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douglasamills
PostPosted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 8:07 pm 
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good to see a nice job like that i bet its a beast ey! also good to see rust being cut out then patches welded up !

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SR20Datsun wrote:
Updates?

Damo, how do you find the noise inside the car? Do you have the rear seat/parcel shelf area trimmed/sound deadened? Carpet?

Yeah good point, I got rid of the wood board and put a alloy piece in it's place. It is noisey now. It might pay to put some carpet under lay under the alloy x-plate. I need to take the top piece off and put some cork as a spacer. cause now it has a rattle noise at idle !!! gerr.....

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Weekend car Datsun 1600 S15 DET 160kw - http://ozdat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=15284
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jasol
PostPosted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 10:13 pm 
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hay damo,
what springs are you running front and rear? and what struts? cheers mate

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PostPosted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:00 pm 
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jasol wrote:
hay damo,
what springs are you running front and rear? and what struts? cheers mate
Hey Jasol,

I'm running 160ft pound king springs (code:khfl-114) and rear 680ft pound king springs (code:kdrl-07) Front struts are 200b cause I'm using the hilux 4spot brakes. but in the new year changing to R31 struts, coil overs with R33 turbo brakes :) The front springs are way too soft, need to go 275-300 ft pound springs :thumbsup:

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jasol
PostPosted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 10:26 pm 
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cheers damo,

also can you give me some more info on ur fuel pump set up maybe a bit of a how to?
is that an r31 swirl pot or did you just make one?
does the pump just sit in that swirl pot?

also what dump pipe did you use

btw is this the same damian that i use to speak to on the phone about dattos about 5 years ago? i had a green 16 at the 2003 nationals

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PostPosted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 8:55 pm 
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Went for a ride/drive yesterday, I would say it is one of the best street 1600's in Melbourne!

Once the R33 brakes are in and the R200, and centre console. Will be finished IMO.


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seen u driving sunday mornin bout 9 30

looks hot as :thumbsup:

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My Brother got married and wanted my Datto as a wedding car. It was a nice day and the Datto loved the attention 8)


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hey mate. great looking datto! love the personal mods you have done to it too :thumbsup:

question about the wheels: i see they are 15's, but that width and offset are you running? whats the clearance like on the brakes?

thanks mate

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Thanks datzcrzy :) I wanted flared gaurds and I didn't like how the rear number plate sits with spacers. so 23 hours later in metal fab work it looks great !

The SSR - Longchamp rims are 15x7 offset is 11+, but 5+ mags would have been better and fit under the front gaurds better. On the front calipers I have 10-12mm clearance on the Hilux brakes. The rear no problems. plenty of clearance on the R31 calipers.

Cheers Damo

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NICE CAR MATE!

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Hey Damo long time no see...

I spotted you a few weeks back turning onto Cheltenham rd off from Perry rd and booting it hard, car sounded freaking awesome!!!

Should catch up man....

Peace...

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Hey do you have any details and pics of your exhaust?

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mick
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Hi

I am currently taking a page out of your book with placing a fuel pump in tank of my 1600, the swirl pot I am looking at more assistance with dimensions and mounting points (Sealing) if you could help that would be awesome

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