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Had my camera today. I just put the red valve cover on a few weeks ago.
very nice engine bay and love the air cleaner and valve cover
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My 69 gOOn L20b with A87 peanut & weber 38/38
Love the valve cover. want to do mine like that to get the wrinkle finish
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LZ2.2222 / U67 / 45 webers
How is this engine running for you?
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i remember a old friend of mine unfortunately don't see anymore had a LZ22 in his 510 using a holley 4 barrel and he swore by it as I guess that motor benefitted from it but if it is atock L16,L18,L20 I would not go with it and just stick with a weber 32/36 dgv
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those look pretty good. how much are you selling those for?
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Pretty savage lookin wagon. that dome light is going to make things a lot brighter. was not a big fan of swastika wheels but in this case it looks alright
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I am using mikuni but seems like most people say if you can get it to 3 psi it is better.Now when I had the stock fuel pump with no regulator I was getting 6 psi. People say the higher pressure can cause issues in terms of drivability and mess up the life of the carbs some. I went ahead and kept the stock pump and got a holley regulator and liquid filled pressure guage and set the carbs to 3 psi and did not notice much of a difference power wise but if it may mean better long term life of the carbs I am for it. i thought about going to Carter but if the stock one works fine I have no problem with it. Just seems some guys like using the electric unit to make the engine bay cleaner and supposedly better for cold starts but I kind of like the mechanical pump as the motor cranks some to build up oil pressure in the motor before the engine fires up.just my opinion
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curious as i am not a electrical whiz but why would you need a relay for using HID's as doesn't the ballast on the HID kit just amplify the existing power coming out of the original headlight plugs? does the relay make the outgoing power from the original plugs transfer power better?
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after a week or constant rain got wash and wax it and vaccum it out and clean engine bay. got the wife a newer car so don't need to drive the wagon to work anymore and I can get back on my bike. Yay for me.
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X2 now you got me all looking at mine and mine is missing the bulb so I used a meter and checked it and it can work so I just need to go get a bulb
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If you got the coin, these are pretty dope... :cool:
I have these filters on my wagon. they work fine so far. had them for several months. you can get them from Pierce manifolds but they mainly fit weber or mikuni horns. if you have a horn with curled lip or is rounded on the edge these won't work
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wife's honda broke down for good today so the wagon has to step up and I have to drive her to work so did a bit of a one over on it.
changed the oil,filter
went over any bolts or nuts
cleaned underside and engine bay
made sure the jets on the carbs were not loose
made some adjustments to the mikuni's
found a loose header bolt and tightened it up
popped on some new wiper blades since it has been raining here
checked tire pressure
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I am glad my friend and his family are all ok but kids are shaken up hard. they never felt a quake since they are so young. i did hear from Goichi1 and he is doing ok. said it was crazy.
I am glad japan has a good disaster preparedness program but I am going to donate to red cross to help as I am sure a lot of people can use any type of help.
my fried was here when we had the quake in 89 and said the japan one made the SF one look and feel like nothing. He is saying the aftershocks are stronger than the SF quake and I can tell you from going through the SF one the japan one must be big time
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I can make ya some. I make some badass one's for the 44's
It will cost a about. $175-$200 for a set of four. Any color you want.
do you have any pics of them?
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I have not seen too many places here stateside that sell anodized air horns. I think TWM sells carbon fiber ones. I think you may have to go get them anodized or get some from like japan. I seen anodized ones in japan.
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stock 13" won't fit but I heard some panasports may fit but not sure. I know my 14" ssr wheels fit but I havd to shave my caliper a tad and it clears. I had 14"panasports before and they fit no issue
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same here for me. it was almost for free for me to get the zx conversion and getting repair parts is very easy or easier. i read somewhere you have to keep up maintenance on wilwood calipers as they don't use dust boots around the pistons but not sure just what I have read.
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Nice on the road again.
Did not know not all datsuns did not have a fusible link or is it different between the years? I have one by my starter but hear some may have one near the fuse box. is this true?
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try contacting mallory to see if they can send you a diagram. I saw this after typing this. see if this info on here helps.
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The unit mounts to the fire wall If I remember and then two bolts to some brackets under the dash and then you have one hose on the passenger side and then another that goes to the valve on the drivers side. there are also two rubber vent tubes that connect to the unit that goes to the ducting. you should also have two cables that go for controlling heat and for either vent or floor.
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looking for a complete stock exhaust manifold from a L16 with the secondary portion. looking for the manifold that cylinders 1 and 4 together and 2 and 3 together. mainly looking for someone getting rid of one for free or cheap in the sf bay area not looking for any shipping and please none that have rusty broken bolts.
thanks in advance
Benzo
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looking for a complete stock exhaust manifold from a L16 with the secondary portion. looking for the manifold that cylinders 1 and 4 together and 2 and 3 together. mainly looking for someone getting rid of one for free or cheap in the sf bay area not looking for any shipping and please none that have rusty broken bolts
thanks in advance
Benzo
oops sorry can this be deleted as I accidentally posted this in the wrong area?
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Depends on the size of rim and offset and also what look you want and of course budget. 195-55-14 is lower profile but can be expensive. I like using 195-60-14 but this is on a 14x6.5 front and 14x7.5 rear. the back is a bit stretched but not bad. I had 185-60-14 and it was more stetched and did not like seeing no lip protection on the rim so I went to 195's. I am using falken ziex 512's as they were pretty affordable from discount tire direct and free shipping. they are pretty good for daily driving and do track well and are decent in the rain.
Good looking L series engines (pic request)
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