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Re: J15 engine |
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have a look in my photos, there afew of different angles of a J15, the most obvious difference being the row of visible head studs along the side of the rocker cover(above the spark plugs).
Posted on: 2008/9/25 9:37
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a14 price |
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how much would you expect to pay to buy a long a14 thats been professionally reconditioned?
Posted on: 2008/9/23 3:50
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Re: Engine trouble |
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depending on which A13 you have. If it's the short block variety(stroke:70mm), then the A12 crank will work just fine with no modification required. If it's an american tall block variety(stroke:77mm) then you may have to play.
It shouldn't cost too much to get your crank ground and fit new bearings though, You already need new bearings, and a second hand crank may need grinding, or at least linnishing for the new bearings.
Posted on: 2008/7/12 17:05
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Re: Header results |
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Thanks guys.
Posted on: 2008/7/12 13:49
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Header results |
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Has anyone got any solid info on the performance/driveability of GX Headers with a good system behind it, compared to a set of extractors, also with a good system.
Posted on: 2008/7/11 23:47
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Re: How to ID a GX coupe |
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Sorry, I need it for a special project.
I've seen alot of them around, sometimes it's worth bumping your ad over a fair while as people olny look on heere once in a while, Try the wreckers too, I've found a couple in there before.
Posted on: 2008/7/11 9:27
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Re: How to ID a GX coupe |
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I have one thats not for sale, but there's a few floating around, start a wanted thread in classifieds and someone should answer. Like this? 
Posted on: 2008/7/11 9:22
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Re: Datsun 1200 Wagon Rubbers....?? |
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This is how most of the stuff at Scott's is listed. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong.
Bailey's channel - the little U shaped felt bits around the top and sides that the window glass runs in Weather strip - The bits at the bottom of the window to stop the water getting down in the door. Screen seal - around windscreen and rear window, Filler Strip - the chrome bits that fit in the screen seals. Pinchweld - I think it's the stuff that goes over anywhere two panels are spotwelded together and leave a lip about 10mm wide. Door/Boot/Quarterglass seals - self explainitory
Alot of the stuff on that site is also panneling and trim.
Posted on: 2008/7/6 11:04
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Re: Datsun 1200 Wagon Rubbers....?? |
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Give this guy a go, he's pretty pricey though Scott's old auto rubber
Posted on: 2008/7/6 10:35
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Re: New Thread-things ya missed cause ya didn't know |
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I bought a wrecked coupe for parts (engine and brakes) for my B120 ute, and it had this gearbox in the boot -63A that I didn't need and had never seen before, so I advertised it here on this site really cheap, with clutch, slave cyl, and prop shaft to suit coupe, and some guy came and paid in just a few hours of putting the ad up.
Posted on: 2008/7/6 10:26
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