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n1ck1990
need some help
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which part number for brake pads(datsun b310)?

Posted on: 2010/6/7 21:29
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hotrocket
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B310 1979-81, PBR (part no: ACD122) ACDelco
Honda SE Civic 1500 1973-78 (aust)
1.2 EB1, EB2, EB3, SB (NZ)
also use the same pad

Posted on: 2010/6/8 0:51
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n1ck1990
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thx!
and last question...what offset and what size of central hole ?

Posted on: 2010/6/9 21:23
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ddgonzal
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center hole?

ACD122 is for B110 pads.

Japan-built Stanza some use ACDELCO 17D117, which is similar but wider:
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This is what Japan-built B310 use. B310 with A12 uses a smaller pad. Stanza didn't come with 12" wheels.

Some USA stanza use a different shape pad altogther.

Aussie-braked Stanza uses a totally different setup.

Posted on: 2010/6/10 3:09

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OK, it's not so simple.
B310 A15 & A14 exc van
B310 van
B310 A12

all use different brakes in Japan

In USA B310 there are two different types.

Which does your B310 have:
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or one of these?
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Or a Aussie PBR type?

Or this type used by some (but not all) Stanza?
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Posted on: 2010/6/10 7:45
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