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Re: wheel swap- b45's for deepdish jap style
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Did you HAVE to run the flares for these wheels?
They wouldn't fit without them hey?
( I also have a ute )

Posted on: 2008/12/30 7:15
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Re: x-member for ca18det
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Hey mate,
Just Go the Maddat stuff.
No mucking around with measurements, guessing etc.
An engineer will see that it's come from a reputable company (if thats your plan).
All too easy!

My advise anyway...

Maddat Website -
http://www.maddat.com.au/

Crossmember - (small image sorry)
http://datsun1200.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=18304

and No, I don't work for them. I Just like their products.

Posted on: 2008/12/30 5:02
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Re: wheel swap- b45's for deepdish jap style
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Hey mate,
I read 'swap' but, do you have any pic's and are you interested in a straight up sale?

Posted on: 2008/12/29 10:55
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Re: 13b turbo
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Big is good, bigger is better is a fair call...
but, I've seen Ange's 12A ute in action and it's no slouch on the street!
12A's are reasonably cheap too and there is no reason you can't stick a few pounds up it's arse after it's engineered. (your risk).
But... no harm in asking those engineers about the 13BT... What's the worse that could happen?

Posted on: 2008/12/29 8:07
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Re: 13b turbo
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This seems to be the age old question!

It's been asked a fair bit on this site. But, as far as i know, it all depends on the engineer.


Posted on: 2008/12/28 7:30
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Re: Ca18det bits for sale
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Hey mate,
Have you still got that oil pump for sale?

PM sent too.

Posted on: 2008/12/27 10:40
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Re: Manual Tunnel Ute with CA18DET & CA 5 Speed
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Thanks Jake...
That sounds do-able can't bring myself to taking the grinder to such a straight ute!
Is that what you did with your ute?
I have been following the build pic's - I'm impressed... Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks for your advice.

Posted on: 2008/12/23 2:11
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Re: Recommended engine builders?
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And once you figure out a price on an engine build... Double it!!! (Lol)

Posted on: 2008/12/23 1:09
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Re: Manual Tunnel Ute with CA18DET & CA 5 Speed
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Hey old_school,
Does your setup sit similarly to the maddat setup do you know?
Eg: Engine hight, closer / further from firewall etc.

Posted on: 2008/12/23 1:06
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I was after people's opinions who have fitted a CA (with CA 5 Speed) to a 'Manual tunnel' 1200 Ute or sedan???
I have a ute and I'm aware the shifter will be back a little bit and I don't mind having to pull the engine to change the clutch. It's all going to be brand new and heavy duty.
How much room is around the bell housing and box ( if any ) once it's all sitting on Maddat mounts?
I have a bigger tunel here ready to go, but really don't want to cut up such a straight, rust free ute.

Posted on: 2008/12/22 23:57
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