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Re: Elton-series into 1200 sedan
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Ive also found a perfect fit tailshaft, 1200 auto tailshaft, bolts up to my borgy diff and has about 20mm play at the gearbox end(stanza 5spd).

Posted on: 2006/5/3 14:08
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Well heres an update,
I have used a bare block, head and gearbox to test fit the L16, crossmember and engine mounts are currently tack welded with the fresh motor in the car now.
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Moved the alternator to the right side of the motor to give more room for the clutch master set-up i have.
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Also had to do a fair bit of gentle hammer/dolly work to the sump to fit over the crossmember.

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Posted on: 2006/5/3 13:30
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Ah, you're a lucky man - I was going to head down to Lonsdale soon to get that clutch master!

Yep - interesting car eh? I wonder why the owner didn't finish it and felt the need to sell it to U-pull-it at a massive loss?


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Re: Elton-series into 1200 sedan
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I posted a pic of it just before, its pretty well made, even has a grease nipple for the bushings and a near new m/c.

Posted on: 2005/12/22 11:54
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I haven't heard of that hydraulic clutch setup before. Let us know how it goes in.

Posted on: 2005/12/22 11:43
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Well i paid a visit to U-pull-it today, found a great radiator, aluminium, triple core and nearly new, out of a saab. It is awesome quality, also has fans front and back, might have to remove the fans and just run two smaller fans on the grill side, but i will see when its all in the car, also the rad doesnt have a filler cap, its a closed unit and you fill through the overflow bottle, which is also aluminium. All hoses are the same size and on the correct sides too, plus attached is a small oil cooler, I wont use cooler for now, but it will come in handy later.
I also found another little beauty, i was looking at an early lancer that I had grabbed the brake master cyl and booster out of a week before, but i had forgot the check valve, and lucky i did forget it, because when i saw the car today i noticed it had some kind of turboed saturn motor? Anyway this engine/box has a hydraulic clutch but strangely the cable setup was still in the car, i followed the cable to a custom remote clutch m/c that is just perfect for the a-series cable, so i will have a unmolested firewall![img align=left]http://datsun1200.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=7657[/img]
[img align=left]http://datsun1200.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=7656[/img]

Posted on: 2005/12/22 7:52
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Re: Elton-series into 1200 sedan
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Awesome stuff, xmas cheers for all those that helped, Heathbruce, cheers for the photos, they are fantastic, Pepper and L18-B110, ah and a couple for the rest too! I will try to get as many photos taken during the swap, as possible. This is panning out to be quite a simple swap, now thats confidence! Wonder if I will feel the same in a week or so, greasemonkeyed to the armpits...

Cheers guys

Posted on: 2005/12/21 11:55
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the stanza 5spd's speedo gear will be fine. Mine was accurate with that box.

and as heathbruce said, the senders will work fine with the 1200 instruments/lights.

There must be heaps of radiators that will fit and do the job. I used a Volvo 240 radiator, and a thermo fan off an early commodore (VB-VH) in front of the radiator. Cut down VN V6 commodore top hose and a standard Datsun 1600 bottom hose with a little trimmed off each end.

Posted on: 2005/12/21 11:11
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Ah, will have to do some searching at u-pull-it, $44 for any radiator, may aswell get a good one, like heathbruce said, one with factory fans would be good too. Ive seen that most newer cars have a temp sensor in the rad too for the fans to work off.

Posted on: 2005/12/21 8:54
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i do believe the 'rabbit' is a 'golf' here

Posted on: 2005/12/21 8:49
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