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Main : Mechanical : Body and Interiors Ute Lowered

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Ute Lowered
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SubmitterdattodevilMore Photos from dattodevil   Last Update2005/5/28 7:05    Tell a friendTell a friend
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With the back lowered, it looks alot better

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benny
Posted: 2005/5/28 11:38  Updated: 2005/5/28 11:38
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
Joined: 2002/6/14
From: Sydney
Posts: 2598
 Re: Ute Lowered
the subtle change of lowering the ute has made the world of difference......looks great.

I have a set of those wheels for sale if anyone is interested. [i have way to many wheels, i will never get around to using them] maybe someone in datsun land could use them.

Benny.

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dattodevil
Posted: 2005/5/28 12:59  Updated: 2005/5/28 12:59
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Joined: 2004/1/20
From: Christchurch. NZ
Posts: 1382
 Re: Ute Lowered
Thanks Benny, I am really happy with the way it turned out, only cost $15 too. Gotta love Datsuns

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dazzasute
Posted: 2005/5/28 18:45  Updated: 2005/5/28 18:45
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From: Perth Western Australia
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 Re: Ute Lowered
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Thanks Benny, I am really happy with the way it turned out, only cost $15 too. Gotta love Datsuns


how did ya manage to get it done for only $15?? make your own blocks or something??

looks tops. gonna have to do it to my ute

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dattodevil
Posted: 2005/5/29 1:15  Updated: 2005/5/29 1:15
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From: Christchurch. NZ
Posts: 1382
 Re: Ute Lowered
Well it was $10 for paint and $5 for the stiction plates. I just stripped and cleaned all the leaves, inverted the second leaf, and moved the overload spring to the top, of which is also inverted.

The ride is only marginally stiffer than factory and as of yet, had no problems with axle trap.

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2332owner
Posted: 2005/5/29 2:27  Updated: 2005/5/29 2:27
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From: Okinawa, Japan
Posts: 1292
 Re: Ute Lowered
Yeah this cancelled out all the axle tramp problems in my ute, even with the well worked 1500cc A14.

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dattodevil
Posted: 2005/7/5 9:32  Updated: 2005/7/5 9:32
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 Re: Ute Lowered
So did you do the exact same configuration?