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What is the original thickness of the cylinder head on a '68 1600?
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3.248"
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anyone know the size of the windshield wiper pivot nuts on a 67.5 ? Or where I might find new ones?
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Terry Z wrote: Sat Dec 30, 2017 7:16 pm anyone know the size of the windshield wiper pivot nuts on a 67.5 ? Or where I might find new ones?
From the tech wiki.

MG Parts---Wiper Pivot Nuts--311-065 Chrome ----Around $3.00 ea. Rubber gskt / Seal 282-820 Around $2.75 ea. Moss Motors 800-235-6954 (I know for a fact these fit a 67.5 as I used them on mine.)
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Thank You for the info Curtis
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I'm getting 6v out of the ballast resistor, car starts up fine though... should I be worried?
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The ignition circuit uses full battery voltage to crank and start the engine but when the key is returned to ON the system operates on a reduced voltage: -
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The early cars do not have that bypass.
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Not really a "tech" question, but wheres a good place to get the tank reinforcement mounting pieces? It looks like fuel-safe will be able to modify my tank to make it FIA legal, so now I just need to properly mount it so nothing funny happens to it
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2mAn wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2018 12:40 pm Not really a "tech" question, but wheres a good place to get the tank reinforcement mounting pieces? It looks like fuel-safe will be able to modify my tank to make it FIA legal, so now I just need to properly mount it so nothing funny happens to it
Mike young just released a nice fuel tank bracket that mounts it to the frame instead of the trunk floor to prevent cracking.
http://www.datsunsports.com/2016/brackets.php
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ACote wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2018 1:54 pm
2mAn wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2018 12:40 pm Not really a "tech" question, but wheres a good place to get the tank reinforcement mounting pieces? It looks like fuel-safe will be able to modify my tank to make it FIA legal, so now I just need to properly mount it so nothing funny happens to it
Mike young just released a nice fuel tank bracket that mounts it to the frame instead of the trunk floor to prevent cracking.
http://www.datsunsports.com/2016/brackets.php
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OR, you could use 'J' hooks and mount it to the frame yourself.
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Another fuel tank question
With the sr20 ,ka24 swaps has anyone made a gas tank out of a fuel cell ( with in tank FI pump) ? I mean to swap it with a gas tank ,under car
I am attempting to in my z31
If so any pictures
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mraitch wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2018 4:03 pm OR, you could use 'J' hooks and mount it to the frame yourself.
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Solex air cleaner question. Are the mounting plates on the early (67.5) and later (68-70) air cleaners the same? Can you mount the earlier cap-style outer portion onto a later-style mounting plate?
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