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LOL car is quite different now. Id1050x's, haltech, flex, and some other goodies. Made just a hair under 400whp, still kicking!

Done. :)

Been rocking these seats for years on my Z . It makes riding in my Z so much better for this old mans body . Nice work!

Had a few hours today, so I filled the pie cuts & added reinforcing washers on the PS rails. Cut the 2 DS rails & started welding them also - looked back to check that the DS was the same setup welded a bead on the backside where I had bent the plate tools for cleanup Added a rib across the top side of the bend also

Greeting all. Great news, after a year and a half of design and testing I have finally finished my latest project. I now have for sale replacement distributor magnets for all matchbox Datsun distributors. This is the magnet that most people find broken when they do a distributor repair. The original magnets become brittle and stick to the stator and usually break in multiple pieces when you pull the stator off. The magnet has become NLA (no longer available) from Nissan. I purchased about 30 of them a couple of years ago and sold them and tried to order more and they were all gone. I thought that finding the material to make a reproduction magnet would be pretty EZ.....not! The issue is that most flexible magnet material is not magnetized correctly and has very poor magnetism retention and the material is not suitable for hi temperatures. The material will loose its magnetism and the material will degrade when exposed to temperatures over 150°. After contacting all of the big magnet experts I was running out of hope and that is when Captain Obvious from over at Classic Z Car contacted me and we talked about what I was attempting to accomplish and he suggested a place I had not contacted. After contacting this company, I was able to purchase a material that is the same thickness and has a temperature rating of 250° and has the correct polarity needed to generate the induced voltage to trigger the ICM. The sample that was sent to me was cut out and tested in all 3 of my Z cars and I then sent it to Captain Obvious, from Classic Z Car, for some in depth bench testing for signal strength and quality. The results of the bench testing were great. This replacement material actually generates a higher signal strength at both idle and hi RPM ranges. Peak voltage at idle for an OEM magnet was 1.28v. Peak voltage with my reproduction is 1.68v, that is a 31% increase in induced voltage signal strength going to the ICM to trigger the coil. Peak voltages at 2500 rpm for an OEM magnet was 2.96v. Peak voltage with my reproduction magnet is 4.00v. That is a 35% increase in signal strength. With the higher signal strength, extremely hi temperature rating and an exact copy of the design my reproduction magnet is a great option when rebuilding your distributor. Couple this with my improved breaker plate bearing retainer and you will have many years of reliability from your distributor. Here is a couple of pictures of an NOS Nissan magnet next to my reproduction magnet. I challenge you to tell me which is which. I had to mark them to tell the difference. The parts I sell are in Mandan North Dakota. I can be contacted either thru a private message or you can email me at chaug@bis.midco.net or text me at seven zero one -471- fifteen thirtyfour. I sell the magnet for 35.00 and the breaker plate bearing retainer kit for 30.00. If you want both I can cut you a deal for $60.00. Shipping to the lower 48 USA is included in the prices. I do ship international. I have sent Breaker Plate Repair Kits to Europe, New Zealand and Australia. Shipping for international has been in the $18.00 - 20.00 range