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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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Looks nice! Do you have a picture of the car?

Posted on: 2011/4/17 17:36
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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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Had some up until someone un-named deleted them. I'll try to find some that I have

Posted on: 2011/4/18 3:59
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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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A little up-date, got the hot side of the intercooler piping done, with the blow off welded on. Changed out the rear diff assembly with one out of a 200sx. now it's sporting disk brakes on the rear with a nice sway bar.

Posted on: 2011/5/9 4:53
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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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Sweet! Is a 200sx rear going to be strong enough and will it be locked?

Posted on: 2011/5/10 4:25
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Re: balance shafts
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I wonder also as most 2 liter engines have more issues with balance compared to smaller capacity engines.

This is because the heavier the metal that is reciprocating, the stronger the vibrations. Also some engines are not precisioned balanced, unlike Nissan engines.

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This is true especially with
longer stroked engines like the Mitsu Astron engines.
Yes that is quite a long stroke for a modern four cylinder. So perhaps it's not surprising that Mitsubishi invented the modern balance shaft system that Porsche any many other use.

Posted on: 2011/5/10 5:02
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Re: 200SX rear end
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Is a 200sx rear going to be strong enough

Depends:
1977-1979 200SX (S10)
1980-1983 200SX (S110)
1984-1988 200SX (S12)

from 1982 they use H190 (7.5 inch) same as the Datsun trucks

Posted on: 2011/5/10 5:07
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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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probably not it's out of an 80, but it is stronger than the h150 that was in there, so now it has a h165, I went from 53.5" to 54" the h190 was 57" i little bit too wide.

Posted on: 2011/5/10 5:18
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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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waiting for rear calipers to come in, rotors are being resurfaced, driveline is being shortened, maybe i should drop the tank for larger fuel lines.

Posted on: 2011/5/11 6:26
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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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I went with 5/16 fuel line. Works fine for me.

Posted on: 2011/5/11 7:23
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Re: Silvia-Specr's Project Sleepy
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mine right now is only 1/4" line, going to upgrade to 5/16"

Posted on: 2011/5/12 1:49
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