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wanted - datsun 1000 coupe bits
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a friend of mine landed a nice deluxe 1000 coupe which is all original but needs these few bits ; (he wants to do a restoro)
-boot badge "datsun 1000"
-guard badge "deluxe" written below datsun
-glovebox bits
-floor (?) for boot/behind rear seats

thanks for any offers.

the owner of the 1000 already has an SR20det in his (other) 1000 coupe.

Posted on: 2006/2/19 8:53
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sim's moving sale
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circumstances change and indeed they have, im moving and need to get rid of stuff.. the less i move the better!

lots of coupe bits, rear lights (good cond), lots of interior and engine bay bits n pieces, send me a msg or email with queries.
1 x stock slightly damaged front bonnet (came up while driving) faded orange.
1 x 60a 5 speed box in PIECES. all bits there. incl some new bits from nissan, something damaged, possibly needs replacement gears or something.. makes NOISE in all gears.
1 x front bumper bar. good nic, back has been rusty guarded. incl brackets. meant to fit coupe but didnt fit mine
2 x standard carby's, B110, N12 suit a12,a15.
3 x voltage regulators
1 x pressure tested B110 radiator
1 x strong clutch kit for B110
1 x mazda 323 B6 1.6 throttle body, FI manifold incl injectors (neighbour wants to sell this, $100 ono)
1 x cat convertor
2 x dozen mazda 14" centre caps stock cheap. (24 in total

ill add more if i dig it up or remember.
one day soonish ill be selling 2 x coupe doors with glass / outer trim and slightly damaged front guards and a boot. all cheap as ..i cant stand to throw out 1200 stuff.
contact me via PM or email
sim@sol1.net

all items located near hornsby, sydney. can post little stuff. i accept paypal

Posted on: 2006/2/4 10:58
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Re: 63a tailshaft to match H145 or H165 diff (stanza ? / B310?)
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Re: 63a tailshaft to match H145 or H165 diff (stanza ? / B310?)
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thanks converted, you replied bloody quickly too ! ive called them and they have had 10 new bluebirds since Dec 05 !! im on my way there now
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63a tailshaft to match H145 or H165 diff (stanza ? / B310?)
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hi people, im going for a longshot here, does anyone have a 63a tailshaft lying around that they would sell ?
Either that or a Stanza tailshaft from a 5 speed model stanza, this ive read can be shortened to fit into a 1200 running a 63a box.
im on holidays and really want to get all my 63a parts together and ready for install...
I understand the H145 and H165 have a different connection to the tailshaft, but I have both diff's, so could change to the 165 if really needed.

cheers
sim

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Re: Distributer problem - Need help!
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dissy must be in wrong, it has to be put in correctly at TDC (top dead centre). theres probably an article in the tech section about how to do it, else google knows everything. not hard u just need a big (26 is it?) size spanner to turn over the motor manually. dont try this yourself for the first time, unless youve read up on it at least.
new points is a good idea (why not a new distributor cap and rotor at well), the points should be put in and tuned by someone who knows what theyre doing. a timing gun will be needed to get initial timing right. if you have a 1200 manual it should tell you how to do a lot of this stuff. goodluck!

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Re: New to the Dato world?? Need help!
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lucky finding an a14 in a wagon! go the wagons.

you will find info about the 5 speed in the tech section, or when you enter information into this
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diff u can use a tube of molybond to shutit up for a while then replace with an H145 or H165 axle from any 1200.

nice choice of two cars! they dont look bad together...Open in new window

(well GTR/S's and 1200's in general anyway ) no i dont own the GTR but were always fighting for primo parking spots here in this westfield carpark...
p.s. chuck your location into your 'View Account' thingy so everyone knows where u are. (zimbabwe for all we knew)

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Re: electronic dizzy wanted to buy
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hmm wierd i was just about to put up a post about this but ill say it here!

i picked up my regraphed and modified N12 dissy from Jeff Taylor today. It was sent away, regraphed and tightened up, cleaned etc to a brand new looking state. I opened my bonnet and we threw it in. Previously I had been using a N12 dissy without re-graphing and it worked fine, for months! The advance however was not so good.

The mounting plate I had was pretty average. Best to use the pictures found on this site, take an old a12 dissy mounting plate, weld on the extra arm and drill it out to allow the advance to be manually set. Make sure the bit you weld on is not sitting LOWER than the surface touching the motor, this will hold the whole dissy at a funny angle!

Also there was too much play in my dissys actual rod or shaft. Jeff fixed it so there is NO play in the shaft (wobble the bottom of your N12 dissy where the A series cog is. If it moves it is quite bad.) Mine previously had vertical play but no horizontal play, and did no known damage to my motor.

The timing is now perfected a bit more, in that the self-advancing occurs inside the dissy, and progresses properly, whereas before it wasnt doing this properly. I have more torque throughout the rev band now which is definitely an improvement, more than just the parts of torque I was getting before. My timing is just on 14-15 and goes out to around 30 at 5k rpm.

In my opinion bang for buck (and considering you DO want to get rid of points (otherwise id definitely say the jaycar HEI kit)) you should just get a hall effect sensor like the Fireball units, then you have no points to burn, same cheap old dissy which works fine! There are lots of kits available now. Also uses 12V system!
Next best would be the N12 with or without regraphing (can cost a bit new when regraphed).
Then the best is the datrats beast, bluebird electronic dissy..

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Re: looking for a carby upgrade for my a12
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ebay is the best. ive bought like 77 random things (incl some datto parts) with NO probs at all..

call this guy

Jeff Taylor
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surely he will have a head he can sell you. might even be able to talk you into using webers too


as for an upgrade for the a12, my dcoe upgrade went v well! [1 2] once tuned she produced good power, although back then i didnt even try to rev past 5.. it was stock and went to late6k rpm on the dyno.


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Re: a15
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-ive got a stock N13 carby setup with an auto choke, jetted for an a15.. 4 sale if u want it
-single weber manifolds for oval port v hard to find
-twin manifolds and webers are everywhere + on ebay
-twin su's seem too tricky to setup.. unless you can buy some tuned. flat tops r better ive heard. (hitachi ones) use heat shielding!
-nice quad motorcycle carbys hard to find
-efi + everything too expensive

then again someone on this site might be able to sell you webers or su's.. ?

edit : duh forgot 32/36 down draft weber! theyre everywhere too.

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