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Patcon

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  1. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    That's good progress!
  2. Patcon posted a post in a topic in Fuel Injection
    They also sell cut a gasket material at most parts stores
  3. How will you retain the bearing? Interference fit?
  4. Eiji at Datsun spirit might be able to help
  5. If the car will start without the chokes, then the main Butterflies is all you really have to have. Sometimes the downdrafts need the chokes but I believe they also have an accelerator pump which could be used instead of a choke
  6. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    They are brass and easily damaged
  7. Does it have main butterflies further down?
  8. Its very hard to tell by looking at these pictures if it has had collision damage or not. Take a friend with you. Have them drive the car slowly and see if it drives straight. Rear wheels behind the front wheels or at an angle. If I were you, I would look at every car you have a chance too that meets the budget. Much fewer options for you then for us in the states
  9. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    And the fuel nozzle is clear all the way up? If everything is clear and you still have the lean condition on only one carb then you probably have an air leak somewhere on the lean carb or intake manifold
  10. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    If the back one runs properly or slightly rich and the front one doesn't it's not the needles
  11. Is that an MN head? Any pics from the sides?
  12. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    I would go back through these one by one. If fuel is coming off the rail port properly. It has to be at one of the locations. Check the banjo bolt for trash Check the needle valve for trash Check the bottom of the float bowl for debris that could clog the drain Check the jet line for a crimp or possible damage or a flap of rubber or trash blocking flow Check at the bottom of the jet for trash Be methodical, you'll find it
  13. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    Also if all of the above are correct... It must be one of the following: the bajo bolt filter screens Needle valve Outlet in the bottom of the float boal Jet line or a blockage in the Jet
  14. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    Needle valve is what rides on the float to fill the float bowl... Jet line was replace with what type of line?
  15. Patcon posted a post in a topic in SU Carb Technical Articles
    It can only be a few things. The piston doesn't rise properly (needle dragging of the piston is bound up somehow The needle valve is restricting fuel A fuel restriction between the carb and the fuel rail Possible the jet flex line is damaged internally
  16. Pretty car I dont think I would change a thing
  17. I use meguiars products. They have a selection of sheens available. I prefer the natural look products. I agree no silicone and I avoid armor all now
  18. Direction... If you replace it, you have to source the part - done Cut it off realign, weld, grind and limit distortion If you repair it, you have to pull, beat and reshape it back to where it should be but all the metal is there in the close to proper amounts. One concern is if the car took that big of a shot then the whole side of the engine bay could be off. Then you cut and patch it but the repaired section is still not in the right place. My car was put on a frame rack and needed some significant pulling to get back to where it needed to be
  19. Patcon posted a post in a topic in Build Threads
    Where is the AC dryer? It didn't see it inbthe pictures
  20. Actually small torpedo levels like this normally have straight tubes and can be used on any of the 4 edges
  21. Patcon posted a post in a topic in Engine & Drivetrain
    I dont know about common But oil pressure is what removes the slack from the chain. The tensioner aught to be a perfect fit in the bore. No slop
  22. Oh, I think it could be reswaged. A flat end screwdriver and a hammer or may a contraption in the bench vise, something... It'sbroke now, so nowhere but up 😉
  23. Maybe remove the cable completely, ream the bracket. Install the jacket and reswage somehow?
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  25. Patcon posted a post in a topic in Engine & Drivetrain
    Here, when they line bore, they shave all of the caps. Torque them down and rebore all the way through for a concentric std bore

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