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Dat260

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  1. im sorry, would you please explain the setup you had in the picture.

     

    This setup is from Jason Paruta used to be a member here. You fab a bracket to accomodate the wilwood spot mechanical caliper and brake caliper. A You have to get two small heim joints with a threaded rod to attache the datsun handbrake cable to the spot caliper via a small home made bracket, riveted or screwed to the lower strut but it must be able to pivot.

    Hope you get the idea, the picture shows everything.

    Happy Easter,

    Dat260

  2. I have all of the 85- Maxima rear brake hardware on hand... I also have someone willing to perform the machine work in trade...

     

    What I need to know is... in what way did you reduce the thickness of the brackets... Was this just for weight savings or to use the original harware??

    Did you take them down to 7.5mm from BOTH SIDES?.. or OPPOSITE sides... I assume you need mirror images...

     

    Thanks man...

     

    I have pics of this install if you are interested.

  3. What do you think of this car and how much do you think its worth?

     

    Description s.gifs.gifs.gifs.gifItem Specifics - Cars & TrucksDatsun : Z-Series 1971 DATSUN 240Z COUPEs.gifs.gifMiles: 67300

     

    Body Type: Coupe

     

    Transmission: Manual

     

     

     

    Engine: 8 - Cyl.

     

    Interior: Black

     

    Warranty: No

     

    Year: 1971

     

    Title: Clear

     

    VIN Number: --

     

    Condition: Certified Pre-Owned

     

    Exterior: Orange

     

    Fuel Type: Gasoline

     

    Inspection: --

     

    s.gifs.gifOptions CD Player

     

    Vehicle Description

    1971 DATSUN 240Z COUPE Converted to a 327ci V8 with ~67300 Miles on the Rebuild, Cam, Roller Rockers, Rock Crusher 4 Speed Manual, Front Disc Brakes, Cable Clutch, Solid and Strong, Looks and Drives Great.The car is in perfect condition, no scratches, no special marks, no need for additional repairs what so ever. The real miles onboard, a great car ready to be yours. It has no accident or any engine problem.

     

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    -Nick Meyer

     

    Be careful with this car and check out this link.

    http://classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=24372

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