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Datsun660z

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  1. what you need to do is, Look at the specs for your air tools and find the CFM requirements of each tool find the tool you have that needs the most CFM requirement like a high speed grinder or dual action sander. and then buy a compresor that has a CFM rating that can keep up with it. Don't get an oilless compresor they are way to loud.

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    YaY I found a New Radiator RD965 Through my Job, "I work at a auto recycling yard by the way" We sell new and used parts. but any how my radiator supplyer found me the Camaro radiator NEW for my cost of $99.00 so I bought 2 just incase of another suisidal (spelling) dog attacks my Grill Thanks for replying ALL.

  3. It is the exact same swap I am not using the internaly balanced crank I do how ever have the smaller SFI damper and I am using the Large 168 tooth Flex plate with the Delco hitork starter from a 96 chevy 1/2 ton pickup that had the 5.7 liter engine (it is starter number 3 in the JTR manuel) my car is a 1976 280 = 660z

     

    Originally posted by Georgia Flash 75V8:

    Datsun 660,

     

    When you say that the 400 will fit fine in the JTR position are you using the 400 external damper or are you using the 350 set up that Grumpy suggested?

    The reason I ask is this, I may have a chance to buy a 71 Impala with the 400ci in the next couple of days and was wondering how much more work is invlolved in putting it in the Z rather than the 350. By the way I have a 280Z.

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