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Re: WTB: GX Exhaust Manifold
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no point looking on trademe, we didn't get this sort of stuff in New Zealand. We got SSS's instead with the dellorto carbs and extractors etc

Posted on: 2009/7/28 8:10
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Re: Parts for 1000 2dr sedan
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cool, thanks guys. Will see how i go with the purchase

Posted on: 2009/7/21 1:23
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Parts for 1000 2dr sedan
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Hey guys, looking at buying a 1k 2 door sedan in New Zealand. these are pretty rare cars over here, I've only ever seen 2 for sale and one other in a magazine article (there's obviously more than 3 though!). I was just wanting to know from some of you 1k experts on parts availability for these-eg balljoints, tierods, window rubbers, bushes, shocks etc. Are bits like these still available in aussie?? or is it ebay NOS thats keeping all you guys on the road?? (my in-laws live in aussie so getting bits sent over isn't a problem) Cheers

Posted on: 2009/7/20 22:06
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5 speed swap for a15 su carbs??
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Just wondering if any aussie members are interested in a swap from New Zealand for a 5 speed a series 60 series gearbox?? would be interested in twin su carbs with a15 oval port manifold (and some cash depending on condition). Must be complete/ready to bolt on etc. Let me know if interested

Posted on: 2009/7/4 6:33

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Re: holes below 'A' pillar
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yeah they are taiwanese, but the tab with the bolt hole is still there, with the bolt through it. The holes are only 2-3mm across, obviously must be perfectly mirrored rust holes since no-one else seems to have seen them before!!

Posted on: 2009/6/29 8:19
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Re: holes below 'A' pillar
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the holes are on both sides and shaped the same just under where the front cowl panel overlaps at each side. I was thinking that they were just drain holes, but i know its a common place for 1200's to rust so now am thinking they are rust holes that have been tidied up and painted??
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Posted on: 2009/6/29 7:15
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i have a small hole at the bottom of the a pillar right at the back of the guards (where arrow points, hope whoevers ute pic i borrowed doesn't mind!)where it looks like a few panels join. Its just at start of the little lipped channel that the top of the guard sits in

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It doesn't look like a rust hole and is on both sides, it looks like its just caused by panel alignment. Just wondering if this is common on 1200's, if its a necessary hole for drainage or whether i should just fill it with sealant and paint over it?? thanks

Posted on: 2009/6/28 2:25
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Re: 120y windscreen motor
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would a 1400 champ/bakkie/1200 ute motor not fit or be modded to fit??

Posted on: 2009/5/29 23:34
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looking at some new mags in 13x6 with 7+ offset. Anybody know how these might sit in the front guards/stick out etc (i'm also using s13 brakes which increases track width by 10mm per side)??

Posted on: 2009/5/7 9:25
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Re: What sort of booster / master combo with S13 brakes
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i'm just using original master cylinder (11/16) adapted to disc/drum

Posted on: 2009/4/27 22:09
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