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Re: racing datsun 1000s
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Neil any idea how much it weighed without the body?
Its a beautiful setup with the midmount engine.

Posted on: 2011/1/22 11:45
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Re: racing datsun 1000s
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Yes about 800 with driver
Cause I'm a 40 odd year old man with everything bought and paid for
Remember never leave home without your spare tyre

And yes it was an A powered car with Celica box and alloy centre 1000 diff (which I broke regularly)

Some pics of the car/chassis are here
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y83/dattoman/racecar/


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Edited by dattoman_1000 on 2011/1/22 2:24:38
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Re: racing datsun 1000s
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W, I think you can go that low with stock spring setup
but you might have to reset the springs.

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My car was a tube chassis sports sedan with coilovers all round and 4 link rear with panhard Not much 1000 left of it cept the body shell Car weighted 666kg plus driver


Thats light considering the amount of mods that thing has
eg. torana front end and full space frame cage.

It would be nice to know the weight of a modern alloy HR15/16 compared
to an A15 as a suzuki g16 is about 20kg lighter than an A15.

http://www.mywikibiz.com/Nissan_HR_engine

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Posted on: 2011/1/22 0:31
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Re: racing datsun 1000s
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My most recent B10 2 door with A power celica box ute diff and full steel cage tipped the scales at 720kgs without driver.

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D wrote:
Theres no reason the stock a arm suspension should be removed for struts.
The coilover setup was to remove weight of the heavy front leaf springs
and to have more adjust-ability.

The a10 can be quite tough if you did a Topgear drawthrough snail and SU
and stay around 10/12psi with water injection

1K you know you want one (or 2 or more!)
Also who doesnt want the bubble wrap on the guards!!! :))
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Could you actually get that low without removing the transverse leaf? Looks like it'd be close

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so the car probably weighed 800kg with a driver ??

Posted on: 2011/1/21 14:14
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Re: racing datsun 1000s
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where you just running an a series motor datoman?

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My car was a tube chassis sports sedan with coilovers all round and 4 link rear with panhard
Not much 1000 left of it cept the body shell

Car weighted 666kg plus driver

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Re: racing datsun 1000s
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Theres no reason the stock a arm suspension should be removed for struts.
The coilover setup was to remove weight of the heavy front leaf springs
and to have more adjust-ability.

The a10 can be quite tough if you did a Topgear drawthrough snail and SU
and stay around 10/12psi with water injection

1K you know you want one (or 2 or more!)
Also who doesnt want the bubble wrap on the guards!!! :))
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coilovers
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Posted on: 2011/1/21 11:02

Edited by D on 2011/1/21 11:23:32
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the B-Pro 1000 coupe had a strut conversion done in it's past.. unfortunately, Endo had to sell it a while ago.. not sure if you guys are on stalkbook, but there is a B10 and a KB10 group, there is quite a few pics in there...

Posted on: 2011/1/21 9:28
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