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#11 Re: Sunburnt LB110
420 Posted on: 2011/10/15 19:23
where would i find these carrera coil overs ?
do you know a good garage in cali that does datsun modifications. i want to do an engine swap to


#12 Re: Sunburnt LB110
SakuraGarage Posted on: 2011/10/16 3:32
Nope, I'm in Arizona. Don't know of any shops in california personally.

From what i gather the carrera set up is kinda hard to find. I lucked out and got mine and a bunch of other cool vintage 1200 race parts from a guy I bought a '68 roadster 1600 from.


#13 Re: Sunburnt LB110
SakuraGarage Posted on: 2011/10/18 1:53
Rallytwit, what brand/model tires are you using? I'm not in love with the federal all-seasons i've got now. I'm completely new to tires that are smaller than 16-17's. I've been building 240sx's for too many years i guess.


#14 Re: Sunburnt LB110
Rallytwit Posted on: 2011/10/19 2:52
Keep in mind I use DOT race rubber;

Currently running Hoosier Vintage TD's 185 60D-13 these are bias ply but smaller circumference so they help the gearing.

I was using Yokohama Advan A048s, before that it was A008s (these were SCCA Spec Racer Ford control tires) Toyo and Hoosier also make em in this size.

I buy the tires used from John Berget racing tires (on the net) about $55-65 each shipped. Depending on how much driving you do they could work, being so soft they wear quickly but you could probably manage 5K out of them...........I get 600 race miles, main reason I change them is they've gone off not because they are worn. For street driving this likely wouldn't be an issue.

Tom


#15 Re: Sunburnt LB110
SakuraGarage Posted on: 2011/10/19 3:54
This car will see maybe 5 miles a month of street driving. thanks for the info!


#16 Re: Sunburnt LB110
SakuraGarage Posted on: 2012/7/12 11:40
I finally got around to doing most of my fender flares.

Step 1:
Remove fender (is it awesome or sad that ive had these fenders off so many times that i no longer need to remove the front bumper to do so?)
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Haphazardly draw lines on the fender in no way denoting where you should cut.
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Step 3:
Cut, remember... measure once, if at all, cut until you get scared you cut too much, then cut just a tiny bit more.
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Step 4:
Cross your fingers and hope that you didn't cut too mucchhhhh.....
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Step 5:
Toss it back on and cry about how un-flush you just made your Panasports.
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I only have one left to do but i want to try trimming the pass side rear a bit better so welding it back together isn't such a pain.


#17 Re: Sunburnt LB110
BeeJJ Posted on: 2012/7/12 12:07
Looks great mate. I agree awesome colour!


#18 Re: Sunburnt LB110
Posted on: 2012/7/12 12:32
liked it better no flares but now you have an excuse for longer lower contorl arms and more negative camber

you going to paing the panasports too?

i love it when panel shops drive their own cars, not just trailer them or sell them all the time (got a guy in my street, diffenet car for sale every couple weeks).

try the 185's, i have them on the rear of mine, good size.


#19 Re: Sunburnt LB110
fiasss Posted on: 2012/7/12 13:10
nice build.

awesome colour choice


#20 Re: Sunburnt LB110
D Posted on: 2012/7/12 13:22
luv it, great color, nothing better than old retro shades



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