SeanDezart
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SeanDezart
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It's a small Z world mate - posted already by another froggie fan at 13.22 GMT :
http://www.datsun-france.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4547
Happy New Year !
ps what about massize perspex for those holes and run the bastard on 6 pots !
http://www.datsun-france.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4547
Happy New Year !
ps what about massize perspex for those holes and run the bastard on 6 pots !
Sure is a small world now.
Yea, I had thought about six Sean, It's a little late for this motor though
I was thinking of perspex covers and having the normal oiling, but after a few seconds the perspex would be pretty hard to see through. I ran it on six first and then removed the plugs one at a time to get the sweetest and slowest running. It runs nicely on 1 2 3 as these are every second one in the normal firing order. I had tried running on 1 and 2, but it's not so happy. If I find another scrap motor somewhere I will have a crack at six I think. Maybe cut off the oil to all the bearings and grease them. It would idle like that, but I wouldn't like to rev it much. I cut the oil to all the rear mains and rods, but am still getting a little oil through the middle main and number 4 rod bearing. hence the plastic covers each side.. These are an amazing motor. This block is still standard size, and had no visible lip in the bore.
I don't have a bloody clue what they said, but that was so cool to be seen in France. I'm amazed.
Happy New Year all.
Brian
Yea, I had thought about six Sean, It's a little late for this motor though
I was thinking of perspex covers and having the normal oiling, but after a few seconds the perspex would be pretty hard to see through. I ran it on six first and then removed the plugs one at a time to get the sweetest and slowest running. It runs nicely on 1 2 3 as these are every second one in the normal firing order. I had tried running on 1 and 2, but it's not so happy. If I find another scrap motor somewhere I will have a crack at six I think. Maybe cut off the oil to all the bearings and grease them. It would idle like that, but I wouldn't like to rev it much. I cut the oil to all the rear mains and rods, but am still getting a little oil through the middle main and number 4 rod bearing. hence the plastic covers each side.. These are an amazing motor. This block is still standard size, and had no visible lip in the bore. I don't have a bloody clue what they said, but that was so cool to be seen in France. I'm amazed.
Happy New Year all.
Brian
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SeanDezart
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Well rev this one 'cos we all love the sound of it - straight-thru - yummy !
I once drove home on 5 cylinders - seen one start up after 4 months under river slime !
I once drove home on 5 cylinders - seen one start up after 4 months under river slime !