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Re: converting b310s 2 manual
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I had to make an " L " shaped bracket to weld to the side of the auto box. First don't forget to pre- fit this bracket so you will know where to drill the holes for the pedal's piviot pin.There is a place under the hood for the clutch master,but it has a blockoff plate there. it is just bolted there. I had a 78 model b210GX for alot of the parts , including the clutch pedal. worked like a charm

Posted on: 2006/1/3 23:24
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Re: sell wagon or keep for parts?
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I f an idiot hadn't totaled mine out for me I'd still be sporting mine around.... PROUDLY!!!

Posted on: 2006/1/3 11:55
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Re: converting b310s 2 manual
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Yes it will fit nicely. I have done this conversion before. i had to make my own clutch pedal bracket cause NISSAN didn't put a bracket there for the auto models. I'm trying to remember ,but I think you have to turn the trans mount backwards too. It's been a while since I had to do one.

Posted on: 2006/1/3 11:52
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Re: sell wagon or keep for parts?
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Just as soon as you get rid of it ,then you'll need somthing from it. That's why I don't get rid of any datsun parts.

Posted on: 2006/1/2 4:56
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Re: 32/36 weber
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all you have to do is hook it up between your heater hoses.Run your heater hose to the choke , then run the other side coming out of the choke to the other heater hose going to the front of the engine.

Posted on: 2005/12/29 16:16
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Re: LPG Powered A15
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very impressive there sleeper. what brand convertor is that one. we use some like that.fuel lock & convertor all in one unit. The old ones were seperate, which were IMPCO MODEL j & K .

Posted on: 2005/12/29 2:32
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Re: E15 Dizzy to A12 Conversion
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just small tach welds will do

Posted on: 2005/12/28 12:02
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Re: Motor rebuild or upgrade
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go ahead and build your engine . you can pull some horses out of her.thtere are plenty of parts available. I used to have a 79 210 5-door wagon. took a little more to pull the extra weight.till she got crunched!!!

Posted on: 2005/12/28 11:51
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Re: LPG Powered A15
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I only work on these on forlifts , but we do vent the tank while fillingto full. We have only used carbs. in the past but the EPA has now gotten a good hold on the forklift market & we are in the process of trading in about 30 older models so I am just now fixin to get to work on injected system. We had 2 type of carbs. piston type,& diaphram type. As we speak it looks like we are going NISSAN too!!!!! We have used HYSTER in the past.

Posted on: 2005/12/27 23:46
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Re: Sunny master cylinder conversion
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just make one of your own.much, much cheaper & less headach trying to find one.

Posted on: 2005/12/27 23:34
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