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JohnH

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  1. Thats the 3rd BHJ dampner that I know has failed (mine included) for the same very reason. I spent a couple of hours repairing the keyway on my crank beacuse of it. This dampner with a SFI rating should not be failing so quickly for this reason. I had barely 5k on it.

  2. This was my email to Porterfield.

     

    "I have a Datsun 240Z that has a front brake caliper conversion on it using the large SW12 four piston Toyota calipers found on the mid 80's Toyota trucks & the 84 - 85 300ZX vented rotors. I would like to equip them with Porterfield R4-S pads. Your catalog shows only 95 - present Toyota trucks.

     

    Do you know if Toyota used that caliper in recent truck models & what is the part # so I can order the R4-S pads for it. The pads used are the same size & pin spacing as the 84 - 85 Nissan 300ZX pads but without the bottom mid tab & bottom side recesses if that helps."

     

    This was my response back.

     

     

    "That is part number AP 137 R4-S $79.95"

  3. Show me ANY L Series with over 600 RWHP, everyone keeps talking about them, but I wanna see legitimant proof.

     

     

    I posted some youtube vids of JDM cars on the other board a couple of weeks ago. Check under "bunch of Jap vids" in cartalk.

  4. I have used the Duplicolor single stage enamel with good results. It takes a few weeks to completely cure as I did not use a hardener (isocan's). I would not use a lacquer as this type of paint never really cures & is susceptible to solvents (eg: gasoline). So using a lacquer in the engine compartment & around the fuel door filling area is a bad idea. Also you cannot paint over lacquer with anything else. It must be completely stripped off to put urethane or acrylic enamels on.

     

    Also the Duplicolor lacquers are a ready to spray mix. No reducing, no hardeners. For anything else follow the manufacturers directions for correct temp. range reducer, reducing mix ratios, adding hardeners & hardener to paint ratio. As in the case of the Duplicolor enamel I used it was a 4 paint to 1 reducer mixture as per manufacturers directions.

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