Victor Laury

If you want to go off-spec for a "Better" connector, I have good things to say about the GM Weather-Pac connectors. They just don't look right in a Datsun is the only draw-back. Oh yea, and they're expensive as hell. another point against

Mike, I do alot of business with Eagleday, mainly for the AMP Fastin-Faston connectors and terminals (like the one you're looking at) and the JIS Bullet connectors (Roadster use these by the bucket full). BTW, this 8mm AMP Fastin-Faston (Spade and Recepticle) is the exact replacement for the main power connectors in the 240Z. I also bought the crimper from them for $30 and It works fine Just want to add this warning - the nylon housings for the the 6.3mm connectors are NOT the same as the ones used in the Datsuns. Except for the 3 position one which does work for the headlight harness connections. Oh yea, of course the 1 position also works, but I think the Z uses only 1 of these in the entire car!

Mohamed, give us a report on how she rides after you install these.

You lucked out - A set of Wats for a sawbuck is a pretty rare deal.

Just a word of warning - I'm not going to "just look" at this ad much longer Product ID: DC007 Availability: Available Brand: RS WATANABE Model: 8 SPOKE "TYPE R" Price: $1900 with Tires / $1700 w/o Tires Bolt Pattern: 4x114.3 Size: 15" Width: (F) 8J ® 8J Offset: (F) 0mm ® 0mm Typical Applications: AE86 Corolla GTS Datsun 510 240z Custom Magnesium Color, used for show only so practically brand new, Yokohama ES100 195/50-15 tires also practically brand new 21352 Nordhoff street Suite 111 Chatsworth, CA 91311 Tel (818)718-0601 Fax(818)727-1915 Attn: KIYO or MAS (JAPANESE OK) E-mail info@takumiproject.com OPEN HOURS SUNDAY / MONDAY / TUESDAY: By Appointment Only WEDNESDAY / THURSDAY / FRIDAY: 11am to 7pm SATURDAY: 11am to 5pm Please call us to arrange an appointment for Sun-Tues. You're more than welcome to contact us by email anytime should you have any questions

Not Mine. Never had a set, Wouldn't turn down a set, But I'm more interested in vintage JDM alloy. What I'd get goosy for would be a set of Empi magnesium 2 piece circa 1967. About as tough to find as those ARE Le Mans wheels, but more period correct for the roadster. Somewhere there's a photo of the JPGP roadster (67? 68?) wearing the Empi's

LOL LOL you made me laugh.

Mas (Takumi Project) has a barely used set of 15X8 @0 R types at a great price right now. Do me the big favor and BUY them before I give in to my wheel whore urges.

Here's my set of Six hole wheels. I was told that they were pacer sport by Les Cannady, but they have no brand info, just the ANSI certification in the casting. http://public.fotki.com/DatsunVic/sports_car_junkie/6_hole_close_up.html BTW, the center caps were fitted by me several years ago. At the time, I thought the "P/S" Stood for Pacer Sports. But Steve just gave me the real source in a post above

Terry and Kogi arent the kind of folks to be able to pay "the big price". i hope they get it back!

Weird?!? I'm getting a re-direct to something about texas?? I geuss Kogi san is too buisy with the show to know his site has fallen off the map.

Thank you Stephen! I've been wondering for quite a while what the origin of "P/S" caps I've had.

This is a proven good time. Come on and eat BBQ! More info at http://www.dimequarterly.tierranet.com/calendar.html#November

Its the rubber seal of the backflow valve that goes bad and causes dry start-ups. I've have 3 old stock nissan filters do this to me.

Your photos are up.

Your'e not foolin me Bob. Your'e just making room for a Roadster.

I like the Laurel. But, the ad is incorrect. It will not be legal in CA. Since it's a 76, It's smog required, despite it's origin.

Hey-ya Mike! I'm in Eagle Rock just south of Glendale. Look me up if ya need a hand or special tool.

Thanks Bob! You just turned us on to another great resource forum!

Sakuras! Not sure but I THINK these are from the second remanfucture in the 90's That really doesn't effect the value, as They all are freakin expensive. To date, I have yet to see a set in the US I've been trying my best to be a student of Japanese alloy wheels and learn what I can from the web and direct observation. A couple of months ago, this (below) was posted on the club4ag.org site ---------reprinted w/o permissiom from club4ag.com http://forums.club4ag.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=129798 Those are "Yayoi" by TECHNO RACING. Recently, NEEZ,Co. (Kagawa Pref. branch) re-produced in 15inch version. (15x8 / offset -10 Limited production of ONLY 40 / 240,000 yen for set of (4)) Currently, same re-production version are used on Tadokoro's D1 vehicle. Followings are some pictures of original logo of "Yayoi" Racing, re-production version and Tadokoro's D1 AE86. Re-production version looks OK but I like the original "Yayoi". ----------end quote-------- more photos from the web

I had the pleasure of touring the Toyota Museum last month. It was a gas seeing 3 at once!

Have some class. Get some Datsun stickers for the kid's Big Wheel!

Shouldn't this be changed to "Having to wait until Victor FINALLY "Gets around" to approve my posted pictures."?