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Nice car. 

Interesting to see the engine was change to an L-28, but smog equipment from an L-24 has been retained.

I would recommend Sam's Datsun in Winnetka to have a look at your car.  He's one of the last of the breed mechanics that worked for a Datsun dealership during the period.  He's priced fair and no gimmicks.

https://samsdatsunsfv.wixsite.com/winnetka

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21 hours ago, DatsunZGuy said:

Nice car. 

Interesting to see the engine was change to an L-28, but smog equipment from an L-24 has been retained.

I would recommend Sam's Datsun in Winnetka to have a look at your car.  He's one of the last of the breed mechanics that worked for a Datsun dealership during the period.  He's priced fair and no gimmicks.

https://samsdatsunsfv.wixsite.com/winnetka

I ordered some new wheels and should have them in a week. Once they are mounted I’ll take the car into Sam Datsun and have him give the car a complete inspection. Thanks for the recommendation!

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Given the engine is not stock and smog exempt due to age, you may want to look into removing the excess emissions plumbing.  It makes for a less cluttered engine bay. 

You get bonus points because the old owner fitted a series-one air cleaner housing on your car 👍

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Had my car inspected by Sam at Sam's Datsun today. Other than the rear springs the car passed with flying colors. Sometime next week a set of Konig Rewind 16x7 wheels with 215 55R 16 tires will mounted on my car. I need to decide if I need to replace the current springs with inexpensive Eibach's or go all out and spring (no pun) for some coil-cover camber kit. What do you guys think?

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I'm glad Sam was able to take a look at your car.  He's a good guy.

As for springs, I am currently running Suspension Techniques, along with KYB struts.  Overall, it lowered my car by about an inch.  Going to coil-overs will provide you with greater adjustment, but might be a bit of overkill unless you plan to track the car.

Below is a good write-up on strut and spring options.

 

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