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well I just installed the pedal box and am wondering what the best way to access the double bolt plate that drops through the body above the pedal box. It flipped upside down when I pulled the auto brake assembly out. Without that bolt(s) the steering wheel moves when I brake. Do I need to remove the dash or maybe the air vent cowl on the outside?
Help...
Posted on: 2006/4/12 7:49
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Re: WTB factory tach b210/120y |
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has anyone seen one in a junk yard? maybe in Seattle or Portland? ddgonzal??
Posted on: 2006/4/12 3:26
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Re: Auto Manual Conversion |
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ok Im really "gearing" up to swap now. Pun intended. What tranny did you put in, I am putting a 60 series 4 speed in and have no tranny mount or x member. I do have the one off the auto box with the shifter thingy on it, can I use modify this one or should I fabricate one from scratch?
Any other last minute tips would be great.
Posted on: 2006/4/9 21:05
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Re: WTB factory tach b210/120y |
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How much to take one of your hands nismo?
Posted on: 2006/4/4 7:46
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Re: WTB factory tach b210/120y |
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oops, double post.
Posted on: 2006/4/2 5:39
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Re: WTB factory tach b210/120y |
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yep, same car. Sqare tach, and speedo.
200 seems a bit steep. I was hoping for a used one, for a reasonable price.
But I wont rule it out yet.
Posted on: 2006/4/2 5:39
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Re: rear shocks |
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The parts store screwed up when I ordered my KYB's for my B210 and sent me some sedan shocks instead of coupe. I assumed they were right and put them in. The stud on the spring seat sheared off but thats a different story. I got the correct ones and replaced them, but now I think the ride was better with the sedan shocks. If you like stiffness that is.
Posted on: 2006/4/1 8:10
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uh, see subject.
Posted on: 2006/4/1 7:35
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Re: Aluminium Heads |
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the one he took off wasnt aluminum?
Posted on: 2006/3/21 7:34
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Re: ID this engine |
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The block is tagged a14. Guess the next thing to do is to pull the thermostat housing and see if there is actually an air port behind it, as the air check is blocked off.
Posted on: 2006/3/14 4:10
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