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lamb_daiquiri
What is this motor, A series, H series, Early E?
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G'day, I have another question I can't answer. I found an add for a datsun engine with this picture but I can't figure out what it is. Looks different to my A series. Any one else know?

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Posted on: 2009/11/15 0:10
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clyons8
Re: What is this motor, A series, H series, Early E?
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That looks to be a J series engine.

Big heavy buggers (iron head) that never die, not your typical high performer but certainly hard working engines that.

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ddgonzal
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Looks like J13 from a Datsun 510 pickup, circa 1968.

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lamb_daiquiri
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Thanks guys, that's a great help.

Posted on: 2009/11/15 0:42
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clyons8
Re: What is this motor, A series, H series, Early E?
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I'd be quite interested to hear how one of these would run with a little boost, nothing drastic.

I think you'd obtain a pretty powerful engine with good fuel economy.

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