posts: 1274	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 hey guys, heres one of the two engine bay pictures for ya.. hope ya like.. feel free to ask any questions wat im running and that

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Mildman	Posted: 2008/1/30 10:53 Updated: 2008/1/30 10:53
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/9/2 From: SE Melbourne Posts: 3195	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 What did you use for brackets for the top of the radiator? They look like a good fit.

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kegs	Posted: 2008/1/30 10:55 Updated: 2008/1/30 10:55
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/1/5 From: campbelltown (sydney) australia Posts: 1802	Re: photo shoot, engine bay #1 theyre the stndard brackets.

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