I had a V8 Corvair once upon a time. cooling was somewhat of a problem, had a radiator up front and hoses going back under the tunnel pan. there was a small box in front of the bulkhead that covered
I was asked by a fellow car enthusiast, Joe Curto, if I could find him a 5 speed from one of those later 510s. He needs it to swap into his supercharged 52 MGTD. Joe is the "master" of SUs and I thin
What engine did the series II 510 use? What about the 210? -Marc T. - == Marc Tyler Sisterdale TX TDROC 1970 1600 #SPL311-31016 1965 L-320 #L320 013642 1965 L-320 Parts car http://datsun_marc.tripod.
Never heard them called Series II, but the HL510, introduced in '78, came with the L-20B and what's commonly called a dogleg 5-speed (in the 2-door hatchbacks only, AFAIK) due 1st gear being to the
Yes, AFAIK, All of the L-motors have the same pattern. That was why you had to swap the early (separate) Z 4-speed bell housing on to the roadster 5-speed trans to use it in the 510. Comp even offer
The 1200/B210 transmission (used with the A12... A14 motors) was a common swap for Sprites & Midgets. Sorry I don't have more technical information on using them, but do recall more than one "spridg
Did they send the outriggers to go with it? 60 lbs of lead for the front end? Maybe a big wing in front? -Marc T. == Marc Tyler Designer, Animal Firm 830-324-6578 www.animalfirm.com
The Crown kit put the engine in the normal (for a Corvair) location and was pretty silly. There was another kit that put the engine in the back seat and was actually pretty cool. I saw one at an auto