Who has "U" bolt for differential mount?
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Who has "U" bolt for differential mount?
I have been looking everywhere for the past month and can't find a replacement for one of the 4 U shaped bolts that secure the differential housing to the leaf springs. One is broken, and not even Nissan has it! Please.........................help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jorge Jimenez
Torrance, CA
Jorge Jimenez
Torrance, CA
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U bolt
I might have one someplace. Might take me a little while to find it. Ill let you know.
Will
Will
Sorry, I find modern engine swaps revolting. Keep your G, R, or U series in your Roadster!
from an old email on the roadster list
Quick search on "spring u-bolts" turned up these http://www.benzspring.com/parts/ubolts/
http://www.stengelbros.com/U-bolts.htm
Quick search on "spring u-bolts" turned up these http://www.benzspring.com/parts/ubolts/
http://www.stengelbros.com/U-bolts.htm
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Wouldn't this be the same bolts used on the same era Datsun Pickups? They use the same springs...
So... One would think that an interchangeability might apply.
So... One would think that an interchangeability might apply.
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U bolt
Minh, Brian, and Will:
Thank you very much! Will was able to find one of the Much-needed bolts, but Brian's weblink and Minh's input on the pick-up interchageability provided me with options. Oh! Minh, thanks to your info, I was able to get the perfect shocks for the rear end....they are longer when extended, but perfect when installed.
Jorge
Thank you very much! Will was able to find one of the Much-needed bolts, but Brian's weblink and Minh's input on the pick-up interchageability provided me with options. Oh! Minh, thanks to your info, I was able to get the perfect shocks for the rear end....they are longer when extended, but perfect when installed.
Jorge
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Minh:
What I meant was that the shock absorbers for the pick up truck are longer when stretched, but installed they are just like the roaster's ones. It's the same shosk, but with a longer expansion range. This will not affect the roadster because it won't need to use such fluctuation in lenght/
Jorge
What I meant was that the shock absorbers for the pick up truck are longer when stretched, but installed they are just like the roaster's ones. It's the same shosk, but with a longer expansion range. This will not affect the roadster because it won't need to use such fluctuation in lenght/
Jorge
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Hey Sid,
I am pretty sure. I wish can be more confident.
I distinctly remember reading it somewhere. I can't for the life of me remember where.
I am pretty sure. I wish can be more confident.
I distinctly remember reading it somewhere. I can't for the life of me remember where.
'69 1982cc SU
'74 1600cc VW Bug
http://www.311s.org/registry/1969/srl311-07837.html
When life hands you lemons, ask for TEQUILA AND SALT!
'74 1600cc VW Bug
http://www.311s.org/registry/1969/srl311-07837.html
When life hands you lemons, ask for TEQUILA AND SALT!