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1200 sedan ca18det with t67
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Hi Datsun fans,

I have been meaning to make a project thread for a while and now that I have 99% finished my 1200 sedan I have a bit of extra time.

I bought it as a project car and pretty much started everything from scratch again making it how i wanted. At the moment it is still in stock paint but I will be getting a respray in the future. All of my focus has been on building a strong drivetrain, lots of power and excellent handling which I have achieved with a lot of head scratching, time and effort.

It is running a ca18det engine with custom engine and gearbox crossmembers made by myself (the maddat ones that were supplied were not used). I was able to get the engine a little lower and further back to lower the centre of gravity and weight over the front to increase handling.

ENGINE
The head has had over 30 hours of porting done with the majority of work done to increase flow in the exhaust ports. The inlets have larger rb26 tuliped and swirl polished stainless inlet valves shortened with collet groove machined. The exhaust valves are stock and have been backcut. I will replace these with larger ones when I swap over engines to the forged one I am building on the side.
The inlets have been port matched and ported for more flow and a 76mm ford falcon throttle body has been mated to the stock plenum.

The current engine has been rebuilt with standard pistons and rods Balanced to .1gram. The pistons have chromoly rings and the rods have been balanced and prepped with arp studs. The oil pump was ported to increase flow.

A cometic 1.2mm mls gasket and arp head studs are used to fit the both together. So far it has held up to the 23psi of boost so we will see how far i can take it as soon as I get a larger fuel pump and 3 bar map sensor (currently 255lph in tank and 2.5 bar map sensor).

bolts ons are
custom steampipe exhaust manifold with tial 44mm external waste gate and td06sl225g aka t67 with a 10cm rear housing and antisurge front cover (turbo is port matched to manifold).
3" mild steel mandrel exhaust with stainless cat and xforce straight through muffler.
siemen deka 80lb injectors with modified fuel rail to suit 14mm feed and a tomei fuel pressure regulator.
Huge fmic all hidden behind grill.
n13 radiator with twin 12 thermos
Haltech E6x ecu
aem wideband sensor with gauge.
Haltech dual post external coil packs.

Thats all I can think of at the moment but i'm sure there is plenty more. I will post more about the driveline as soon as I get more time :)


Cheers
Dan

Posted on: 2014/1/16 6:28

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Re: 1200 sedan ca18det with t67
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Pics get the chics.

Sounds like a ball tearing project

Posted on: 2014/1/16 9:52
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Re: 1200 sedan ca18det with t67
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Original pic found from this site :)

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Fitting a small intercooler

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T67 with 10cm rear housing

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Turbo and steam pipe manifold with external waste gate.

Posted on: 2014/1/16 21:34

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Update time.
I found the limit of stock ca18det pistons finally. They are pretty tuff and were holding up to 25psi really well. Only problem was that the forged motor was waiting and I was running out of patience for the motor to blow so I decided to see what 35psi would do to a stock motor. Unbelievably it lasted a few days before melting a piston and I must say that it was a fun few days. 3rd gear frying no clutch required. anyway here is a pic of my new paperweight.

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I was really surprised that the the stock rods held up to the abuse and even the bearings were still in excellent condition.


Now for some forged loving

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pistons and rods are balanced, prepped and clearances perfect for big power

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Posted on: 2014/4/1 13:41
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Re: 1200 sedan ca18det with t67
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Mmm nice

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Dont ever paint it. Looks sick as is.

Posted on: 2014/4/1 21:17
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its not worth prepping the rods compared to buying new H beams these days but shows how strong the factory rods are.

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