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Re: my 1200 ute full resto, im 15 : ) [7th july pic's updated]
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loving this build hey

what head work did you have down?
can i see double valve springs?
also what carbs are you gunna run

this is gunna be one awsome ute

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J

Posted on: 2009/7/16 11:32
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Re: pwoah
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yes that sounds very clean

but listen to this thing pulsing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuQmjwxcnfA

Posted on: 2009/7/16 10:45
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Re: For once im glad i live in Vic
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tastefully modding a cars suspension would make it handle better?
cut springs are dangerous which were already illegal

these law makers dont know much

Posted on: 2009/7/16 6:03
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Re: B210/120Y Dedicated thread
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the clock is also pretty easy

first check fuses

there is supposed to be a connector at the back nearly the same as the window wiper switch and headlight switch
i can understand why the clock was dis-connected on mine
its pretty noisey

but if this connector is non existent there are male spade connectors on the back of the clock

constant positive power (+12v)
one ground/negative ( 0v )
and two other connections which recieve power when your lights turn on

but getting to the back of the clock can be tricky without taking your dash out

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Posted on: 2009/7/16 5:55
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Re: duz anyone have the same problem EVERY TIME!
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yes my ruler always seems to go missing

i dont understand how because its about 2 inches thick and a metre long
then again you could loose an elephant in my garage

Posted on: 2009/7/13 8:55
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Re: few q's about installing a 5 speed
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Thanks for the heads up

Will most clutch specialist places be able to help with this?

Thanks again
J

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Re: B210/120Y Dedicated thread
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thanks for putting them pics up
yours seems the same as mine

but mine is just rusted out
will repair the rust i think

that 3rd picture of your y is real nice man
love the blue and the tinted windows

also wish my garage was that big
theres only room for mums pulsar in ours

cheers
J

Posted on: 2009/7/12 11:46
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Re: few q's about installing a 5 speed
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thanks andy

will be getting in contact about them bits

see how i go with tax return
then make some enquires about blue slip

cheers
J

Posted on: 2009/7/12 11:31
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Re: rotary 1200 coupe, 6 speed.
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that gearbox looks real long and the shifter is real short yes?

the knob is awasome haha

the coupe and the 12a 6 speed with definately be a nice drive
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Posted on: 2009/7/12 10:12
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few q's about installing a 5 speed
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hi

just have a few questions about installing 5 speeds
now i know these box's do rarely come about and they are expensive

but im sick of driving the auto y

anyway
im led to believe a 60 series 5 speed bolts up to the auto tunnel fine
( apossed to the 56 series where the mounting is forward something like 5 inch )
if this is incorrect please say so

also

is there any variation between an automatic and a manual starter motor
( stall / torque converter VS flywheel )

i also understand im going to need to swap my tailshaft, running a borg warner diff does anyone know if tailshafts for these are readily available?

and a pedal box which will suit my brake booster
does anyone know if a pedal box for manual y to suit this brake booster are hard to come by?

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this isnt a very good view but if any more pictures are needed say s

thank you very much in advance
J

edit: better pic

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