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bcg
Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute???
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Hi All,

Are the 120Y struts a straight swap in a 72 ute?

I've scrounged up a 120Y conversion (master cyclinder, front struts, lines,etc) and thinking about doing it this week - wanting to know what surprises I'm going to have.

I haven't bothered picking out the rear slave cylinders yet - are they much different between the all drum and 120Y models size wise? Or is a proportioning valve a better option with these conversions?

Sorry for all the newbie questions, I'm new to the 1200 datsuns...

Cheers,
Brad

Posted on: 2005/10/25 12:14
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Subject Poster Date
     Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? bcg 2005/10/25 12:14
       Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? oan878 2005/10/26 12:26
         Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? WhiteSedan 2005/10/26 13:00
           Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? bcg 2005/10/26 13:05
             Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? sbre 2005/10/26 22:09
               Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? bcg 2005/10/27 6:55
                 Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? Cable_Tie 2005/10/27 7:56
                 Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? Grunterhunter 2005/10/27 8:00
                   Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? bcg 2005/10/27 12:30
             Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? pro-240c 2005/10/28 4:53
       Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? rallydatsun 2005/10/27 15:04
       Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? uterous 2005/10/27 17:37
       Re: Q: 120Y Disc conversion for 1200 ute??? uterous 2005/10/27 17:55




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