Saw this, looks kind of cool. New info to me, probably old news for the 510 guys.
http://personal.my180.net/rond/tech_tips.htm
L-22 engine???
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L-22 engine???
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Re: L-22 engine???
yea it pretty common check this out
http://forum.ratsun.net/showthread.php? ... jason+grey" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
iam try 1 out now
Big Bore 2.3L
KA24 pistons into a bored Z20/Z22/L20B block. The small 2.8cc dish area of the KA24 pistons helps to preserve compression ratio even with the low piston deck height. Compression ratio with a open chambered U67 head is 9.9:1 or use dished Z24 pistons and peanut chambered head for 8.9:1 compression ratio.
Parts: Z22 crank, KA24 pistons, Z22S/ L20B rods in a +2mm bored Z22 block or +4mm Z20/L20B block.
s/2+r+p= 92/2+145.9+34.0= 225.9 mm
piston deck height: -1.55mm below deck
slowly iam getting it done roflmao
http://forum.ratsun.net/showthread.php? ... jason+grey" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
iam try 1 out now
Big Bore 2.3L
KA24 pistons into a bored Z20/Z22/L20B block. The small 2.8cc dish area of the KA24 pistons helps to preserve compression ratio even with the low piston deck height. Compression ratio with a open chambered U67 head is 9.9:1 or use dished Z24 pistons and peanut chambered head for 8.9:1 compression ratio.
Parts: Z22 crank, KA24 pistons, Z22S/ L20B rods in a +2mm bored Z22 block or +4mm Z20/L20B block.
s/2+r+p= 92/2+145.9+34.0= 225.9 mm
piston deck height: -1.55mm below deck
slowly iam getting it done roflmao
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Re: L-22 engine???
Dave,
Check out this link to the Realm. Has multiple combo's you can make from L and Z series engines (maybe some KA stuff too). Interesting read. Got to love Datsun interchangability!
http://www.the510realm.com/phpBB3/viewt ... f=2&t=2887
Mark
Check out this link to the Realm. Has multiple combo's you can make from L and Z series engines (maybe some KA stuff too). Interesting read. Got to love Datsun interchangability!
http://www.the510realm.com/phpBB3/viewt ... f=2&t=2887
Mark
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Re: L-22 engine???
Same basic info, but a different link. Didn't see your link when I posted. Was it that funny?
Mark
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Re: L-22 engine???
Dimers are easily amused.....datsunrides wrote:Was it that funny?
J/K!!!!
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'67 1600 - frame off started in 2014. Now I know why roadster projects take so long. What a stupid idea.

'66 1600 - parts car
'66 WPL411 ***SOLD***
A couple of Porsches, a RAV4 Hybrid, and a motorcycle