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Will honestly be the same price to buy a ebay alum radiator as it would cost you to get someone to flush your radiator.
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For sale 1x Carter 4600 carburetor fuel pump 100gph with wiring harness, mounting bracket and fuel hose fittings for stock 240/260 fuel hose. $100.00 1x holly fuel pressure regulator HP 12-804 chromed or polished not sure ..with Redline fuel pressure gauge and npt fittings for 240/260 size fuel line. $100.00 Located Brisbane south can ship Doug Can get pictures tonight if someone requests it. -
Yahoo auctions is going to be your best bet, Be prepared to bring out your checkbook!
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Hit up d3c0y if your after a front bumper, He is going g nose and has a pretty much brand new front bumper he would part with. Think he was after about $220 ish though as it has the rubber strip things on it.
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I also have some stock ones in good condition if your interested ? $30 each
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http://www.k-mac.com.au/pages/newprods/datsun/datsun.htm
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Pm me if you want it
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Is this the one your after?
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I think have one in brisbane and I think there ugly.
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Disassembling the rear supsension. dont know what the part is called
44014 replied to aircobra's topic in Suspension
And alot of swearing,sweat and lubricant. -
From memory of looking at Jakes,Thickness of cast and cooling fins would add an easy cm or 2
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Hey guys, getting quite a few requests about shipping. This is next to impossible for me as my main form of transport is a GSXR 750 I did manage to occy strap a set of triples with manifold and linkages on there a few weeks ago and got them to work .But I think a set of extractors may attract to much attention. Cheers Doug
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Sold!
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-__- just waiting for bank details...
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There blue,they work and there $150 I think the blue is some factory heat coating ? Nfi to be honest but would be surprised if they have more then a few 100km on them. Still in car and attached to exhaust. Located brisbane south Here are some pics after reinstalling my engine and I had my grubby hands all over them Have since filled my garage with smoke cleaning that off.
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I can't remeber what site but someone in the states makes new ones ready to weld in. Have you tryed Google.com?
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cost of rear wheel bearing replacement
44014 replied to AussieZed's topic in Brakes / Drivetrain Components
Call a bearing shop and and ask for wheel bearings that fit a 240z. Make sure they quote you Japanese made bearings Should be about $70 or $80 each kit ( one wheel ) comes with 2 bearings and a seal. And if you have the hubs out I would expect to pay about $200-250 in labour for a small shop to do them. -
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Another + for the 260 well at least in Queensland is we can fit much larger engines due to being able to list the 260z 2+2 weight for a modification plate. Can't fit a 20B turbo or a na quad rotor to a 240z!
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If done properly none at all. We just had a complete wrap removed from a Maserati after being wrapped from delivery and 3 years later the paint looked new after a polish.
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I get quite a few of my clients cars wrapped. It starts around $2500 and goes from there to have it done properly. cowboys will do it cheaper but you will find it wont last long as they wont remove anything and tuck the wrap between components and just cut it there. This causes the wrap to fail quickly due to the leading edges being open to wind and debris and will soon start pealing.
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Front calipers piston removal - how and who?
44014 replied to aircobra's topic in Brakes / Drivetrain Components
WHS Gav on the scene! we want to see a hard hat,safety vest and a harness if standing up... -
I don't think i have ever seen dust boots on a coil over set up. perhaps a bit of ingenuity and adapt a steering rack boot if thast the way you want to run it.
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Just use your bellhousing bolts.
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The new Maserati Ghibli diesel actually has speakers in the rear mufflers to make it sound more like a v8. And it actually works..... If you dont go to the front of the car.
