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Re: NISSAN S13 BRAKES
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¿Portugal has LHD?

LHD choices include:
* Move engine over
* Go filter-less
* Angled manifold
* Move the Brake Master Cylinder

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Many thanks for the options

Move the brake master cylinder means, put it underdash? I need to buy a smaller BMC?

Please explain to me "move the engine" I will extend the hole in the support a move the engine 1CM OR 1,5CM? the engime and gear box dont stay in torsion?

And if i buy a new LHD brake master cylinder, the purges to bleed are in opposite way, and i have more or less 1cmm of clearance.

Let me introduce my machine, im crazy to put it on the road. Twin carbs, regrind cam, A14 cylinder head and gx distribuitor makes a huge diference.


Please let me know the best choice

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Re: NISSAN S13 BRAKES
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Move the engine means to position it 25 mm to the right. Slot the engine brackets and slide it over

Whether it gains enough room depends on the length of the manifold (some are shorter than others)

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Many thanks!

In my case moving the engine doesnt work I have 1cm of clearance

If you please give some details or if you know anybody who moves the brake master cylinder or if i need change my pedal box?
or buy a smaller bmc
Many thanks again

Luis

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Are those Dellorto carburetors? It looks like there is enough clearance as for the carburetors already. Just not enough for full-size air filters?


There are several ways to move the master cylinder
* Moved Over
* Moved Forward
* Moved under dash

The factory setup in LHD countries was to move the master cylinder forward

Move forward half-way for single carb
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On some Nissan a much longer tube was used to move the cylinder even farther forward


Some have fitted Nissan Cherry remote filler caps with the stock 1200 master cylinder
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There there is the under-the-dash method
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My carbs are Mikuni Solex 40phh, my bmc purge touch the carb. If i remove the filler bmc cup i cant resolve the problem. Im thinking to buy a BMC from RHD (because the purges are in the oposite way and i gain 1 cm) and move the engine another 1cm, and the bmc is 2 cm from the engine. Or put the BMC under the dash.

Tomorrow i il take measures and verifify if the bmc without cups fits under the dash. Do you know which bmc people use to fit under the dash?

Or i need to buy a diferent Datsun box pedals?

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Sounds like a good plan

My understanding is that people use all kinds of brake master cylinders under the dash, including the stock one, wilwood brand, other Nissan masters, etc.

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i Have no clearance beteween horns carbs and bmc. Which floor pedals do you recomend for me? Please any ideias. I dont know what i can do.

I want put the carb horns, and i must remove the brake master cylinder under to dash, but i dont know what i have to do or parts i will to find. In Portugal it is very dificult to find new or used parts. Everything i bought were from Datsun 1200 members or ebay. Yesterday i went to junkyard and i cant find nothing.

I m searching on web (tilton or wilwood pedals but i must buy with 100% of sure? I will not give up my project, i want put my 1200 on road with better brakes (i have the s13 brakes discs calipers and brackets)

Your help is very precious for me...

Thanks


Luis

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Anybody has some pictures of under dash brake master cylinder on you Datsun 1200, or which car model is the bmc

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Yes, see our tech article with photos of underdash/reverse mounted brake master cylinders: Brake Upgrades

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